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Works as a serving girl at the [[Read & Rite]] for her uncle [[Jasper Jape | Jasper]]. She is "accustomed to the sound the of the wind ripping over the sea"<ref name="SCG-18">The St. Chrispian's Gazette Issue 18 (Dec. 7, 2024)</ref> Still new at her job, she is sometimes clumsy.{{ | Works as a serving girl at the [[Read & Rite]] for her uncle [[Jasper Jape | Jasper]]. She is "accustomed to the sound the of the wind ripping over the sea"<ref name="SCG-18">The St. Chrispian's Gazette Issue 18 (Dec. 7, 2024)</ref> Still new at her job, she is sometimes clumsy.{{Journal ref|5|19|1884}} | ||
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On May 19, 1884 she served tea to [[Emma M. Lion | Emma]] and [[Niall Pierce | Pierce]] at the Read and Rite and caused the teapot to splash on the table.{{ | On May 19, 1884 she served tea to [[Emma M. Lion | Emma]] and [[Niall Pierce | Pierce]] at the Read and Rite and caused the teapot to splash on the table.{{Journal ref|5|19|1884}} | ||
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Revision as of 22:12, 8 January 2025
| Clara | |
|---|---|
| Age | 15 |
| Gender | Female |
| First Appearance | The St. Chrispian's Gazette Issue 18 (Dec. 7, 2024) |
Works as a serving girl at the Read & Rite for her uncle Jasper. She is "accustomed to the sound the of the wind ripping over the sea"[1] Still new at her job, she is sometimes clumsy.[2]
Life Sketch
Clara grew up near the sea. He mother called her "bright, quick-witted, and good." After a unspecified tragedy her Mother, Violet, sent her to work with her uncle Jasper to improve her health. She arrived in St. Chrispian on March 2, 1884.[1]
Relationship to Emma
On May 19, 1884 she served tea to Emma and Pierce at the Read and Rite and caused the teapot to splash on the table.[2]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 The St. Chrispian's Gazette Issue 18 (Dec. 7, 2024)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 May 19, 1884
