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aechlys · 8 days ago

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Here is a list of instances of resistance to Nazi occupation on the island of Jersey in the Channel Islands.

Frequently mentioned is wire activity, aka radio making. So think of "in possession of a wire" to be the same as owning a cell phone. Radios and all communication to and from the outside world was completely banned and an arrestable offence, and sometimes deportable offense that could send you to a concentration camp.

I do not know the ultimate fates of these people. Some are listed as repeat offenders meaning they survived their first arrests, others I know were deported to concentration camps and murdered.

I chose Jersey because my family lived this nightmare and also because it is easily accessible to English speakers. This is sort of a "highlights" list of clear resistance events, but not listed are the innumerable "disrupting working peace" arrests, black market operations on an increasingly starving island, and string of thefts possibly both against the Nazis and their own neighbors. As the years drag on you can get a sense of the increasing amounts of desperation of the people, but resistance never stopped until Liberation Day in 1945. I hope it can prove interesting.

Source can be found at the bottom of the post under the cut to see the full list. Please feel free to reblog.

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1940

Godfrey Garbutt, born 14/01/1894, sentenced for theft of provisions.

Klara Maria Luise Crawford-Morrison née Eck, born 11/06/1886, sentenced for insulting German troops.

Harold Walter Giffard, born 15/04/1878, sentenced for insults.

Charles Faramus, born 27/07/1920, and Ralph Ernest Whyard, born 29/09/1902, sentenced for handing in of anti German leaflets.

1941

Herbert Crookes, born 06/05/1900, sentenced for failing to hand in an enemy leaflet.

Francois Scornet , sentenced for treasonable undertaking.

Marjorie Gill, born 10/12/1924, sentenced for inciting to treachery.

Louise Le Sueur, born 24/09/1871, sentenced for failing to surrender a firearm and ammunition.

George Henry Sowden, born 09/02/1883, sentenced for insults to the German forces.

Emile Frederick Guiton, born 23/11/1879, sentenced for taking photographs outside closed limits.

Albert George Foot, born 27/03/1884, sentenced for taking photographs outside closed limits

Lilian Kinnard née Norman, born 22/07/1917, and Kathleen Norman, born 29/12/1920, sentenced for statements hostile to German forces.

Henry Gastelois, born 24/02/1918, sentenced for possession of arms.

Wellem George Theodoor Hedrick Van Sorgen, born 01/02/1881, sentenced for spreading anti German information.

Stanley John Morel, born 10/03/1921, sentenced for traffic infraction & insulting the German forces.

Felix Kerautret, born 01/02/1880, sentenced for unathorised entering of military premises.

Vyvyan Macleod Ferrers, born 20/01/1877, sentenced for uttering statements hostile to the German state.

Horace Edward Kelling Hunt, born 06/01/1910, sentenced for taking photographs outside closed limits.

Philip Perchard, born 04/03/1923, sentenced for curfew infraction & Entering a military zone.

Gordon Gabriel Faucon, born 07/10/1924, sentenced for insults to German forces.

Philip Robert Le Cornu, born 09/05/1909, sentenced for damage to army goods.

Louis Henry Morvan, born 23/03/1907, sentenced for larceny of military property.

Herbert Charles Du Feu, born 17/01/1906, sentenced for sabotage.

1942

Robert Le Feuvre, born 28/08/1865, sentenced for insulting the German forces and offering resistence to the executive officials.

Allen Roy Pool, born 03/03/1911, sentenced for causing, through negligence, damage to army possessions.

Christian Camille Genty, born 16/02/1922, sentenced for failing to hand over enemy leaflets.

Joseph Maria Huchet, born 02/12/1900, sentenced for unauthorised hunting. Also mentioned on case, Alexander Barren, born 12/05/1905, Walter Fox, born 04/01/1901, Agnes Mary Stoodly née Lock, born 20/04/1910, and George Henry Stoodly, born 16/03/1906.

Eric Reginald Pleasents, born 17/05/1910, sentenced for infraction of the registration order. Also mentioned on case, Florence Rachel Franklin, born 15/07/1890, John Dennis Alfred Leister, born 19/06/1922, and Raymond Kitchener Mahieu, born 31/05/1923

Hedley John Le Tissier, Edgar John Guille, Stanley Du Hocq Lihou, and Walter John Nicolle, sentenced for black marketing.

Jean Le Pennec, born 02/12/1898, and Clarence Gosset, born 05/03/1908, sentenced for unauthorised hunting.

Ernest William Le Plongeon, born 09/02/1911, sentenced for infraction of the German street traffic order.

Maureen José Langlois, born 15/02/1923, sentenced for insulting the German forces.

Arthur James Laffoley, born 06/04/1897, sentenced for drawing and issuing foodstuffs without ration cards, coupons or permit.

Harry Featherstone, born 12/08/1887, sentenced for unathorised possession of explosives and receiving stolen articles. Also mentioned on case, Alfred James Connor, born 22/02/1913, Arthur Alfred Davies, born 02/03/1899, John Soyer, born 09/02/1901, and Philip George Ozard, born 16/05/1889.

George Clifford Michel, born 05/07/1901, sentenced for offering resistence.

Philip John Baudains, born 29/09/1923, sentenced for taking photographs outside closed limits.

Albert Alfred Chardine, born 30/09/1916, sentenced for receiving/concealing stolen articles (4 gallons of petrol).

Arthur Falla, born 22/03/1910, sentenced for larceny from the German forces.

George Gallichan, born 06/01/1910, and Herbert Gallichan, born 26/06/1914, sentenced for distributing leaflets.

Kathleen Helen Hall née Le Gresley, born 05/06/1913, Louis John Le Beauvant, born 24/06/1924, Yves Marie Le Beauvant, born 06/08/1925, Walter William Matson, born 14/01/1905, Evelyn Noel née De Caux, born 22/03/1898, Harold Binet Noel, born 18/11/1894, and Norman Snushall, born 14/11/1923, sentenced for unauthorised entering of the military zone.

Louis Morisse, born 9/07/1901, sentenced for anti German demonstration.

Dennis Murphy, born 12/12/1918, sentenced for larceny, curfew infraction and failing to surrender a camera.

Harold Francis Blanchet, born 20/05/1922, sentenced for attempted larceny of military property.

Charles Cecil Hilliker, born 25/06/1904, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set.

Albert John Dumaresq Anquetil, born 23/08/1890, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Edmund Mortimer Anquetil, born 03/08/1886, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Harold George Turner, born 20/05/1894, sentenced for (not stated).

Edward Oliver Ross, born 10/10/1903, sentenced for consorting without authority with prisoners of war, & distributing wireless news hostile to Germany.

Annie Mjir Henderson Ross née Gilmonour, born 28/09/1906, sentenced for consorting without authority, prisoners of war & distributing wireless news hostile to Germany.

David Alfred Bartlett, born 04/10/1926, Kenneth James Corfield, born 28/04/1926, Eldon Stanley Gibaut, born 29/08/1925, Raymond Hannaford, born 04/03/1925, Ronald John Harris, born 10/10/1927, Maurice Victor Gamble Hill, born 24/05/1922, Francis Edward Swinnerton Killer, born 20/07/1927, Hugh De Beauvoir La Cloche, born 10/08/1926, Arthur george Le Borgne, born 20/04/1925, Kevin John Le Cocq, 13/12/1926, Dennis Philip Le Cuirot, born 04/09/1926, Douglas Charles Liron, born 15/08/1925, Kenneth Alfred Matthew, born 19/10/1925, and George Allain Ollivro, born 08/03/1924, sentenced for public meeting and anti German demonstration.

Raymond Peter Bridoux, born 14/03/1921, sentenced for public meeting and anti German demonstration.

Eric Charles Buesnel, born 06/06/1923, sentenced for public meeting and anti German demonstration.

John Crowley, born 25/11/1920, sentenced for public meeting and anti German demonstration.

Patrick Kirwan, born 07/10/1915, sentenced for public meeting and anti German demonstration.

Henry Auguste Le Lai, born 12/09/1910, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set, a camera and ammunition.

Reginald Thomas Baudains, born 30/05/1897, sentenced for spreading English wireless news.

Robert Elliot Sharp, born 16/03/1913, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set.

Harold Edward Lempriere, born 21/01/1910, sentenced for possession of ammunition without authority.

Richard Francis Motie, born 27/11/1926, sentenced for forging documents.

Alfred Desire Victor Le Calvez, born 20/08/1922, sentenced for larceny of diesel oil.

Francois Le Cozannet, sentenced for (not stated).

Kathleen Winifred Feltham, born 14/12/1917, sentenced for infraction of the registration order.

1943

Richard Francis Motie, born 27/11/1926, sentenced for being in military zone without authority and ifraction of curfew.

Walter De Gruchy Le Brocq, born 26/02/1876, sentenced for Failing to surrender anti-German leaflets.

Stanley Arthur Craig, born 27/06/1913, sentenced for failing to surrender leaflets.

