#violet clermont

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The end of the year celebrations arrived and with them the famous Harvesfest Pantomime, Rose played the violin as it was customary more than 30 years ago and this year the theme was Renaissance Tartosa.

The entire Redwood Family had attended the pantomime, even Edgar and Madeleine had attended that night. Despite the mourning, Clara, Amber and Percy had been able to attend to celebrate the end of this fateful year.

Evangeline still wasn't talking to her cousins, she was watching them out of the corner of her eye from across the theater, hoping that Amber would understand her situation and they would get back in touch.

At this time of the year it is always common to see apparitions of different empty seats at the back of the theater. It is historically believed that these apparitions are of deceased family members who watch over the happiness of their loved ones.

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~ Portrait Compilation 1782-1845 ~

I leave some portraits from the Pride Flag Legacy

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How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord 🌷

I’m fascinated with EMMA. COLLABORATION Set

by: @peebsplays x @vintagesimstress x @batsfromwesteros

Seeing Jeanne with Rose, Violet and her mother Rosemary historically accurate gives me years of life

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The Cushing Residence, Fall 1841.

It was early morning when Amber went to check if her mother needed anything before bed, when she found her resting on the sheets of her bed with her totally pale skin in candlelight.

She was the first to encounter Jeanne’s death and could not utter any expression other than the bewilderment and sadness of her face.

Redwood Manor, Bedlington.

Despite the late hours of the night, August ran to the Redwood residence to report what had happened. Everyone in Redwood Manor was alarmed when they heard August screaming in the distance, everyone was getting ready to sleep.

The news of Jeanne shocked the whole family. Violet and Jacques were going through the death of another of their brothers, the life they knew suddenly began to fade

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Portraits of Mourning from the Redwood Family.

1811-1833-1841

Painter: Jacques Redwood and Johnathan Scarwood.

Like most families in the 19th century, the Redwood family was repeatedly bereaved. Sudden losses have been close to its members, as is the case with Robert Redwood and his sister Violet’s fiancé, Vladislaus Collins.

The portraits of the Cushing family were made prior to August’s marriage, believed to date from mid-Autumn

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Pantheon of the Redwood family, Winter 1841.

Jeanne’s funeral was one of the quietest to date. The whole family was in pain and in dispute with each other. His brothers and Rose were too distressed to continue to cry.

Ambar, Percy and Clara were still irritated with August, who had dedicated the entire funeral to accompanying Evangeline before his own brothers.

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Funeral service of Claudius Cushing, Cushing Residence, Brindleton Bay 1841.

The Redwood family gathered in the drawing room to show their condolences to the Cushing family, they decorated the room with white flowers and closed all the shutters in the house except the room of the widow Cushing.

Who was not in silence was crying modestly, Evie was with her shoulders down and crossed her arms because of the pain she felt in such a situation.

Percy was very cold and distant with August, he did not forgive that he created an annoying situation in the last days of his father, he could not even see his face.

Jacques accompanied Jeanne to the entrance hall, he knew what Claudius symbolized in his sister’s life and wanted to make her vent on him privately.

Jeanne started crying back the same way she did at the funeral, it hurt too much to think about living without her lover.

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Portrait of the Redwood-Clermont brothers.

1815. Artist: Jacques Redwood.

The descendants of Rosemary Redwood and Cristobal Clermont have been important figures in the history of the Brindleton Bay Regency.

The brothers showed a wide variety of abilities ranging from Jacques with painting, Violet with the piano, to Jeanne with the herbalist.

This has not prevented them from being the target of tragedies, as it was thought, their fourth brother Robert had drowned very young in the open sea at the age of 22.