The end of the year celebrations arrived and with them the famous Harvesfest Pantomime, Rose played the violin as it was customary more than 30 years ago and this year the theme was Renaissance Tartosa.

The entire Redwood Family had attended the pantomime, even Edgar and Madeleine had attended that night. Despite the mourning, Clara, Amber and Percy had been able to attend to celebrate the end of this fateful year.

Evangeline still wasn't talking to her cousins, she was watching them out of the corner of her eye from across the theater, hoping that Amber would understand her situation and they would get back in touch.

At this time of the year it is always common to see apparitions of different empty seats at the back of the theater. It is historically believed that these apparitions are of deceased family members who watch over the happiness of their loved ones.

~ Portrait Compilation 1782-1845 ~

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Pantheon of the Redwood family, Winter 1841.

Jeanne’s funeral was one of the quietest to date. The whole family was in pain and in dispute with each other. His brothers and Rose were too distressed to continue to cry.

Funeral service of Claudius Cushing, Cushing Residence, Brindleton Bay 1841.

The Redwood family gathered in the drawing room to show their condolences to the Cushing family, they decorated the room with white flowers and closed all the shutters in the house except the room of the widow Cushing.

Who was not in silence was crying modestly, Evie was with her shoulders down and crossed her arms because of the pain she felt in such a situation.

Percy was very cold and distant with August, he did not forgive that he created an annoying situation in the last days of his father, he could not even see his face.

Jacques accompanied Jeanne to the entrance hall, he knew what Claudius symbolized in his sister’s life and wanted to make her vent on him privately.

Portrait of the Redwood-Clermont brothers.

1815. Artist: Jacques Redwood.

The descendants of Rosemary Redwood and Cristobal Clermont have been important figures in the history of the Brindleton Bay Regency.

The brothers showed a wide variety of abilities ranging from Jacques with painting, Violet with the piano, to Jeanne with the herbalist.

The celebration in Winkerspark began as usual in these celebrations. The announcement of the engagement was a covert truth, everyone knew it was happening but nobody said it.

All the Redwood and faithful friends were in the drawing room waiting for the young lovers.

Lady Redwood was impatient for the whole situation as her daughter went after her trying to calm her down. She felt how humiliating it could be if this didn’t go perfectly.

M. Anne: Mother, please calm down. Stop walking around the room. They’ll come down any minute.

L. Redwood: Who has allowed you to use that tone with me, Mary Anne? I don’t want you to end up tearing apart what few decorum this family has left.

M. Anne: Andrew has never been an example in behavior and you know it. At least now he’s doing the right thing for himself and his family.

Between Mary Anne’s discussion with her mother, Andrew and Clara finally went down to the celebration.

The war seemed to have no end, the citizens lived in a feeling of uncertainty that only hid between gatherings and weddings.

The Redwood family had decided to celebrate the marriage of young George Redwood to the outsider Wendla Agatha Munch. This union has been a gossip center because of the bride’s family.

The Munch family fought for the crown of Windenburg opposed to Brindleton Bay, but that day they had reached a consensus to put the happiness of the little daughter of the late Gunther Munch before their political thoughts

Despite the absence of the fiancé’s father for fighting in battle, the wedding took place in the Spring of 1835