Marie Alphonsine Jouanne, Born 28/07/1871, sentenced for infraction of registration order.

Joseph Victor Newington, born 09/05/1899, sentenced for allowing escape of a prisoner.

Clement Noble Mylne, born 04/03/1885, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Winifred Nellie Mylne Née Gower, born 14/04/1894, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Vivienne Mylne, born 14/04/1894, sentenced for failing to surrender a camera and dissemination of information hostile to Germany.

Percy Lancelot Adams, born 14/08/1887, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Gladys De Ste Croix, born 31/10/1925, sentenced for being on military territory without authority.

Harold Alexander, born 13/12/1892, sentenced for failing to surrender leaflets and speading anti-german news.

Alfred Henry Coutanche, born 02/09/1902, sentenced for failing to surrender leaflets.

Edward John Gideon Mourant, born 12/08/1892, sentenced for spreading anti German news.

Thomas Philip Mourant, born 04/01/1890, sentenced for failing to surrender leaflets.

Irene Agnes Journeaux Née Newland, Born 14/03/1910, sentenced for failing to surrender leaflets.

Donald Percy Journeaux, Born 24/02/1920, sentenced for infraction of registration order.

Walter John Frederick Gallichan, born 28/12/1889, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Francis John Le Flock, born 26/06/1888, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Mabel Rubina Nicolle née Thomas, born 26/11/1919, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and spreading leaflets.

Joseph James Murray Tierney, born 23/10/1912, sentenced for manufacturing and distributing leaflets.

Frederick John Nicolle, born 05/09/1887, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

John Whitley Starck, born 18/09/1886, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Arthur Stanley Wakeham, born 01/02/1918, sentenced for manufacturing leaflets.

Arthur William Downer, born 26/12/1883, sentenced for failing to surrender leaflets and disseminating anti german news.

Leonard Walter Bowditch, born 16/10/1895, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

John Whitley Nicolle, born 17/06/1918, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and manufacturing leaflet.

Maud Alice Bathe, née Le Marquant, born 12/04/1872, sentenced for Failing to surrender a wireless set.

George Courtman Breuilly, born 25/08/1904, sentenced for Failing to surrender a wireless set.

Timothy Mccarthy, born 03/11/17, sentenced for Disturbance of the working peace and larceny to the prejudice of the military authorities.

Hedley Clarence Morin, born 04/08/1923, sentenced for larceny to the prejudice of the military authorities.

John Malcolm Bouchéré, born 30/03/1916, sentenced for Failing to surrender a wireless set, wireless parts and camera.

John Henry Moignard, born 18/03/1921, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set, wireless parts and a camera.

Raymond Bougeard, born 20/08/1913, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

David McInroy, born 22/05/1878, sentenced for failing to surrender wireless parts.

Henry Albert Rodda, born 31/05/1899, sentenced for failing to surrender wireless parts.

John Kelly, born 28/03/1919, sentenced for larceny to the prejudice of the military authorities .

Albert Charles de Mouilpied, born 12/03/1915, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Charles William Reginald Maugham, born 06/03/1919, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

John Ogier, born 08/02/1905, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Anne Marie Rousseau née Rebindaine, born 15/01/1896, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Edouard Joseph Rousseau, born 17/07/1893, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Ronald George Smith, born 23/08/1926, sentenced for insulting the German forces.

Thomas Murphy, born 04/05/1914, sentenced for continued larceny of military effects.

James Christopher O'Rourke, born 16/12/1919, sentenced for military larceny in complicity with others.

John Higgins, born 24/05/1918, sentenced for military larceny in complicity with others.

Beatrice Maud Barnes, born 10/06/1919, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Cecil Henry Faiers, born 07/06/1895, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Denis Clery, born 12/10/1916, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

George Yves Le Put, born 02/06/1901, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Josée Weeks, born 21/04/1924, sentenced for military and other larceny.

Clarence James Davey, born 23/09/1910, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Frederick William Page, born 20/11/1900, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Isaac Stanislas Davey, born 23/06/1899, sentenced for listening to broadcasting stations.

Owen Joseph Dore, born 08/06/1918, sentenced for listening to broadcasting stations.

George Louis Sty, born 01/05/1917, sentenced for listening to broadcasting stations.

Arthur Maurice Davey, born 11/09/1921, sentenced for listening to broadcast stations.

May Evelyn Griffiths-Tizard, born 24/05/1912, sentenced for listening to broadcasting stations.

Joseph Le Veller, born 16/03/1909, sentenced for listening to broadcasting stations.

John Emile Quenault, born 10/08/1905, sentenced for listening to broadcasting stations.

Frank Alfred de Guelle, born 28/12/1921, sentenced for disobedience.

Patrick O'Sullivan, born 12/05/1910, sentenced for military larceny.

William Quinlan, born 26/09/1914, sentenced for military larceny.

Philip Jean Louis Le Corre , born 30/12/1925, sentenced for military larceny.

Charles Gordon Burley, born 19/02/1888, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Peter Gray, born 28/03/1928, sentenced for Unauthorised possession or explosives and larceny.

Leonard Lindasy, born 15/06/1929, sentenced for unauthorised possession of explosives.

Cecil Marshall, born 11/04/1926, sentenced for unauthorised possession of explosives.

Alfred James Connor, born 22/02/1913, sentenced for unauthorised possession of explosives and receiving stolen goods.

Arthur Alfred Davies, born 02/03/1899, sentenced for failing to surrender radio parts.

John Soyer , born 08/03/1902, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Oliver Axon, born 02/09/1885, sentenced for insulting the occupation forces.

Daniel Joseph O'Hanlon, born 21/11/1916, sentenced for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.

Harry Jones, born 03/06/1892, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Francis Yves Marie Gautron, born 20/01/1897, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Belza Athea Turner, born 01/07/1923, sentenced for disseminating information hostile to Germany.

Kenneth William, sentenced for failing to attend work without being excused.

François Durand, born 02/07/1897, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Cecil Brent, born 29/09/1910, sentenced for assault committed on one of his superiors, breach of the peace and causing physical injury.

Agatha Mary Bott née Charpentier, born 03/07/1895, sentenced for anti German demonstration.

Ronald Harris, born 10/10/1927, sentenced for military larceny and damaging service property.

Maxwell Weeks, born 01/12/1926, sentenced for military larceny and damaging service property.

Patrick John Harris, born 03/08/1919, sentenced for prohibited reception, in company of others, of english wireless stations.

Edith May Kirwan, born 29/04/1917, George Clifford Michel, sentenced for prohibited reception, in company of others, of English wireless stations and dissemination of information hostile to Germany .

Leslie Portlock, born 09/03/1915, sentenced for prohibited reception, in company of others, of English wireless stations and dissemination of information hostile to Germany.

William John Windebank, born 26/09/1898, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

George John Frederick Morcel, born 21/03/1907, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and prohibited reception of wireless programmes in company with others.

Francis Peter Sorel, born 07/10/1889, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and prohibited reception of wireless programmes in company with others.

Ronald Gordon Bisson, sentenced for improper behaviour.

Sidney Noirmont Prest, born 02/06/1899, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless part.

Francine Luciennes née Kermoal, born 21/11/1900, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

James Kirwan, born 16/05/1913, sentenced for military larceny .

Ada Hafner née Hames, born 30/08/1903, sentenced for anti german demonstration.

Marie louise Perrot née Ringo, born 30/09/1894, sentenced for military larceny.

Ronald Edward Brideaux, sentenced for failing to appear at work without sufficent grounds.

Michael Joseph Bresnahan, Laurence Edward Smith, sentenced for (not listed).

Elizabeth Olive White née Johnson, born 07/03/1890, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless receiver set.

Raymond Reed, born 23/07/1905, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless receiving set.

Douglas Vivier Le Marchand, born 28/03/1925, sentenced for military larceny.

Yvonne Le Chevalier , born 28/04/1926, sentenced for insulting German forces of occupation.

Clarence Walter Hamel, born 13/05/1921, Arthur Ernest Bowden, born 05/12/1917 and George Alfred Le Sueur, born 04/12/1920, sentenced for military larceny and receiving stolen articles.

John Francis Douglas Le Marchand, born 02/07/1921, sentenced for military larceny.

Francis William Riley, born 04/11/, sentenced for military larceny.

Walter Francis Bisson, born 27/06/1887, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Frank Catelinet, sentenced for military larceny.

Jules Braname Le lerre , born 08/07/1905, sentenced for continued driving of a motor vehicle not licensed for circulation.

Arthur Edward Clarke, born 13/01/1907, sentenced for receiving stolen articles and black market activities.

Charles Eddery, born 04/06/1915, sentenced for attempted receiving of stolen articles and assistance in attempted black market activities.

Patrick Joseph McCloskey, born 19/10/1913, sentenced for receiving stolen articles and black markey activities.

Alfred Charles Edward Jeanne, born 20/02/1917, sentenced for insulting the german forces of occupation.

