Felix, as a name, means 'lucky'; this was intended as a matter of irony, but Felix's account seems to be living up to it in earnest. He has no Zeefaring skill whatsoever. This was his first time on a boat.
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Felix, as a name, means 'lucky'; this was intended as a matter of irony, but Felix's account seems to be living up to it in earnest. He has no Zeefaring skill whatsoever. This was his first time on a boat.
Felix, on his account, is now attempting to become a member of the Black Ribbon duelling society (the one that settles their duels to the death, often permanently). I'd like to think that Ambrose (character) was the first to warn them of this group, even as a member of it themself (and that they will blame themself for his current attempts at involvement in it).
On a somewhat related note, I believe Holy Ground by Rosewater Park is a suitable song for the person Felix is becoming.
I have been having Ambrose's account tutor Felix's account in Watchful matters, with the both of them doing so as often as possible every week. As one does.
More specifically I have interpreted this as Ambrose going out of their way to teach Felix as much as they can, as quickly as they can. Much of it is only the basics and what's necessary for survival; manners among various groups, identification of what's poisonous or edible, enough world history to not seem an amnesiac in mixed company.
Ambrose does not think to teach him how to fight beyond self-defence and wound care, and next to nothing about the Correspondence beyond the consequences of reading it with unprotected eyes. It doesn't take them long to notice when he begins to learn of such matters from others.
Periodical reminder that Ambrose is willing and known to poison themself in the name of scientific discovery, often repeatedly.