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{{Infobox Peer | {{Infobox Peer | ||
| name = Arthur Dalrymple | | name = Arthur Dalrymple | ||
| playby = James McAvoy | | playby = ''James McAvoy'' | ||
| fullname = Arthur Dalrymple | | fullname = Arthur Dalrymple | ||
| image = [[File:Arthurwiki.jpg]] | | image = [[File:Arthurwiki.jpg]] | ||
| title = Viscount Linley | | title = Viscount Linley | ||
| dob = 29th August 1783 | | dob = 29th August 1783 | ||
| father = | | father = Edward Dalrymple | ||
| fatherrank = Earl of Haddon | | fatherrank = Earl of Haddon | ||
| mother = Anne Dalrymple (nee Sundon) (deceased) | | mother = Anne Dalrymple (nee Sundon) (deceased) | ||
| motherrank = Countess of Haddon | | motherrank = Countess of Haddon | ||
| residence = | |||
| school = Eton | |||
| university = Cambridge | |||
| income = | |||
| noblehouse = [[Earldom of Haddon]], [[Viscountcy of Linley]] | | noblehouse = [[Earldom of Haddon]], [[Viscountcy of Linley]] | ||
| titleyear = N/A | | titleyear = N/A | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Arthur Dalrymple''', Viscount Linley, is the elder son of the current [[ | |||
'''Arthur Dalrymple''', Viscount Linley, is the elder son of the current [[Earldom of Haddon|Lord Haddon]]. He lives predominantly in London and has recently courted scandal by breaking his engagement to [[Harriet Fforde]]. He is a Romantic. | |||
''Arthur is a former character played by [[Vix]].'' | |||
==Family== | ==Family== | ||
*Edward Dalrymple, Lord Haddon - father | |||
Anne Dalrymple, Lady Haddon (deceased) - mother | *Anne Dalrymple, Lady Haddon (deceased) - mother | ||
Letiticia Dalrymple, Lady Haddon - step-mother | *Letiticia Dalrymple, Lady Haddon - step-mother | ||
A half-sister and half-brother | *A half-sister and half-brother | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
Not only has Arthur yet to inherit, but does not stand to do so in the | Not only has Arthur yet to inherit, but does not stand to do so in the foreseeable future, since his father enjoys excellent health. As a result, Arthur is in the position of being a man of means and status, but with very little responsibility to take up his time. As an only child and heir for most of his life (his mother failed to carry any more children to term), he has been slightly spoiled and has come to expect a certain amount to go his way. | ||
Arthur's parents lived a marriage best described as amiable convenience. After her death, his father remarried; Arthur is not close to his step-mother, though she is a bare two years older than he is himself. He has little to do with his half-siblings, and tries to have little to do with his step-mother. Though he is polite and does not dislike her, he also has little in common with her beyond age, and feels that their familial relationship is absurd. | Arthur's parents lived a marriage best described as amiable convenience. After her death, his father remarried; Arthur is not close to his step-mother, though she is a bare two years older than he is himself. He has little to do with his half-siblings, and tries to have little to do with his step-mother. Though he is polite and does not dislike her, he also has little in common with her beyond age, and feels that their familial relationship is absurd. | ||
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Arthur is rather Romantically and poetically inclined. His preferred sports are fencing and hunting - which conveniently fit the image. 'Romantic', of course, is in the literary sense of the term, and not to be confused with modern interpretations. He is struck by nature and chivalry, poetry and the imagination. Although he tends to fall "in love" fairly easily, these have (until his engagement) not been particularly strong or lasting attachments. Nor is he perpetually smitten - he can go several months without feeling the need to quote Latin or Greek romantic poetry about a girl who has captured his interest. | Arthur is rather Romantically and poetically inclined. His preferred sports are fencing and hunting - which conveniently fit the image. 'Romantic', of course, is in the literary sense of the term, and not to be confused with modern interpretations. He is struck by nature and chivalry, poetry and the imagination. Although he tends to fall "in love" fairly easily, these have (until his engagement) not been particularly strong or lasting attachments. Nor is he perpetually smitten - he can go several months without feeling the need to quote Latin or Greek romantic poetry about a girl who has captured his interest. | ||
His personality tends to extremes of emotion; in modern terms he might even be classed as | His personality tends to extremes of emotion; in modern terms he might even be classed as bipolar to some degree. When things are going well for him, all is right with the world and no cloud can be seen on the horizon; when things take a more negative turn, the universe is conspiring against him. He is an extremely loyal friend and takes it as a point of honour to be so. Conversely, he finds it hard to forget any slights or disappointments. | ||
Arthur is an intelligent man, and not naive, though some might presume him to be. He does, however, have a propensity to throw himself with a little too much enthusiasm into new ideas he comes across - probably as a result of having too much time on his hands and not enough responsibility. These bursts of enthusiasm are often short lived (like a summer thunderstorm), but sometimes things do stick. | Arthur is an intelligent man, and not naive, though some might presume him to be. He does, however, have a propensity to throw himself with a little too much enthusiasm into new ideas he comes across - probably as a result of having too much time on his hands and not enough responsibility. These bursts of enthusiasm are often short-lived (like a summer thunderstorm), but sometimes things do stick. | ||