George Michael Hill, born 19/09/1918, sentenced for military larceny.

1944

Michael Edward Kirwan, born 28/09/1889, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set, prohibited reception of wireless programmes in company with others and for dissemination of anti German news.

Thomas Jones, born 04/04/1884, sentenced for continued black market activities.*D/Z/H6/6/185 Edward John Curtin, born 28/01/1917, sentenced for failing to surrender wireless accessories and a camera.

Patrick Healy, born 08/08/1918, and William Healy, born 27/08/1912, sentenced for serious military larceny in complicity with another and continued simple larceny.

Ninetta Butterworth, born 14/05/1922, sentenced for three cases of anti Gemran demonstration.

Edward Percival Lees-Baker, born 26/11/1908, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Basil Edward De Guelle, born 16/04/1923, sentenced for failing to surrender wireless parts.

Albert George Moody, born 30/12/1886, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Alexander Ross Riddle, born 27/07/1877, sentenced for failing to comply with the instructions given when surrendering his wireless set.

James Matthews Thibault, born 30/11/1927, sentenced for prohibited reception of wireless stations in company with other persons.

Frederick Charles Tite, born 01/10/1923, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Francine Luciennes née Kermoal, born 21/11/1900, sentenced for receiving stolen articles and failing to surrender a wireless set (previous conviction).

André Marcel Jézéquel, born 20/02/1914, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and wireless parts.

Raymond Rodda, sentenced for military larceny.

Harry Noel, sentenced for theft of potatoes from the harbour and contravention of the regulations regarding workmen.

Stanley Coombs, born 26/01/1923, sentenced for prohibited reception of wireless stations, failure to surrender a wireless set and dissemination of anti German information. -

Leonard John Torpy, born 31/12/1923, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and prohibited reception of wireless stations.

Harold Noel Browning, born 25/12/1909, sentenced for prohibited reception of wireless stations.

Frederick John Lock, born 13/03/1902, sentenced for dissemination of anti German information.

Charles Gordon Burley, born 19/02/1888, sentenced for manufacture of a leaflet, prohibited reception of wireless stations and dissemination of anti German information.

Edmund Ernest Butel, and Théobule Paul Le Pennec, sentenced for pilfering of food stuffs whilst in the employ of the German forces.

John Mackay Tipping, born 25/07/1884, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Douglas John marsh, born 08/01/1921, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and camera and prohibited reception of wireless stations.

John Vautier, born 21/10/1885, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and prohibited reception of wireless stations.

Stephen John Perchard, born 19/05/1921, sentenced for failing to surrender anti German leaflets.

George Huelin De La Haye, born 20/10/1878, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

George Louis Le Gallais, born 07/05/1923, sentenced for Dissemination of anti German information.

Bulstrode Gordon Le Marquand, born 26/03/1899, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Harry Marschall, sentenced for (not stated).

Gerald Bird, born 16/04/1917, sentenced for failing to surrender anti German leaflet.

Brian Edmund Le Boutillier, born 11/12/1925, sentenced for unathorised occupation of military premises, manufacture and distribution of anti German leaflets.

Reginald Francis Allenet, born 03/08/1924, sentenced for military larceny.

David Thomas Alfred Dawson, born 01/02/1924, sentenced for military larceny.

William Marsh, born 28/11/1920, sentenced for insulting the German forces, disturbing the working peace and dissemination of anti German information.

Désiré Berezay, born 27/05/1900, sentenced for military larceny.

Cornelius Van Ooststroom, born 14/01/1890, sentenced for military larceny.

Harry Ballantine, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Stanley George Green, born 27/12/1900, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and camera.

Francis John Rebours, born 24/06/1910, sentenced for unathorised use of a motor vehicle.

Denis William Brideaux, born 02/05/1926, sentenced for offering resistence.

Patrick O'Donoghue, born 04/10/1914, sentenced for military larceny.

Nicholas Brendon Tancred, born 04/01/1922, sentenced for simulation of a membership of the forces of the occupation.

Thomas Patrick Nelson, born 12/01/1907, sentenced for serious larceny and misappropriation.

Geoffrey Ernest Delauney, born 27/11/1924, sentenced for insulting the German forces.

James Hill, born 18/05/1895, sentenced for continued military larceny.

Louis Charles Villette, born 04/03/1898, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Rose Renouf, born 26/09/1923, sentenced for continued military larceny.

Bertram James Hurry, born 12/08/1895, sentenced for misappropriating objects of a military nature.

Robert Campbell, born 26/10/1918, sentenced for black market activities.

Ernest Charles Le Feuvre, born 16/05/1916, sentenced for black market activities.

William Frederick Machon, born 11/06/1897, sentenced for black market activities.

André Gaston Aune, born 09/01/1899, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and parts.

Jean Henri Masson, born 13/08/1923, sentenced for anti German demonstration.

Peter Philip Etiemble, born 03/03/1905, sentenced for military larceny.

William Keating, born 10/01/1910, sentenced for inciting to continued simple military larceny.

Edith May Quinn née Channing, born 11/01/1905, sentenced for insulting the occupying forces.

William St George, born 08/03/1886, sentenced for continued military larceny.

Edward Peter Muels, born 02/07/1912, sentenced for aiding and abetting desertion.

Philip Henry Poingdestre, born 26/01/1893, John Groady, Siebe Koester, Paul Lamy, Benjamin Shenton, Belza Turner, and Arthur De Gruchy, sentenced for insulting the occupying forces.

Peter Emile Le Gallou, born 13/04/1907, sentenced for military larceny and receiving stolen articles.

Leonard Bruce Goode, born 12/08/1922, sentenced for failing to surrender an anti German leaflet, failing to report an object dropped from an aircraft in conjunction with concealing stolen articles.

James Houillebecq, born 08/02/1904, sentenced for unathorised possesion of arms. -

Frank Le Villio, born 30/09/1925, sentenced for serious military larceny.

Monteith Alaister Charles Foster, born 26/12/1922, sentenced for prohibited reception of wireless stations.

Louisa Gould née Le Druillenec, born 07/10/1891, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless receiving apparatus, prohibited reception of wireless stations and abetting breach of the working peace and unathorised removal.

Harold Le Druillenec, born 05/08/1911, sentenced for prohibited reception of wireless stations in company with other persons.

Bertha Pitolet, born 01/02/1895, sentenced for prohibited reception of wireless stations and abetting breach of the working peace and unathorised removal.

Ivy Forster née Le Druillenec, born 06/04/1907, Charles Bull, John Gready, Oswald Le Maistre, Albert Marie, sentenced for prhibited reception of wireless stations and abetting breach of the working peace and unauthorised removal.

Amélie Bree née Carboulec, born 09/06/1899, sentenced for continually receiving stolen goods.

Doris May Bree, born 09/11/1920, sentenced for continually receiving stolen goods.

Harold harris, Cecil Brent, John Farley, Emilie Louise Lamy née Le Cuirot, born 27/01/1898, John Dean Gready and John Charles Le Saux, sentenced for prohibited reception of wireless stations in company with other persons and failing to surrender anti German leaflets.

Jeffrey Paul Lamy, born 12/05/1926, sentenced for failing to surrender anti German leaflets.

Paul Frederick Lamy, born 19/06/1900, sentenced for failing to surrender wireless recieving apparatus and prohibited reception of wireless stations in company with other persons.

Pauline Emilie Lamy, born 25/11/1922, sentenced for prohibited reception of wireless stations in company with other persons.

Rosalind Ursula Clark, born 21/09/1925, sentenced for insulting the German forces.

Aurélien Guimart, born 18/05/1911, sentenced for receiving stolen goods.

Beatrice Ethel Williams née Baillie, born 14/09/1916, sentenced for continued prohibited reception of wireless stations in company with other persons.

Jack Walling, born 09/02/1918, sentenced for continued prohibited reception of wireless stations in company with other persons and continued dissemination of anti German news.

Philip Pallot, born 15/01/1897, sentenced for continued prohibited reception of wireless stations in company with other persons and continued dissemination of anti German news.

George Marett, born 16/12/1895, sentenced for continued prohibited reception of wireless stations in company with other persons.

Charles Warren, born 26/11/1889, sentenced for continued prohibited reception of wireless stations in company with other persons.

William Stone Bennett, born 19/11/1888, sentenced for continued prohibited reception of wireless stations in compay with other persons.

Gwendoline Bull née Brookland, born 24/06/1912, sentenced for continued prohibited reception of wireless stations in company with other persons.

Patrick Murphy, born 07/05/1907, sentenced for military larceny.

Timothy Joseph Roche, born 06/02/1915, sentenced for military larceny.

Bernard James Turpin, born 08/09/1925, sentenced for disturbance of the working peace, refusal to obey and insult to the occupying forces.

John Perchard, born 02/06/1891, sentenced for disturbance of the working peace and insult to the occupying forces.

Harold Clements, born 27/02/1902, sentenced for continued prohibited reception of wireless stations in company with other persons.

