Jeremy Rondell
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| Portrayed by | |
| Full Name | Jeremy Rondell |
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| Associated Noble House(s) | Marquessate of Ribbleswick |
| Date of Birth | |
| Father | |
| Father's Rank | Marquess of Ribbleswick |
| Mother | |
| Mother's Rank | Marchioness of Ribbleswick |
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Lord Jeremy Rondell is the third son of the Marquess of Ribbleswick. He is currently a suitor of Elise Hampton and sent her chocolates among other gifts. At one point he was a suitor of Lady Priscilla Tanaquil. On hearing rumours of Elise's engagement to Robert Vickery at the Fitzgerald Ball on May 16th 1811, Jeremy got drunk and created a scene after the fifth dance, leading to Viola Fitzgerald calling a waltz for the sixth dance as a distraction. Jeremy was summarily ejected from the ball.
He is a member of Boodle's[1]
Jeremy is a NPC who can be played by anyone.
Appearances/References
- Her Highness will see you now
- A new complexion
- The first blonde
- Emerson Ball: Dropping Eaves
- Billiards for Two
- A pair of nice young ladies
- And we'll never be royals
- And without thorn, the rose
- It was all there in the signs
- Dear heart, are those tears?
- Fitzgerald Ball: You'll love me at once, the way you did once upon a dream
- Fitzgerald Ball: Casus Bellum
- Fitzgerald Ball: Cry havoc
- Fitzgerald Ball: Shall we liquefy?
- Fitzgerald Ball: I never knew what made it so exciting
- Fitzgerald Ball: You want to go to heaven but you're human tonight
- Fitzgerald Ball: This is the moment, my final test...
- Fitzgerald Ball: I will be the pattern of all patience, I will say nothing
- Fitzgerald Ball: A note passed to Lord Rotherham just before supper
- Fitzgerald Ball: Entr'Acte
- Fitzgerald Ball: Gentlemen prefer blondes
- Fitzgerald Ball: An Ursine Endeavour
- Fitzgerald Ball: Dance Macabre
- Fitzgerald Ball: Movingly Perverse Techniques
- Fitzgerald Ball: This woman is my destiny
- Fitzgerald Ball: Give me leave to speak my mind, and I will through and through
- Fitzgerald Ball: You and I are a timebomb
- My family and other animals
- A new world, material without being real
- The nicest thing about the rain is that it always stops. Eventually
- Mine, this fractured heart of mine
- Sometimes I find I must be harsh on even my own sex
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