@Primrose Hazelton Aramis would let you know about how some of the writers he is interested in are beginning to advocate against hunting or eating meat, and so he is considering becoming a vegetarian himself. He would agree wholeheartedly about the fox hunting and express appreciation that the meat is being donated. He would also heartily congratulate you on your good news and let slip that he assumes his advice to you was instrumental in "securing" the engagement :)

Name: Lord Aramis Beauclerk Attending: Garden Party Only Actions: see above, but also Aramis is happy to lecture anyone who will listen about how dreadfully barbaric hunting is (because he's totally the guy to show up to a party based on hunting just to complain about hunting.). Also this is probably the first time Lord Beauclerk and Lady Bruce-Hervey are really seen to be publicly socializing with each other. Lord Beauclerk is dressed mostly in black, with dark glasses and a silvery grey waistcoat.

Shall I add you to my flirt list?

Your name: @Lord Aramis Matthew Beauclerk (Jordana) Attended with/seated with: arrived alone to @Duke James Richmond (Greg)'s pavilion and then "works the room" circulating and socializing Horses entered/supported/bet on: He's not super interested in the actual horse racing aspect, so he might place a couple bets but it's not his focus Additional activities: He's mainly there to be a social butterfly. For him this mainly means conversations, flirting, and drinking. Over the course of the day, he definitely flirts with @Lady Helena Fane (Melissa), @Viscountess Charlotte Hughes, @Lady Euphemia Griffen, Lady Tavvi Thistledown, and @Primrose Hazelton. While he does get progressively more inebriated over the course of the event, he never gets to the point of sloppiness - just a little more casual and saucy, concluding with joining in on cards, carousing, and more drinking & flirting with @Ricardo Castillo and @Earl Nicholas Howard (Evan) Anything else of note: is wearing this - green and pink to welcome spring! (Source - Regency Gentleman blog post) Connections wanted: Please tag me if anyone needs to be flirted with. Also anyone should please feel free to be intrigued, scandalized, or anything in between by Aramis' behavior.

@Earl Nicholas Howard and @Duke James Richmond (Greg) and @Lady/Marquess Emmeline Petty-Fitzmaurice (Robin) that sounds great! I would be happy to work out some connections :)

Apparently the actual home of the people whose last name and title I'm borrowing lived in was Upper Gatton Park, in Surrey. So I guess I'm claiming it, since nobody else has, and I spent way too much time tracking down this fact. (Also it might be for sale IRL, funny enough.) https://media.onthemarket.com/properties/2872061/doc_0_6.pdf That's the family house though. He would also have a London pied-à-terre but I haven't worked out what would be the right neighborhood.

So, I chose a last name that sounded cool with a title that sounded cool, because I needed that to actually exist for some reason. But I also intentionally styled my character as the "youngest son" because his behavior is that of someone who does not expect to inherit. So do I still claim that title on the form? It would be his father's.

@Lord Ambrose Etienne Galois (Ezekiel) So excited for our characters to be friends!

Character Pronouns: he/him Bio: The youngest son of a noble family, Aramis has spent his 23 years enjoying the benefits of his wealth and good looks, without concerning himself with boring things like responsibility or reputation. His family is the result of intermarriage between noble families from Dahomey, southeast England, and the southeastern Westlands. He is well educated, but what started as a promising future in academics was left by the wayside once he discovered the pleasures of drinking, gambling, the theatre... and, if the rumors are true, the beds of the "artistic types" with whom he began to associate. possible connections wanted: - romantic interests and/or marriage prospects (of any gender) - participants in inebriated philosophical discussions - friends from university (I guess Cambridge around 1805-1807ish?) - eccentrics, hedonists, free-thinkers, and the aforementioned "artistic types" for friendship and/or entanglements