Mary Agnes Clements née Saunders, born 07/02/1897, sentenced for continued prohibited reception of wireless stations in company with other persons, failure to hand in radio apparatus and failure to hand in ammunition.

Edward William Hughes, born 02/06/1905 sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set.

Gerald Wilfred Le Masurier, born 20/12/1886, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set and continued dissemination of anti German news.

Gerald Alfred Le Masurier, born 20/07/1912, sentenced for failure to surrender a camera and continued dissemination of anti German news.

Frank Ernest Daghorn, born 05/11/1908, sentenced for failure to surrender radio apparatus and abetting.

Albert Reginald Marie, born 29/01/1913, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set.

Doris Gaudin Le maistre née Marie, born 14/05/1917, sentenced for continued reception of wireless broadcasts in company with other persons.

Oswald Le Masitre, born 08/09/1921, sentenced for continued prohibited reception of wireless broadcasts in company with other persons and continued failure to surrender leaflets of an anti German character.

Alice Le Maistre, born 08/09/1925, sentenced for continued reception of wireless broadcasts in company with other persons.

James Francis Marie, born 13/09/1903, sentenced for failure to surrender an anti German leaflet.

John Philip Richardson, born 06/07/1924, sentenced for military larceny.

Lewis William Roche, born 24/12/1912, sentenced for failing to surrender radio and photographic apparatus and continually providing the possibility of radio reception.

Lucien Jean Caro, born 25/02/1905, sentenced for failure to report a deserter.

William Robert Alec Richardson, born 31/07/1903, sentenced for continual military larceny.

John Charles Le Saux, born 19/06/1907, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set and continued dissemination of anti German news.

John Dean Gready, born 16/03/1906, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set.

Charles Bull, born 23/07/1903, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set and continued reception of radio broadcasts.

Cyril John Francis Masson, born 15/03/1922, sentenced for failure to surrender anti German leaflet. displaying a leaflet and dissemination of anti German news.

William A Mulley, born 25/08/1890, sentenced for failure to surrender an anti German leaflet and dissemination of anti German news.

Esme Norah Blampied, born 05/03/1923, sentenced for failure to surrender anti German leaflets in conjunction with the failure to report the existence of articles dropped by aircraft and continued distribution of anti German leaflets.

Benjamin Henry Shenton, born 21/01/1898, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set and camera.

Edward Le Quesne, born 31/10/1883, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Yvonne Caro née Morvan, born 15/06/1909, sentenced for complicity in desertion.

Francis Alexander Le Sueur, born 12/08/1912, sentenced for attempted flight from the Channel Islands.

Edgar George Withey, born 14/05/1896, sentenced for attempted flight from the Channel Islands.

Garnet George Briard, born 24/05/1923, sentenced for attempted flight from the Channel Islands.

Edwin Charles Mourant, born 30/11/1899, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Irene Harcourt, born 13/04/1879, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and an electrical heating apparatus.

Thomas Jones, born 04/04/1884, sentenced for continued dissemination of information hostile to Germany.

Belza Althea Turner, born 01/07/1923, sentenced for attempted flight from the Channel Islands. -

Siebe Koester, born 15/09/1922, sentenced for attempted flight from the Channel Islands, disturbance of the working peace and unathorised removal.

Ellen Louisa Alice Hodgskin née Norton, born 21/01/1906, and Thomas Edwin Hodgskin, born 22/01/1902, sentenced for complicity in the prohibited removal of postal matters.

Samuel Leslie Macdonald, born 05/12/1914, sentenced for failing to carry out his work, insulting a German employing authority and ant German demonstration.

Jeanne Bougeard née Crespel, born 05/02/1896, sentenced for black market activities, infraction of the order concerning transactions with rationed foodstuffs.

Harold Clements, born 27/02/1902, sentenced for continued prohibited reception of wireless broadcasts in company with other persons.

Hugh La Cloche, born 10/08/1926, sentenced for attempted flight from the Channel Islands in company with others.

Peter Curwood, born 09/10/1925, sentenced for attempted flight from the Channel Islands and failure to register a boat.

James Arthur Curwood, born 10/07/1882, sentenced for failure to register three boats.

Arthur Philip Marett, born 09/10/1923, sentenced for complicity in an attempted flight from the Channel Islands.

Francis Killer, born 26/10/1926, sentenced for attempted flight from the Channel Islands in company with other persons.

George Robert Le Marquand, born 11/12/1925, sentenced for attempted flight from the Channel Islands.

Edward George Langlois, born 18/12/1915, sentenced for attempted flight from the Channel Islands.

Michael Neil, born 19/08/1927, sentenced for attempted flight from the Channel Islands in company of other persons.

Kenneth John Collins, born 25/08/1926, sentenced for attempted flight from the Channel Islands in company with other persons.

Donald Clarence Le Feuvre, born 14/01/1926, sentenced for serious charge of robbery in complicity with others and an attempted flight from the Channel Islands.

Roy Frederick Le Roux, born 25/04/1924, sentenced for serious charge of robbery in complicity with others and an attempted flight from the Channel Islands.

Dominic Antonio Volante, born 29/11/1913, sentenced for serious charge of robbery in complicity with others and an attempted flight from the Channel Islands.

Frederick Alexander Emmett, born 01/12/1915, sentenced for complicity and assistance in an attempted flight from the Channel Islands and unathorised use of a motor vehicle.

Richard Talbot Ahier, born 12/05/1923, sentenced for serious charge of robbery in complicity with others and an attempted flight from the Channel Islands.

Frank Harold Charles Bouher, born 16/04/1924 , sentenced for failing to surrender anti German leaflets in conjunction with failing to report the existence of articles dropped by aircraft.

Charles Whitfield, born 30/09/1871, sentenced for insulting the occupying forces.

John Edward George Dingle, born 14/08/1903, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Maureen José Langlois, born 15/02/1923, sentenced for unathorised possession of arms and failure to report the existence of articles dropped by aircraft in conjunction with failure to surrender anti German leaflets.

Philip Albert Nicolle, born 07/04/1910, sentenced for continued military larceny. [Documentation brought in. Philip Albert Nicolle according to his prison card was actually sentenced for Insults to a German Officer and not the charge as stated above]

Thomas Anthony Hartley, born 25/02/1917, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Veronica Bichard, born 26/06/1926, sentenced for military larceny.

Patrick Hennelly, born 08/04/1915, sentenced for withholding information and implication in a charge of larceny.

Una Sheail, born 16/05/1926, sentenced for unsuccessful plan to attempt flight from the Channel Islands. Also mentioned in papers, Emile Lucien Henry, born 01/08/1905, John Le Cornu, born 13/09/1898, Martin Le Cornu, born 05/01/1926, John Mirabel, born 14/08/1904, Harold Syvret, born 19/07/1922, Gladys Hannah Venables née Mountain, born 15/03/1899, and Ronnie Williams, born 02/04/1922.

Reginald Du Feu, born 09/07/1903, sentenced for military larceny.

Philip Bentley Noel, born 30/04/1920, sentenced for attempted flight from the Channel Islands. -

John O'Connell, born 16/09/1920, Philip John Buesnel, born 27/09/1925, and Everard Philip Le Boutillier, born 19/08/1897, sentenced for insulting and assaulting a member of the German forces.

Eugéne O'Keeffe, born 02/12/1916, sentenced for unsuccessful plan to attempt flight from the Channel Islands.

Clement Stafford Rondel, born 21/08/1911, sentenced for refusing to obey an order, infraction of the order concerning rationed foodstuffs and making false declerations.

Amelie Jeanette Mcintyre née Lisle, born 30/01/1907, sentenced for continued reception of wireless broadcasts in company with other persons and continued dissemination of anti German news.

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Una Sheail, born 19/07/1922, sentenced for unsuccessful plan to attempt flight from the Channel Islands.

Alice Kermarac, born 20/09/1895, sentenced for military larceny.

Philip John Buesnel, born 27/09/1925, sentenced for insulting and assaulting a member of the German forces.

Emile Lucien Henry, born 01/08/1905, sentenced for pretending that a crime had been committed thus attempting to mislead police.

Richard Tierney, born 24/09/1923, sentenced for black market activities.

Gladys Hannah Venables née Mountain, born 15/03/1899, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

John Mirabel, born 14/08/1904, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and dissemination of anti German news.

Ida Le Monnier, born 07/08/1912, sentenced for black market activities.

Iglestagas Maximino, born 04/02/1901, sentenced for black market activities.

laura Brideaux, born 10/04/1881, sentenced for black market activities.

John Pichon, born 12/04/1900, sentenced for black market ativities.

Yvette Gruchy, born 18/11/1920, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and continued prohibited reception of wireless broadcasts in company with other persons.

