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"Pride? You are a professional leech." Dominic Fitzwallace, Personal Affairs
#HDTWritingChallengePart 20 of the September 1820 series. Set in November, Charlotte has returned to Willingden. Meanwhile, Alexander and Mrs. Gress hold down the fort in London while Samuel and Juliana visit Hampshire.
"You're what I couldn't find. A totally amazing mind. So understanding and so kind. You're everything to me." Dolores O'Riordan/The Cranberries, Dreams
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- Part 20 of September 1820
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"It keeps me happy too, actually." Josh, Skins
#HDTWritingChallengeA very short and slightly fluffy Part 19 of the September 1820 series. It's bonfire night in Sanditon. I'll let the chapter tell its own story.
"You're the fire and the flood. And I'll always feel you in my blood. Everything is fine. When your hand's resting next to mine." - Vance Joy, Fire and the Flood
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- Part 19 of September 1820
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"They never rise above the level of misrepresentation." - The Importance of Being Oscar #HDTWritingChallenge
Part 18 of the September 1820 series. The Colbourne family prepares for and celebrates Leo's birthday. Alexander daydreams about a dream he had in Unspoken--a little saucy spice up front.
"I shall be nine in October." Leonora Colbourne, Sanditon 1820
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- Part 18 of September 1820
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"I'm overwhelmed, this would be...an honour." - Jean-Michel Lintillac - The King's Daughter
#HDTWritingChallengePart 17 of the September 1820 series. It's the day after Georgiana's 21st birthday party. Time for the Heyrick Park Gang to debrief and regroup.
"Splendid. It's all coming true." Tom Parker, Sanditon, 1819
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- Part 17 of September 1820
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Part 16 of the September 1820 series.
The night of Georgiana's 21st birthday party has arrived! Charlotte meets Samuel Colbourne and the Montroses. Lady Denham is her usual pleasant self. Augusta is reacquainted with someone from the past. Alexander and Charlotte still have much to discuss.
“You mistake me. I have your interests very much at heart.” Sidney Parker, Sanditon, 1819
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- Part 16 of September 1820
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In Patient Stillness - A New Year's Eve Tale by String_of_Stars
Fandoms: Sanditon (TV 2019), Sanditon - Jane Austen
31 Dec 2022
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"It is a theme as fluent as the sea." - Dauphin, Henry V
#HDTWritingChallengeIt's New Year's Eve 1821, and a baby is on the way for Charlotte and Alexander Colbourne.
This story is a tangent of the September 1820 series, Fathers and Daughters, A Glorious Light, and This House of Silence. You could consider this an epilogue to the still-in-progress September 1820 series.
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"Listen everyone, this is absolutely, totally ridiculous." - Rob, Future Conditional
#HDTWritingChallengePart 15 of the September 1820 series. Lady Montrose, Edgar, Augusta, and Leo travel to Sanditon. Alexander and Augusta come face to face with [the portrait of] Sidney Parker. Samuel and Mrs. Gress solve half of the world's problems from the Colbourne House garden. And who's dreaming this week? A little spice up front. Enjoy!
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- Part 15 of September 1820
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“I’m on the side of the idea of love, of life.” Dennis/Billy – Kiss Me
#HDTWritingChallengePure Christmas fluff set in December 1821. A tangent of the September 1820 series and The Duet.
Members of the Sanditon congregation join Miss Hankins in preparing for the church’s Christmas program. Mr. Chawston is still baking bread (much to our delight). Edward is still reciting poems (much to everyone's consternation). Alexander and Charlotte eagerly await the arrival of their first child as a married couple.
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"You know the real secret, is be yourself." Chuck Knoah - A Serial Killers Guide to Life
#HDTWritingChallengePart 14 of the September 1820 series. Bookended dreams in this one! Lady Montrose and the girls visit London, Mrs. Gress shares her insights, Charlotte and Ralph discuss Fraser's letter, and in a dream of Alexander's, Charlotte and AC discuss the Colbourne family's history and wealth.
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- Part 14 of September 1820
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Part 13 of the September 1820 series.
