A Letter Home.

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'I still recall the fresh sea air, the haar swept over the waves like an impenetrable wall of endless white void afront me. Truly beautiful and unimaginably complex to even attempt to begin to understand. I left home with the intention of escaping everything and now I see that there was no way of letting the past stay in the past, I've proven to myself time and time again that I'm still the monster I always believed I was.

Sometimes I wonder if you'd ever forgiven me for leaving you, I never forgave myself. Continuing as though everything was normal wasn't an option, I recall my conscription finishing and the moment I decided I couldn't come back to Galloy. I knew they'd continue to mock me so I fled like a coward, I left for Anglia and hid in Magnamere. I found faith and tried to work through the pain, but it all caught up.

When I arrived in Regalia I met a Reverend, he allowed me to stay in the rectory of his church with him. He taught me to write in the Sanktist Script, looked after me and kept a roof over my head whilst I paid what little I could. - I was becoming lethargic, I stopped picking up work where I could and when the Reverend passed away I buried him properly with what money I had left.

I slept on the streets for a month, I went hungry and begged. People looked at me like I was just some abnormal growth that was soon to be removed, to simplify it, a pimple to be popped. I had lost everything, I started gambling and whoring my way to an early grave, one of the two was bound to get me killed. Rodderick though, when I found him; or perhaps he found me. Regardless, he took me in. I was given a chance and I've lived life so greedily ever since, so I beg for your forgiveness. I know you're gone now, it is cruel to keep you alive I know but to let you go would be too much.

So I write to you now, ever loving because I never told you enough. I love you, mother. I was stupid for never saying it after the accident, maybe I was just angry or maybe I'd lost touch with the world but I love you so dearly. I know you're on the verge of slipping away, I hear you cry at night yet you never speak in the day and whilst you lay there sobbing, so do I. So I wanted to say goodbye, properly this time.

Oratario Ode, Mother.

Sweet dreams,
I will see you again.

With immeasurable love,


Alexander Gawen Dunmore.'
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An OOC Note:
This letter is not common knowledge to everyone in the city, what was written was kept within his family. This post was made to fit in with changes to Aleck's Life Story, which now incorporates letters to his mother. In conjunction with this post, she's been killed off and this post will be linked in the family thread as his sort of final goodbye.