Everard Philip Le Boutillier, born 19/08/1897, sentenced for insulting a member of the German forces. Also mentioned on case papers, Veronica Bichard, born 26/06/1926, James Gipson, born 03/03/1911, Patrick Hennelly, born 08/04/1915, Philip Bentley Noel, born 30/04/1920, John O'Connell, born 16/09/1920, and Eugéne O'Keeffe, born 02/12/1916

Ernest Edwin Canivet, born 15/02/1911, sentenced for prohibited construction of wireless receiving apparatus and for creating the possibility fore reception of radio broadcasts by anti German stations.

Edward James Rutherford, born 27/10/1927, sentenced for prohibited construction of wireless receiving apparatus.

Allan Costard, born 29/09/1924, sentenced for prohibited attempt to escape from the island, serious charge of larceny, failure to register boats, failure to surrender wireless apparatus, dissemination of anti German news, unathorised possession of ammunation and failure to report possession of arms by another person.

Sidney Costard, born 14/09/1878, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Evelyn Janvrin, born 29/04/1919, sentenced for prohibited attempt to escape from the island and dissemination of anti German news.

Dennis Mclinton, born 25/04/1925, sentenced for serious charge of larceny, prohibited construction of wireless sets, failure to register boats and unathorised possession of arms.

Dennis Patrick Webb, born 19/12/1922, sentenced for serious charge of larceny, prohibited attempt to leave the island, failure to register boats, prohibited construction of wireless receiving apparatus and dissemination of anti German news.

Victor Webb, born 21/02/1926, sentenced for prohibited construction of wireless receiving apparatus, dissemination of anti German news, unauthorised possession of arms and failure to surrender cameras.

Arthur Robert Gibbins, born 27/04/1904, sentenced for complicity in prohibited attempt to leave the island.

Robert Henry Lawrence, born 17/07/1913, sentenced for complicity in a prohibited attempt to leave the island.

Martin Le Cornu, born 05/01/1926 ,sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set, continued dissemination of anti German news, continued prohibited reception of wireless broadcasts in company with other persons and failure to surrender leaflets dropped by enemy aircraft.

John Le Cornu, born 13/09/1898 sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set, continued prohibited reception of wireless broadcasts in company with others and continued dissemination of anti German news.

Charles Gruchy, born 15/03/1927, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set, continued prohibited reception of wireless broadcasts in comapany with other persons and continual dissemination of anti German news.

Muriel Costard, born 11/01/1926, sentenced for dissemination of anti German news and failure to report arms in possessin of another person.

Henry Shakespeare Durtnall, born 25/06/1884, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set and dissemination of anti German news.

Lucien Eugene Gosset, born 09/06/1921, sentenced for serious larceny in complicity with others, disturbance of the working peace in conjunction with unauthorised removal and continually insulting the occupying forces.

Roger Auguste Depesseville, born 09/06/1921, sentenced for serious larceny in complicity with others, disturbance of the working peace in conjunction with unathorised removal and continually insulting the occupying forces.

Maurice Remond Girard, born 15/11/1922, sentenced for serious larceny in complicity with others and disturbance of the working peace in conjunction with unathorised removal.

Arnold Benjamin Bennett, born 26/04/1925, sentenced for conspiracy to commit an explosion outrage, failure to report the existence of weapons in possession of another, military larceny, prohibited manufacture of wireless receiving apparatus, failure to surrender and attempted reproduction of anti German leaflets.

Claud Morres Saunders, born 08/05/1923, sentenced for failure to report existence of firearms in the possession of another person.

David Dawson, born 01/02/1924, sentenced for continual anti German demonstrations and insulting the occupying forces.

Joseph Miere, born 26/07/1926, sentenced for continual anti German demonstrations in company with others and insulting the occupying forces.

Bernard Edmund Carratu, born 09/11/1925, sentenced for conspiracy to commit an explosion outrage in conjunction with an unsuccessful plan for murder, continually receiving stolen goods, failure to report the existence of weapons in the possession of another person and attempted production of leaflets.

Peter Michael Gray, born 28/03/1928, sentenced for continual military larceny and simple larceny.

John Syvret Bisson, born 24/03/1927, sentenced for insulting the occupying forces in conjunction with anti German demonstration.

Ralph Webber, born 13/09/1926, sentenced for continual fraud.

Dennis Williams, born 22/01/1922, sentenced for military larceny.

Dennis O'Connell, born 16/07/1914, sentenced for black market activities.

Matthew Healy, born 16/07/1916, sentenced for black market activities.

Basil Vivian Le Breton, born 06/06/1924, sentenced for continued military larceny in complicity with another .

Fred Cauvain, born 13/02/1923, sentenced for continued military larceny.

Patrick O'Conner, born 23/09/1917, sentenced for black market activities.

Dennis William Ryan, born 23/03/1919, sentenced for prohibited construction of wireless receiving apparatus, failing to surrender a wireless set, dissemination of anti German news and continual black market activities.

May Lilian Rankin née Garlet, born 28/05/1887, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Leonard Washington, born 19/04/1900, sentenced for black market activities.

George Richard Goldsmith, born 07/08/1888, sentenced for failure to surrender two wireless sets.

Patrick Sweeney, born 27/12/1900, sentenced for black market activities.

Patrick Joseph McGarry, born 05/03/1927, sentenced for receiving stolen goods, complicity and failure to report the existence of arms in possession of another person.

James Fontaine Thelland, born 19/11/1923, sentenced for prohibited construction of wireless receiving apparatus, failure to surrender anti German leaflets and receiving stolen goods.

Ronald Herbert Bisson, born 22/06/1922, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set and dissemination of anti German news.

Raymond Kitchener Mahieu, born 31/05/1923, sentenced for unsuccessful plan to commit a serious robbery, receiving stolen goods, and failure to surrender anti German leaflets.

Ronald Bernard Kent, born 02/01/1926, sentenced for unsuccessful conspiracy to carry out a large scale robbery.

Ronnie Williams, born 02/04/1922, sentenced for prohibited communication with prisoners of war.

Edward Guillard, born 12/08/1903, sentenced for complicity in a prohibited attempt to leave the island.

Albert Norman, born 11/02/1913, sentenced for complicity in an attempt to leave the island.

Joseph Hedley Michel, born 08/11/1892, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set and dissemination of anti German news.

Walter Charles Langford, born 14/04/1911, sentenced for prohibited construction of wireless receiving apparatus, dissemination of anti German news and black market activities.

Luise May Le Brun née Barette, born 22/05/1904, sentenced for black market activities and failure to surrender anti German leaflets.

Harold Frederick Garnier, born 10/07/1893, sentenced for prohibited attempt to send news.

Philip Winfried Roland Amy, born 06/08/1907, sentenced for prohibited attempt to send news.

Ernest John Le Brun, born 04/06/1904, sentenced for prohibited attempt to send news.

Mavis Kathleen Burton, sentenced for prohibited attempt to send news.

Maud Grace Glendewar, sentenced for serious prohibited attempt to send news.

Alphonse Desire Le Hayee, born 03/06/1889, sentenced for failure to surrender 2 wireless sets.

Cecil Edgell, born 19/05/1891, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set and creating the possibility of reception of enemy broadcasts.

Effie Edgell, born 21/12/1888, sentenced for prohibited reception of wireless broadcasts in company with other persons.

Margaret Katherine Edgell, born 22/08/1925, sentenced for prohibited reception of wireless broadcasts in company with other persons.

Philip Jeanne, sentenced for disturbance of the working peace.

Ernest Auguste Jeanne, born 13/04/1894, sentenced for assaulting and insulting a member of the occupying forces and disturbance of the working peace.

Edward Withy-Helby, sentenced for insulting the occupying authority.

Philip Thomas Perrier, born 15/09/1886, sentenced for failing to surrender a wireless set.

Harold Dorey, born 30/07/1883, sentenced for failure to comply with instructions by decree dated 12th Feb .

Douglas William Park, born 14/06/1920, sentenced for prohibited construction of radio receiving apparatus.

Francis William Killer, born 20/08/1895, sentenced for prohibited reception of anti German broadcasts in company with other persons.

Patrick O'Donoghue, born 04/10/1914, sentenced for insulting the occupying authorities.

Frank Le Pennic, sentenced for continual anti German demonstration in company with others, insulting the occupying authority and failure to surrender a wireless set.

Edith Edna Hollister, born 16/04/1921, sentenced for continually receiving stolen goods.

Marcel Thomasse, born 12/04/1896, sentenced for insulting the occupying forces.

Raymond Le Cornu, born 27/07/1888, sentenced for infraction of the order regarding prohibited employement of foreign workers.

Eton Le Brun, sentenced for infraction of the order regarding prohibited employement of foreign workers.

Joyce Rattenbury, born 11/08/1912, sentenced for continual failure to surrender anti German leaflets.

William Owen, born 13/01/1900, sentenced for prohibited construction of wireless receiving apparatus.

Basil William Thornton, born 15/12/, sentenced for prohibited construction of wireless receiving apparatus, dissemination of anti German news, failure to surrender anti German leaflets in conjunction with failure to report the existence of articles dropped by aircraft.