==Relationships== | ==Relationships== | ||
===Friends=== | ===Friends=== | ||
*[[Clarence Haworth|Lord Louth]] | |||
*[[Georgiana Haworth|Lady Louth]] | |||
*[[George Hackett|Lord Selwyn]] | |||
*[[Mark Fotherington]] | |||
*[[Hugo Fotherington]] | |||
*[[Viola Fitzgerald|Lady Viola Fitzgerald]] | |||
*[[Geoffrey Stapleton]] | |||
*[[Thomas Sterne]] | |||
*[[Katherine steele|Katherine, Countess of Carrington]] | |||
*[[Penelope Grove|Lady Penelope Grove]] | |||
*[[Olivia Fitzgerald|Lady Olivia Fitzgerald]] | |||
===Love Interests=== | |||
*[[Harriet Fforde]] | |||
===Love | |||
[[Harriet Fforde]] | |||
===Enemies=== | ===Enemies=== | ||
*[[Harriet Fforde]] | |||
[[ | [[Category:Viscounts]] [[Category:Former Characters|Dalrymple]] [[Category:Heirs]] [[Category:Cantabrigians|Dalrymple]][[Category:Old Etonians|Dalrymple]] [[Category:Births in 1783]] | ||
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| Portrayed by James McAvoy | |
| Full Name | Arthur Dalrymple |
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| Title | Viscount Linley |
| Associated Noble House(s) | Earldom of Haddon, Viscountcy of Linley |
| Date of Birth | 29th August 1783 |
| Father | Edward Dalrymple |
| Father's Rank | Earl of Haddon |
| Mother | Anne Dalrymple (nee Sundon) (deceased) |
| Mother's Rank | Countess of Haddon |
| Town Residence | |
| Income | |
| School | Eton |
| University | Cambridge |
| Year Attained Title | N/A |
Arthur Dalrymple, Viscount Linley, is the elder son of the current Lord Haddon. He lives predominantly in London and has recently courted scandal by breaking his engagement to Harriet Fforde. He is a Romantic.
Arthur is a former character played by Vix.
Family
- Edward Dalrymple, Lord Haddon - father
- Anne Dalrymple, Lady Haddon (deceased) - mother
- Letiticia Dalrymple, Lady Haddon - step-mother
- A half-sister and half-brother
Background
Not only has Arthur yet to inherit, but does not stand to do so in the foreseeable future, since his father enjoys excellent health. As a result, Arthur is in the position of being a man of means and status, but with very little responsibility to take up his time. As an only child and heir for most of his life (his mother failed to carry any more children to term), he has been slightly spoiled and has come to expect a certain amount to go his way.
Arthur's parents lived a marriage best described as amiable convenience. After her death, his father remarried; Arthur is not close to his step-mother, though she is a bare two years older than he is himself. He has little to do with his half-siblings, and tries to have little to do with his step-mother. Though he is polite and does not dislike her, he also has little in common with her beyond age, and feels that their familial relationship is absurd.
At Eton he was a bit of a 'teacher's pet' and a fair academic student, continuing on to read Classics at university. He was a late developer, physically speaking, and only his status and a few useful friendships prevented him being more teased at school than he was. Most of those friendships have remained intact; one such being with Clarence Haworth.
More recently, Arthur has been the subject of some gossip, as the result of an unfortunate romance. As yet unmarried, Arthur was swept away by his affection for a charming young lady, Harriet Fforde, last season. The couple were engaged for a while, but for reasons unclear to society he broke off the engagement and has since spent much of his time at his home or visiting with sympathetic friends such as the Haworths.
Personality
Arthur is rather Romantically and poetically inclined. His preferred sports are fencing and hunting - which conveniently fit the image. 'Romantic', of course, is in the literary sense of the term, and not to be confused with modern interpretations. He is struck by nature and chivalry, poetry and the imagination. Although he tends to fall "in love" fairly easily, these have (until his engagement) not been particularly strong or lasting attachments. Nor is he perpetually smitten - he can go several months without feeling the need to quote Latin or Greek romantic poetry about a girl who has captured his interest.
His personality tends to extremes of emotion; in modern terms he might even be classed as bipolar to some degree. When things are going well for him, all is right with the world and no cloud can be seen on the horizon; when things take a more negative turn, the universe is conspiring against him. He is an extremely loyal friend and takes it as a point of honour to be so. Conversely, he finds it hard to forget any slights or disappointments.
Arthur is an intelligent man, and not naive, though some might presume him to be. He does, however, have a propensity to throw himself with a little too much enthusiasm into new ideas he comes across - probably as a result of having too much time on his hands and not enough responsibility. These bursts of enthusiasm are often short-lived (like a summer thunderstorm), but sometimes things do stick.
Relationships
Friends
- Lord Louth
- Lady Louth
- Lord Selwyn
- Mark Fotherington
- Hugo Fotherington
- Lady Viola Fitzgerald
- Geoffrey Stapleton
- Thomas Sterne
- Katherine, Countess of Carrington
- Lady Penelope Grove
- Lady Olivia Fitzgerald