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a bunch more recent poketaurs :3c if youre interested check them out here! the bottom two have already found homes but the first 3 are still looking for a new owner! ^^ tundra explorer glacecotttaur fusion double scolitaur starflare tauroxys (atk)
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(PT1) Hello, Sleuth! I have an another question for you! I was reading how in most of your theories that Bertrand took Beatrice’s last name. Doesn’t that mean that Ike Anwhistle should have taken Josephine's last name? Since Ike’s brother Gregor’s last name is Anwhistle as well, I feel like to fit your theories and the evidence, that Gregor is more likely
I copied the second part of your question below:
(PT2) Josephine’s brother since the probabilities of Gregor marrying an Anwhistle and carrying his wife’s name is low. What do you think?
Hi there, @detectivefernald! I’m going to put a link to the theoretical article you’re talking about: (Link).
And nah, Gregor is explicitly stated to be Jo’s brother-in-law, so obviously he can’t be her biological brother as well. V.F.D. members tend to intermarry a lot, but this is pushing it to a whole new Habsburgian level.
Anwhistle Aquatics was founded by Gregor Anwhistle, the famous ichnologist and Josephine’s brother-in-law.[The Grim Grotto, Chapter Four]
In many countries, it’s up to the wife and husband to decide what to do with their respective last names. I assume that the marriage politics of Snicket’s world work the same way. So although there are reasons to believe Bertrand Baudelaire and Jacob Snicket took their wives’ last names, it’s entirely possible that Josephine preferred taking her husband’s last name (just like his mother D., coincidentally).
THIS CHUM WILL KNOW WHAT TO DO.