Roderick Mark Perrin, sentenced for prohibited attempt to construct a wireless receiving set, failure to surrender anti German leaflets in conjunction with failure to report the existence of articles dropped by aircraft.

John George Horn, sentenced for prohibited construction of wireless receiving apparatus.

Ralph Webber, born 13/09/1925, sentenced for false pretences.

George Stephen Binet, born 20/03/1914, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set.

Ernest Briard, born 26/06/1898, sentenced for negligently allowing prisoners to escape.

John Pallot, born 19/04/1924, sentenced for prohibited construction of wireless receiving apparatus in company with others.

Clarence Pallot, born 07/04/1904, sentenced for prohibited construction of wireless receiving apparatus in company with others.

John Francis Harris, born 14/09/1892, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set.

Gabrielle Marie Vitel, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set.

Ronald Francis Smith, sentenced for failure to surrender anti German leaflets.

Edgar Pallot, born 30/11/1907, sentenced for failure to surrender a wireless set.

Percy Victor Thorne, born 29/01/1916, sentenced for prohibited construction of a wireless set.

Michael Lawlor, born 26/12/1912, sentenced for insulting the occupying forces.

Muriel Grace Tucker, born 21/06/1918, sentenced for receiving stolen goods.

LIBERATION MAY 9th, 1945

https://jerripedia.theislandwiki.org/index.php/German_Occupation_Court_hearings

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DBD HCs | Survivors Christmas

Wanted to do a holiday special, I’m planning to post Survivors Hc on Christmas Eve and Killers on Christmas. Happy Holidays!

Dwight Fairfield

The reluctant host. Somehow drew the short stick.

“That’s actually my grandmas urn- or a football…I don’t really care…”

Constantly going around picking up trash and asking if people need anything. Wanted to through a party but is too anxious to relax.

His secret Santa gift is a mug that says: “Best Leader Ever”.

Meg Thomas

Brings a fruit and veggie platter.

In the kitchen helping people prep and what not.

Helps moves tables with David.

Her secret Santa gift is a holster for her phone while she runs.

Claudette Morel

Can’t wait to go home. Wants to curl up and watch a movie on her laptop.

Probably sits on the couch and watches tv (kinda just spacing out.)

Plays the bowl of fidgets set out.

Her secret Santa gift is a flower pot and some fertilizer.

Jake Park

Brings a godly meat dish.

Only came for the food. Will only discuss the food or the weather.

Drinks in moderation. Hates being hungover.

His secret Santa gift is a new pair of boots.

Nea Karlsson

Nails everyone with snowballs as they arrive.

Tries to impress everyone with kick flips out in the front yard.

Eats a lot of desserts. Barely drinks water.

Her secret Santa gift is a helmet (cuz she never fucking wears one.)

Laurie Strode

Brings a pizza and some soda

“I didn’t know it was an ugly sweater party!” “It isn’t.”

Has a cardigan she’s constantly readjusting.

Her secret Santa gift a paper back of some random book.

Ace Visconti

Cleans everyone out with a “friendly” game of poker.

Sneaks into the kitchen to “taste test” everything.

Tells the most insane lore. “Yeah when I was your age I sold a kidney to pay off my debt and that’s how I ended up seeing my first Nicolas Cage movie-

His secret Santa gift is a bunch of lottery tickets.

William “Bill” Overbeck

Snoring away in the recliner in front of the tv.

People offer to fix him plates. Warms his poor old man heart.

Highest spirts you’ll ever see him in. Tells the funniest Christmas stories.

His secret Santa gift is a pack of fancy cigars.

Feng Min

The one being cleaned out by Ace.

Gets fucking plastered and wants to start fights.

Loads up on so much chips she gets too sick for dinner.

Her secret Santa gift is a new headphones with cat ears at the top.

David King

Gets wicked shit faced immediately. Put out in the group chat prior that he was gonna pre game at his place.

Type of guy who puts his arm around everyone when he comes to joins a conversation.

Wants to play soccer out back and comes in to warm up with eggnog.

His secret Santa gift is Man United merch (Brits don’t come for me I did as much research as I could.)

Quentin Smith

Takes a nap by the fire place. Someone probably put a blanket over him.

Half the soda is in his tummy.

Everything is so warm and relaxing, he can’t help but feel drowsy.

His secret Santa gift is a two! A new swim cap and a memory foam pillow.

David Tapp

Also on a recliner deep in sleep.

Snores shatter the sound barrier

Grunts instead of talking.

His secret Santa gift is a travel coffee mug with some cop shit on it like “I drink coffee and catch bad guys” or smth idk

Kate Denson

Plays Christmas music on her guitar.

Also the one who suggested doing karaoke as a fun group activity.

The person who wears shorts and thigh highs when it’s in the negatives (but she slays so 😤)

Her secret Santa gift is a bandana with butterflies stitched in.

Adam Francis

Brings a soup no one touches.

Loves getting into friendly and educational debates.

Looks super classy. Comes in with that trench coat and hands full of presents like a fuzzy memory of a dad.

His secret Santa gift is a math book. Don’t feel sad, he loves it.

Jeff Johansen

Has a man bun going on.

Gives the best Christmas hugs.

Might dress up as Santa for shit and giggles.

His secret Santa gift is a stack of canvas.

Jane Romero

Wears a cute Santa type dress.

Loud and funny drunk. Constantly leaning on people and striking up conversation.

Her perfume can be smelt from 5 blocks away. It’s really good but it makes you nauseous after awhile.

Her secret Santa gift is a cute hair pin.

Ash Williams

Booze. And maybe some weed.

Tells the most inappropriate jokes and stories.

Kinda maybe summons a demon and ruins Christmas but also maybe banishes it and saves Christmas-

His secret Santa gift is a flask.

Nancy Wheeler

Makes snow angels outside

Kinda like a mom. Making sure everyone is calm and not drinking too much. Or fighting. Or dying.

Drunk people get on her nerves. The most stressed out person there.

Her secret Santa gift is pad and pen.

Steve Harrington

Is tossing a ball when everyone starts arriving.

Offers to help clean up when the party ends. Makes more mess than actually cleaning.

Gets his hand smacked when he tries to sneak a taste from the kitchen.

His gift is…I dunno. I’m gonna say a gift card or something.

Yui Kimura

Wants Roark wrestle everyone. Breaks a table or two.

Doesn’t drink wine. Sips beer.

Probably brings a grocery store dessert like brownies because she didn’t want to turn up empty handed.

Her secret Santa gift is a bottle of pink nail polish. (That’s what she put on her peice of paper.)

Zarina Kassir

Goes around filming everything.

Gets all the dumbass memories that everyone will laugh about in 50 years.

Yes, that includes Nea eating shit and Nic dancing on the counter naked.

Her secret Santa gift is secret recorder pen. (Judy Hoops looking ahh)

Cheryl Mason

Sulking in the corner.

Only ever seen sipping from a red party cup filled with coke.

Helps lay out table cloths or sets out the food.

Her secret Santa gift is leg warmers.

Felix Richter

Super duper awkward. Swirls a glass of wine for the first hour he’s there.

After a few glasses and some beer he warms up.

Funniest MF you’ll ever meet. I swear, drunk Felix is like watching a stand up comedy act.

His secret Santa gift a book on architecture throughout the centuries.

Élodie Rakoto

Almost canceled but Felix convinced her to come.

Kinda just sits at a table in her phone.

Probably just eats rice and water.

Her secret Santa gift is a sturdy book bag with plenty of pockets.

Yun-Jin Lee

Brings her own food.

Picks the most outrageous and controversial topics for small talk.

Her heels snap so hard on the floor you think they’ll brake. Shes kinda the relative you never talk to but they scare the hell outta you.

Her secret Santa gift is a new set of hoops.

Jill Valentine

Keeps watch the whole time. People bring her coffee to keep her warm.

Also plates! She really can pack it away.

Wrestles with when she gets a little tipsy.

Her secrets Santa gift is a pack of tank tops.

Leon Scott Kennedy

Brings a plate of roasted balsamic broccoli

Depending on that ver of Leon he is, he’ll ever be the sweetest helper or takes up the whole couch passed out.

Regardless ends up with his head in a toilet.

His secret Santa gift is a some hair products.

Mikaela Reid

Brings some spinach and artichoke dip.

Puts on some Christmas soup. Makes the whole place smell like a bakery.

Snuggles with Sable when they get home.

Her secret Santa gift is a tarot deck.

Jonah Vasquez

Watches baseball on the kitchen tv

Sips coffee like it’s no tomorrow. Always has a mug in his hand. Definitely the friend who just got off work and rushed over.

Talks sports with Gabe and David.

His secret Santa gift is a 3D puzzle.

Yoichi Asakawa

Forgot to be invited. Was remembered and told he was invited to a “last minute get together”

Shows up a hour late.

A pretty good guest. He cleans up his own mess and makes appropriate small talk.

His secret Santa gift a pair of rain boots.