Lucky 13 consists of a series of letters being sent to and fro across Sussex and London. Charlotte and Fraser bid farewell to Alexander (for now), and Alexander puts his thoughts down on paper.
Lines and themes from the show are not mine - they belong to the writers.
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- Part 13 of September 1820
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Part 12 of the September 1820 series.
"Unravel" is set in Willingden and London in early October. A future interaction with Augusta crosses Alexander's mind. Charlotte and AC continue their conversation at the churchyard but are joined by Ralph Starling. Samuel Colbourne shares thoughts about the future of the London house with Mrs. Gress and makes a trip to Triveton's jewelry shop.Series
- Part 12 of September 1820
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"Some days I feel I can hardly leave my chair." Rupert, Me Before You
Part of the September 1820 series and an entry in the #HDTWritingChallenge!Charlotte's dream reveals her true feelings. Quinn, Heyrick Park's coachman, gossips in a good way. Alexander wonders what to do next. Samuel and Juliana are trying to figure things out.
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- Part 11 of September 1820
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“You have no filter. You say the first thing that comes into your head.” Will, Divergent
Responding to this week’s #HDTWritingChallenge.
A tangent of “Unexpected” from the September 1820 series. This is the backstory on Augusta’s mention of the Parker’s evening party and Alexander’s duet with Miss Hankins in AC’s dream about drawing room dance practice. You don’t have to have read “Unexpected” in order to read this one. However, for the bigger picture, there’s more in September 1820.
I don’t think I’ve missed an #HDTWritingChallenge yet, and I’m going down fighting before I do! (Honestly, Ben, the writing we do for you!) This one is a little silly, but enjoy!
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Part 10 of the September 1820 series.
Alexander and the Parkers discuss life, grief, and Sanditon's future during their stay in Willingden. Meanwhile, Samuel Colbourne has an opinion about the two crates of apples that Mrs. Wheatley sent to London.
Lines and themes from the series are not mine--they belong to the writers.Series
- Part 10 of September 1820
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Part 9 of the September 1820 series (even though it's now October 1820!)
Alexander accepts Charlotte's invitation to join family and friends at Heywood Manor in Willingden. Once there, he learns quite a bit about Charlotte, her family, and his own family.
There are no murders in this series, but if we were playing Clue, my guess would be Lady Susan in the library with the heavy, leather-bound atlas.
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- Part 9 of September 1820
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"I do love you, don't forget that, don't ever forget." - Jackson, Malevolent
Responding to this week's #HDTWritingChallenge!Part 8 of the September 1820 series.
Alexander shows up unannounced in Willingden, and Charlotte has thoughts about him being there. Tell us how you really feel, Charlotte.Lines and themes from the series are not mine - they belong to the writers.
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- Part 8 of September 1820
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Alexander prepares to leave London, Samuel makes a decision, and Charlotte reflects on life in Willingden.
Part 7 of the September 1820 London visit series.
Certain lines and themes are not mine - they belong to the writers.Series
- Part 7 of September 1820
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"It makes my heart glad to see their eager faces." - Tzar Alexander, BBC's War & Peace
Part 6 of the September 1820 London Visit series and a contribution to the Hughes Day Tuesday Writing Challenge!News arrives from Heyrick Park, Alexander makes plans to visit Willingden, and Samuel attends Lady Montrose's dinner party.
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- Part 6 of September 1820
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Alexander and Augusta reach an understanding, Samuel visits Kempton to deliver a message, and Alexander's latest dream takes an interesting turn.
Part 5 of the September 1820 London visit series
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- Part 5 of September 1820
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The night of Lady Sutton’s ball has arrived. The Colbournes dress to the nines, AC lets Augusta stay for longer than an hour, Samuel has everyone in stitches. Laughter, romance, and good times abound. Yeah, right.
Part 4 of the London September 1820 series and a continuation of Unbidden, Unspoken, and Unexpected.
Lines and themes from the series are not mine--they belong to the writers."Oh baby, you wanna dance 'til the sunlight cracks, and when they say the party's over, then we'll bring it right back."
Ed Sheeran - ShiversSeries
- Part 4 of September 1820