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alt_selwynStephen, if you're willing to come out of retirement temporarily, I can have Warrington's office readied for you immediately. You'll need more of an aide than a clerk, I'd say -- someone well-acquainted with the office. I'll see if I can have someone for you in the next hour or two.
In the meantime, the suggestion has been floated that all the half-bloods who duelled so valiantly (yes, Gabriel, INCLUDING Sharpe -- especially Sharpe, in fact) be posthumously elevated in blood status, including their siblings, any children, etc. I think this might be an excellent thing to include in the closing ceremonies later today, but that means their families must be found, properly attired, appropriately reassured, and in the arena by ... was it 5 p.m.? It's not a great deal of time. One representative from each family will do, I'm sure.
Stephen, all the paperwork can be handled later, save for a nice certificate that can be presented in the ceremony itself.
In the meantime, the suggestion has been floated that all the half-bloods who duelled so valiantly (yes, Gabriel, INCLUDING Sharpe -- especially Sharpe, in fact) be posthumously elevated in blood status, including their siblings, any children, etc. I think this might be an excellent thing to include in the closing ceremonies later today, but that means their families must be found, properly attired, appropriately reassured, and in the arena by ... was it 5 p.m.? It's not a great deal of time. One representative from each family will do, I'm sure.
Stephen, all the paperwork can be handled later, save for a nice certificate that can be presented in the ceremony itself.