Haddie Kaur

Brings vegetable fritgers and rice

Cozies up by the fire. Only time she leaves is to grab a plate.

Kinda quiet but makes good conversation if you approach.

Her secret Santa gift is a chunky necklace.

Ada Wong

The sleek friend who brings the Swiss

(For those who don’t know, Swiss is a Christmas Food catalogue with overpriced food you can get for the holidays.)

Sips wine while she mingles. Always put together.

Pulls an Irish goodbye. Off topic, but if the host has pets cats, she’ll get them little treats.

Her Secret Santa gift is a pack of high quality pantyhose. Hers always tear :(

Rebecca Chambers

Flutters around offering help. Does anyone need a refill? Any cooking to finish up? Trash she can collect?

Makes sure everyone is sobered up before they go home. Does not mess around with drunk driving. WILL confiscate keys.

So merry and bright, you’ll be waiting for her when she makes her mingle rounds.

Her secret Santa gift is a giant macaron plush with a two shiny beads for eyes.

Vittorio Toscano

Brings a crock pot of meatballs and some garlic bread.

Maybe makes mulled wine to share

Has the best Christmas voice. His voice makes everything seem so magical.

His secret Santa gift a book on dead languages.

Thalita Lyra

Brings potato sticks

Not a very good cook so she always brings store bought stuff.

Mingles with everyone. Gushes about her brothers cooking and her “help”.

Her secret Santa gift is a cute pair of sandals

Renato Lyra

Brings the stroganoff.

God tier cook. His sister cannot cook for shit. The only time he doesn’t want to hang with her is in the kitchen 😭

Head chef of the kitchen. Tastes everything and blunty grades it.

His secret Santa gift is a rubiks cube

Gabriel Soma

Wants to play with everyone. Even if it’s in the negatives he wants to go outside and build a snowman.

Brings Hawaiian butter mochi for dessert.

Always has his hands in his back pockets. I dunno why but I can’t picture him doing that.

His secret Santa gift is a signed baseball.

Nicolas Cage

Brings moonshine laced eggnog

Chokes on his drink at least twice every hour.

Dances in his boxers on the coffee tables.

His secret Santa gift is a chocolate Sadoko

Ellen Ripley

Would rather be at home with her cat but she came.

Beats everyone in darts.

Nurses a beer the whole night.

Her secret Santa gift is some hair products and cat magnets.

Alan Wake

It’s his day off. Do not ask him to do anything.

Drinks eggnog in a sweater that’s itchy as fuck. Constantly fussing with the tag he forgot to remove before coming here.

Makes adequate small talk. “Good weather? Good weather.”

His secret Santa gift is a fancy pen.

Sable Ward

Decorated everything with Nightmare before Christmas merch.

Wears sweaters with little skulls with Santa hats. Gets loads of compliments.

Brings the hot chocolate in a big ass jug. Her secret recipe; add a little cinnamon.

Her secret Santa a gift is a gothic themed coffee gift set (mug, coffee grounds, slippers.)

Aestri Yazar and Baermar Uraz

Dancing on tables and singing tunes.

Urging everyone to have fun and loosen up. Baermar is pushing whole bottles of wine into people’s hands.

Aestri takes requests and does karaoke with Kate.

Their secret Santa gifts are guitar picks and gloves.

Lara Croft

Best conversationalist. Tells the most interesting and compelling stories.

Ansty to get back to adventuring

I don’t know a lot about her sry. Probably brings butter cookies.

Her secret Santa gift is a pair work gloves

Trevor Belmont

I’m doing the anime ver cuz I’ve never seen the og

Gets plastered and can actually hold his own against Ace.

Eats like a fucking horse. Always has a plate in his hand. Is responsible for 25% of all trash littered around the party.

His secret Santa gift is a flask.

Taurie Cain

Was not invited.

Probably shows up anyway and everyone gets a little awkward.

Makes small talk that never goes anywhere. Doesn’t get the hint that she isn’t supposed to be there.

Her secret Santa gift is a lump of coal.

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Halloween Smash or Pass: DBD Survivors

Dwight Fairfield: Sad little puppy man, pathetic. Pass, I would ruin him.

Meg Thomas: Took care of her sick mom, super athletic, for some reason people diss on her a lot. Smash

Claudette Morel: OUR AUTISTIC QUEEN. SHE HEALS. SHE HIDES. SHE'S CUTE. SHE'S GOOD AT BOTANY. TOTAL SMASH.

Jake Park: Survival Expert, liked camping, literally ran off into the woods despite being the son of a wealthy ceo to live off grid. Pass, I like wifi.

Nea Karlsson, a street artist who is extremely quiet and sneaky. Also gets made fun of a lot? Idk she's kinda cute though a lot of her skins are like, hey, why. Smash

Laurie Strode: Character modelers did her dirty. Pass, isn't she like, 17.

Ace Visconti. I know he's not a bad guy but like. He's so greasy. Pass

Bill Overbeck: He survived zombies and then he survives DBD's bullshit? He can get himself off the ground, he can protect his allies, He can do it All. Smash

Feng Min: Greasy selfish gamer girl, but she's under a lot of self pressure. I relate, Pass though.

David King: Strong Dude that loved getting into fights. I'm pretty sure he's kind to the other survivors though. I think I could actually fix him, Smash.

Quentin Smith: Another like, 17 year old? 18? A youth whose modeler just fucked him over. His old model had him nicknamed "Golem." Pass.

David Tapp: A cop, so inherently unfuckable. A shame though, because he is fine. And brave. and sturdy. So, so sturdy. sigh Pass.

Kate Denson: Great at evading the killer, a beam of positivity and strength. Incredibly hot, Smash, Smash 10/10

Adam Francis: A teacher, brave, smart, tenacious. Multilingual. Smash

Jeff Johansen: A chill dude who does graphic design. And has ASS FOR DAYS. THE BOY THICC. HE'S AN OATMEAL PACKET OF A MAN. Smash

Speaking of the thiccness, Jane Romero. She was a celebrity, I think a news anchor or something. She wanted others to find the same success she did, but her mom was an asshole. Smash

Ash Williams from Ash vs Evil Dead, I've never seen the movies, but his hand is questionable. Pass

Nancy Wheeler: This is a child, good bye

Steve Harrington: I'm like 95% sure this is also a child. I don't watch stranger things

Yui Kimura: SHE'S A HOT LEADER OF A GANG OF WOMEN WHO SUPPORT ONE ANOTHER AND SHE RIDES A MOTORCYLE WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME, SMASH

Zarina Kassir: An investigative documentarian who tries to expose stories of corruption and abuse. Strong Smash

Cheryl Mason: This is a CHILD stop giving me CHILDREN.

Felix Richter: He's, an architect, who, was looking for his dead parents? idk. Pass, he's boring

Elodie Rakoto: Apparently Felix' friend? Her parents saved her from the entity? She's very pretty, Smash

Yun-Jin Lee: A music producer who did an opsie daisies and hyped up a serial killer by accident.

Jill Valentine: DO YOU THINK I'M STUPID? DO YOU THINK ME BLIND WITHOUT HANDS? DO YOU THINK ME NOT A PARCHED WANDERING SOUL SEEKING WATER? OF COURSE SMASH.

Leon Scott Kennedy may be baby girl, but he is not my baby girl. Pass. I know someone else will treat him well

Mikaela Reid: Too cool for me, and capable of literal actual magic. Cute, but pass.

Jonah Vasquez is a mathematician from Fresno and listen. I'd destroy him. Smash

Yoichi Asakawa: Oh so this is the child you make into an adult. No. Forever child. Unfortunate connection to Sadako either way. Pass, but I would help him out.

Haddie Kaur: She's got actual whole ass psychic powers but she's very, very pretty. Love the supernatural white hair streaks going on. Smash

Ada Wong: She's got weird spy shit going on and would never have attention for me. Which I need, or I'll DIE. She's Leon's situationship. Pass

Rebecca Chambers: Okay I know she's a whole ass adult but she looks like the Eternal Baby. Rebecca Chambers is going to be small forever, and that's her curse to bare. Frightens me. Pass

Vittorio Toscano is a literal renaissance man who has serious knowledge of the occult and I wouldn't listen to a thing he said because I'm going to devour him like the never ending pasta at the olive garden. Smash

Thalita Lyra: she's got a good sense of wonder, whimsy, and community, and actively just wants to build community. She's got baby face though. Not as bad as the ETERNAL BABY, but, Pass

Renato Lyra: INCREASE BABY FACE TO MAXIMUM, CAPTAIN. Pass

Gabriel Soma: Is a clone baby made in a pink mush factory. Don't know how to break it to him. Pass

Nicolas Cage: Do I want to fuck Nicolas Cage? No. Do I have any interest physically or emotionally in Nicolas Cage? No. would I do it for the clout? Yes. I'm not dumb. Smash.

