ARTICLE 203: Matrimonium Legem

Oh wow. I think I remember placing forward this idea in some PA discussion thread like....a year ago. Cool

If the admins approve, then I think that this may be where we can truly start the whole Rebel plot. Like....a final breaking point. Almost outright war with the Ministry....with people picking sides and getting conflicted...and if you put werewolves into the whole thing as well...wow. Of course, all this is proposed with the hopes that the Rebel plot hasn't been shelved. Coz that would make me really , really sad

All that said, well done guys this is a truly awesome way to begin site plotting again

So many men will be begging for Jack's hand.

Get it? Cause no.

XD

She will be declaring war most certainly. XD

Well, you just watch Eli's turn into a debauched speakeasy of non-PG13 goodness.

Does double-posting count if it's different accounts? *squints* Not sure.

Anyway! Are there any pressing questions that you're eager to know?

So, is it only when you find a partner you must marry in thirty days?
And is the reason to like, increase birth rates and such like to increase the Wizarding population? Or am I reading this all wrong?

Awhh, Hallie is one of those who has dreamed of a wedding day and finding someone she loves and then settling down. She will be crushed, or maybe not if she finds the right guy soon enough. The thing is she falls for people easily so she may be cool. But if part of her job ends up tracking down people who don't want to get married I can see her turning reb against the ministry.

Aye. "Married Bliss" is the stipulation at the moment. You must all be blissful and loving and married. Something will pop up later to ensure the birth rates rise, don't you worry!

I knew the rebels would enjoy this plot. They can get all snippy about being oppressed. XD

So is the ministry doing it to try and make it a happier place?
I am still a bit confused but love it anyway! Haha

I think Eli's saying that there is more to come, we just don't know it yet. From the way I read it, the character should get a notice of some sort.

We've found that, overall, everyone likes to be 'read in' on the new plot--but only to a given extent. If we were to reveal every single element we had, then there would be no surprises whatsoever.

When we've revealed every surprise, the members see it all as being too scripted and as though they're forced into merely following someone else's script.

We'd prefer to have a boatload of ideas and then to perhaps toss in a few surprises, in response to what the members do.

It reminds me a bit of the old game master and player formula from the old D&D days, with everyone working together to tell a really great story. But does that make sense?

*CoughSeeDailyProphetCough*

Why am I enjoying the mayhem this will cause for my characters? XD