Lovely soirée with Lady Ellison

Lady Adelaidah Ellison is an elder fine woman, very traditional and formal in her manners, who doesn't take kindly errors from the servitude when it comes to protocol and service. However, she do have a pedagogical side, taking the time to explain the offender what he or she did wrong and how it should be done, at the least the first time. Recidivism is unaccetable.

She brought with her two coloured servants, both very diligent and had no errors whatsoever regarding protocol or etiquette. She has a heavy britsh accent and a certain allure as she was untouchable, above everyone and everything. Her raiment is impressive, in perfect state, nothing weary or old, impaccable at all times and with the finest jewels as ornament.

To Margaret she was the most loving and forgiving grand mother in law that heaven could have given her, always understanding about Margaret's slips, even in recidivism there was just too much love in the air. With her she brought two thick albums, one with photographs from Margaret's wedding with Eliah right there in the Ellison Castle, at least one thousand photographs including a few with the broom, others of the wife and of course of the two together having fun. The other was the family album, a genealogical tree in the first page with branches going page after page.

Marge noticed a remarkable similitude between the first born of Abraham Ellison Garret and his husband, also called Eliah Ellison. Which was rapidly discarded by Lady Adelaidah as never realizing it in the first place. "They look a little alike" she said. <In fact they're almost identicle>

Samantha was still present, like a ghost, she looked at her in this new clothes and they didn't fit, it was odd, the smell wasn't her, the sensation wasn't familiar at all. Once she could leave the room, thanks to the physiotherapy more than kept safe by the nurses, she felt watch at all times by the servitude. By the end of the week she knew something was wrong, not per se, since everything was perfect, just the life she always wanted but at the same time, this wasn't her life.