Vonny Leclerc #3 Did ye aye?

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I really think Vonny was 150 years too late. She should have been the heroine of a Victorian novel and have every one of her identities laid out in chapters with titles like

In Which Vonny is a Scholar
In Which Vonny is a Jew
In Which Vonny has Consumption
In Which Vonny is Hench
In Which Vonny is a Welsh Witch etc.
 
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Re Welsh Vonny: I was thinking (hoping?) that pretending to be Welsh at this stage may be too much even for her, but claiming to have conducted extensive research into Welsh lore would allow her to claim yet another “thing” over which she gets to have superiority. Maybe she’s been learning Welsh and is now fluent? Maybe she’s (again) writing a book? The possibilities are endless…
 
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Please someone fire up the ChatGPT and make it so 🙏

write an 150 word opening to a Victorian novel about a woman called Vonny Laing-Leclerc-Moyes, who has consumption



In the dimly lit corridors of Victorian London, where whispers of affliction echo through gaslit streets, Vonny Laing-Leclerc-Moyes, a delicate flower of society, grapples with a shadow that threatens to engulf her. Pale and fragile, Vonny's ethereal beauty belies the insidious grip of consumption, the relentless specter that haunts her every breath. As the city teems with the hustle of horse-drawn carriages and the symphony of cobblestone underfoot, Vonny's elegant façade conceals a profound struggle against time itself.
Her existence becomes a poignant dance between grace and decay, a waltz with destiny that unfolds in the parlors of opulent estates and the squalor of damp alleyways. In the labyrinth of Victorian propriety, Vonny's consumption is both a secret and a sentence, an affliction that binds her fate to the inexorable threads of an era poised on the brink of change. As the pages of her narrative unfurl, Vonny's journey unveils a tapestry of love, loss, and resilience in a society where every whispered cough is a foreboding melody of mortality.
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write an 150 word opening to a Victorian novel about a woman called Vonny Laing-Leclerc-Moyes, who is getting hench



In the opulent drawing rooms of Victorian high society, amidst the rustle of silk and the clinking of fine china, the formidable figure of Vonny Laing-Leclerc-Moyes emerges as an unexpected enigma. While corsets constrict the breath of proper ladies, Vonny breathes defiance into the air, her sculpted physique a testament to an unconventional pursuit—she is getting hench. In an era where delicacy is prized, Vonny challenges convention, her muscles rippling beneath layers of fabric that strain against the expectations of her station.
As the aristocracy raises an eyebrow at her audacious transformation, Vonny's journey into uncharted territory becomes a symphony of contradictions: a lady challenging the boundaries of societal norms, a trailblazer in a world accustomed to fragility. The echoes of her grueling regimen reverberate through ballrooms and countryside estates, disrupting the delicate harmony of Victorian femininity. Vonny Laing-Leclerc-Moyes, an anomaly in crinolines and curls, embarks on a tale that transcends the conventions of her time, forging a new narrative of strength and independence.
 
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write an 150 word opening to a Victorian novel about a woman called Vonny Laing-Leclerc-Moyes, who has consumption



In the dimly lit corridors of Victorian London, where whispers of affliction echo through gaslit streets, Vonny Laing-Leclerc-Moyes, a delicate flower of society, grapples with a shadow that threatens to engulf her. Pale and fragile, Vonny's ethereal beauty belies the insidious grip of consumption, the relentless specter that haunts her every breath. As the city teems with the hustle of horse-drawn carriages and the symphony of cobblestone underfoot, Vonny's elegant façade conceals a profound struggle against time itself.
Her existence becomes a poignant dance between grace and decay, a waltz with destiny that unfolds in the parlors of opulent estates and the squalor of damp alleyways. In the labyrinth of Victorian propriety, Vonny's consumption is both a secret and a sentence, an affliction that binds her fate to the inexorable threads of an era poised on the brink of change. As the pages of her narrative unfurl, Vonny's journey unveils a tapestry of love, loss, and resilience in a society where every whispered cough is a foreboding melody of mortality.
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write an 150 word opening to a Victorian novel about a woman called Vonny Laing-Leclerc-Moyes, who is getting hench



In the opulent drawing rooms of Victorian high society, amidst the rustle of silk and the clinking of fine china, the formidable figure of Vonny Laing-Leclerc-Moyes emerges as an unexpected enigma. While corsets constrict the breath of proper ladies, Vonny breathes defiance into the air, her sculpted physique a testament to an unconventional pursuit—she is getting hench. In an era where delicacy is prized, Vonny challenges convention, her muscles rippling beneath layers of fabric that strain against the expectations of her station.
As the aristocracy raises an eyebrow at her audacious transformation, Vonny's journey into uncharted territory becomes a symphony of contradictions: a lady challenging the boundaries of societal norms, a trailblazer in a world accustomed to fragility. The echoes of her grueling regimen reverberate through ballrooms and countryside estates, disrupting the delicate harmony of Victorian femininity. Vonny Laing-Leclerc-Moyes, an anomaly in crinolines and curls, embarks on a tale that transcends the conventions of her time, forging a new narrative of strength and independence.
I was quite literally gasping for breath while reading those. My husband asked what was making howl with laughter and I really couldn’t quite describe the story of Vonny.

Thank you for your service @lilykestrel
😂😂😂😂😂
 
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turns out there is already a Cwfen ... Cwfen (Community) Choir, a (possibly radical feminist, based on events I can see they did) Welsh women's voice choir. Which makes more sense, name wise.
 
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I used to be quite involved in the Scottish metal scene and i cannot wait to do some digging on this. 💀💀💀
 
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Haha she gets on her bike and grifts. (Not sure anyone else is old enough to get the Norman Tebbit ref).

(Also it’s a play on words because there was a bike called a grifter).


I’m so clever.
There was also a drama about her actual bicycle.
 
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