Yeatshaw
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| Portrayed by Japanese modern girl from a 1920s advertising litograph | |
| Full Name | Honoria Sarah Bartram |
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| Associated Noble House(s) | {{{noblehouse}}} |
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| Mother | Mummy |
| Mother's Rank | Queen of the House |
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| Dowry | {{{dowry}}} |
Yeatshaw believes the work grind belongs between the seventh and eighth circles of hell. Never is this belief stronger than when deadlines are brought forward, or when working under pressure. She formerly dabbled in academia, and is now an editor of sorts. She believes herself sickly and cross, and fortifies herself regularly with tea. As a hardened tea drinker, she drinks a variety of Chinese and Japanese teas throughout her waking hours once she has had her usual industrial strength black tea (usually English breakfast or Darjeeling). She accepts bribes in teas, especially when she's working. Approach her with a big pot of Earl Grey when she's working and your toes may be spared. When not reading, working, embroidering, hunting for cheap lemons at the supermarket, or collecting stamps and coins, she enjoys complaining about the young, cheerful and perky.
She currently plays Honoria Bartram.