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You are a local baronet, and while you have family wealth, you also have a terrible curse. Hundreds of years ago a witch cursed your bloodline, and now you must commit a crime a day forever or die.
Do you think you could survive the witch’s curse?
Yes
For a few years/months
No
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William Russell Flint (1880-1969), ''Ruddigore or, The Witch's Curse'' by William Schwenck Gilbert, 1912 Source
Love me some Heroic Cowards
Peso Penguin / Nurse Peso
Norville "Shaggy" Rogers
Robin Oakapple / Sir Ruthven Murgatroyd
Ryland Grace
Jonathan Harker
Many more such cases I am sure
Old drawing of Margaret eating soup that I never posted for some reason
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Pirates! A Penzance Musical is all well and good but you know which G&S show I *really* want to see re-set in turn-of-the-century New Orleans?
Ruddigore.
Gilbert obviously didn't mention this in the script because the Lord Chamberlain's office would never have allowed it but I feel there must have been at least one Baronet of Ruddigore who took full advantage of the fact that gay sex was illegal in England and as such would fulfill the terms of the witch's curse