Ellen Ripley: Her modeler did her dirty but she's fucking Ellen Ripley I'm not stupid. She'd break me but it'd be worth it. Smash

Alan Wake: Isn't he married. I'm pretty sure he's married. But also, he's very much not fuckable. Too sad and damp. Very damp mop of a man. Tons of trouble. Stay far away from me, pass.

Sable Ward: I'm pretty sure she's gay for Mikaela. I can't break their relationship up. Pass

Aestri Yazar & Baermar Uraz - The Troop: I don't wanna fuck the elves. I know, I know. But like. I don't wanna fuck the elves.

Lara Croft: Too good for me. Also I'm pretty sure she has a girlfriend? Isn't there some girl in the new games? I'm not a homewrecker, pass.

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Escaped/Modern DBD A/B/O AU - “A Pack’s Harmony”

Chapter 1: “Shaky Assimilation”

Word Count: 3,739

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After years of tortuous trials and countless attempts at fleeing, the survivors and killers finally found a breakthrough in the growing instability of the collapsing realm. With the unexpected help from the FBI — as they had been observing the unnatural phenomenon for years — the extensively trained agents immediately jumped into action once the victims made it to the other side. Finally free from that hellish, cold, dark realm, the FBI came to their aid, providing shelter, protection, and life necessities to the victims.

The federal agents chose very few, specific killers to rescue, a true Hail Mary with their rehabilitation attempts. Most other killers were deemed unsafe to come out of the phenomenon, and others were sadly believed to be beyond repair. The FBI keeps the killers and survivors separate with their housing arrangements, not wanting to cause any possible altercations. Yet, they all live in the same, fenced-up, small, secluded cul-de-sac.

Not far apart, the killers and survivors were simply just across the road from each other, surprisingly — for the most part — getting along rather well. The government desperately tried to keep the group contained and hidden away from the public, still undergoing studies and tests on them to test for any abnormalities. Once passed through the tests — however long that would take — they *could* have the possibility of leaving this controlled environment, moving to a normal location instead. Though, that wasn’t expected to happen any time soon.

In their first day of freedom, a few of the domestic agents worked together with the victims, trying to get their living arrangements in writing. Giving them a day of downtime before beginning to conduct their series of medical tests. Allowing for each individual to speak up on their housing preferences, many immediately chose to bunk with a specific person/group, while others just seemed too baffled to even answer the question.

Getting what they could out of everyone, the housing arrangements were decided…at least for now. Leading everyone to their respective houses, they had everything in writing:

- Survivor house arrangements -

• House 1: Claudette Morel, Meg Thomas, Dwight Fairfield, and Jake Park. (Per all individuals’ requests.)

• House 2: Mikaela Reid, Sable Ward, Feng Min, and Nea Karlsson. (Per 2 individuals’ requests.)

• House 3: Haddie Kaur, Kate Denson, Yun-Jin Lee, Yui Kimura, and Zarina Kassir. (Per 2 individuals’ requests.)

• House 4: Jane Romero, Élodie Rakoto, Thalita Lyra, and Renato Lyra. (Per 2 individuals’ requests.)

• House 5: David King, Vittorio Toscano, Gabriel Soma, and Jeff Johansen.

• House 6: Ace Visconti, Adam Francis, Felix Richter, and Jonah Vasquez.

- Killer house arrangements -

• House 7: Susie Lavoie, Julie Kostenko, Frank Morrison, and Joey. (Per all individuals’ requests.)

• House 8: Max Thompson Jr. and Philip Ojomo. (Per 1 individual's request.)

• House 9: Anna, Sally Smithson, and Carmina Mora. (Per all individuals’ requests.)

—

As everyone was freshly showered and well rested for the first time in forever, they were awoken to a surprise of multiple doctors scattered across their limited yard. Temporary medical tents were even set up, stock full of countless, expensive supplies. Carmina had already beaten everyone else to the tents — besides Anna and Sally, who had pushed her here in the wheelchair — hooked up to a few IVs and surrounded by soft-tempered doctors.

Inspecting the poor woman’s missing, crucial limbs, it was obvious prosthetics would quickly need to be made and fitted to her, which meant physical therapy would also be necessary. They were just thankful for the girl’s compliance, getting fluids and numbing medication flowing through her system while she lay and relaxed. There was little enjoyment to be had in life when you were missing your arms *and* legs, pushing the professionals to speed up their prosthetic building process, wanting to give this girl her life back.

Determined to fully observe each little detail of the group after coming from such an unexplainable phenomenon, each person was mandated to undergo a series of medical exams. Blood tests, physical exams, and, of course, DNA tests. It was not only to examine the body’s possible reaction to their previous experiences, but also to test for their secondary genders. Each person was going to be provided therapy and support groups in correspondence to their secondary genders. These individuals were just victims after all, and the agents didn’t mind extending a supporting hand out to help them step closer towards the integration of the new world.

While going through their lengthy line of medical checks, the professionals were met with a few uncertain, reluctant people, yet they all eventually agreed and complied. However, making their way to a particular redhead who had previously been so kind and cooperative with the other tests, they were shocked by her sudden, blatant refusal. Getting unexpectedly snippy and short with the patient staff, Meg refused the mouth swab. “Yeah, no thanks.” Stepping back away from the medical personnel, she crossed her arms over her chest, careful not to bump her bandage from recent blood drawing.

Holding the swab with confused, furrowed brows, the female doctor was at a bit of a loss. No one else had refused yet, and she didn’t quite know how to gently handle the situation from here. Glancing down at the medical paper on her side table, the woman tried to jog her memory with Meg’s name. “Ms. Thomas, this is a mandatory test.” Going above and beyond to be kind and patient with the girl, the doctor smiled, trying to reassure her — just in case the redhead was ‘afraid’ of the test. “It’s a simple swab. No needles are required; it’s painless, and the labs are run off-site afterwards. It takes just a second.”

As if the girl hadn’t listened to a word the doctor said, Meg immediately shook her head in response, continuing to keep her distance. “Once again: no thanks. I’m not concerned about the test, I just want to opt out.” Looking over at the woman trying her best to stay patient, the redhead continued. “I’m a beta. I went through the test when I was a teen; you can just write that down.”

A bit baffled with such a bold display, the professional momentarily paused. “I’m sorry, but this isn’t an optional test you can ‘opt out’ of. This is actually being requested by the FBI, Thomas.” With her smile beginning to waver ever so slightly, her voice remained soft and comforting. “This is no longer an average, domestic checkup that you’re used to.”

Despite the doctor trying her best to remain kind and patient, Meg trampled all over her gentle performance. “I’m a beta, just write it down.” Glancing down at her paper on the table then back to the kind doctor, Meg gave a short, somewhat sarcastic smile. “Have a great day, ma’am.” Abruptly walking away from the doctor and out of the medical tent, Meg left the baffled professional to herself.

The doctor’s smile dropped after the interaction, hesitantly filling out the redhead’s paperwork. Whether it was actually correct or not, the woman didn’t know. Setting the pencil down, she flipped to the next paper, once again putting on a smile, calling up her next patient. “Karlsson?”

Outside of the tent, Meg’s smile suddenly turned sincere when meeting back up with Claudette again. The girl stood out in the green plains that surrounded their enclosed, FBI-controlled cul-de-sac, gently prodding at the bandage wrapped around the bend of her arm. “Claud, how are you feeling?” Smiling, Meg looked down at the nervous girl, watching her umber eyes immediately shoot up to meet her own emerald orbs.

A smile quickly overtook her once-so-nervous face. “Oh, Meg.” Softly speaking up, the girl lowered her restless, prodding hand. “I’m feeling alright.” Glancing back to the tent behind the redhead, Claudette had just come from that station: the DNA testing. Meg had previously confessed about her true secondary gender to the botanist before, during one insomnia-ridden night at the campfire. The redhead was so ashamed and afraid of being labeled a ‘monster.’ It only led the girl to wonder…how did that interaction go? “Did you give the staff any trouble?”

Running a hand through her soft, clean hair, Meg toyed with her curly ponytail. Stretching a bit, the woman arched her back before abruptly stopping with Claudette speaking up. “Well, no..? Not *technically*?” Smiling sheepishly, the athletic woman knew how ‘disappointed’ the soft-tempered girl would have been to know her full dismissive attitude toward the generous medical staff. A little fib to keep the girl happy wouldn’t hurt, right? “They didn’t get the sample, but I wasn’t rude to anyone.”

With a soft smile and unsure eyes, Claudette’s gaze slowly drifted away from Meg, just hoping she was being truthful. Stepping a bit closer to her redhead counterpart, the girl rested her head gently against the woman’s arm, looking around the busy yard.

Thalita and Renato sat in a tent together, the sister getting her blood drawn, while the younger brother stood close by, taking the familiar hand into his own. It settled his nerves to be close to family like this.

The ‘Legion’ — if it were even proper to call them that anymore — were huddled together like usual. With each test, the teens stayed in a group, causing the doctors to trade paperwork, as the teens were picky to stay together. They couldn’t even blame the poor kids either; this was a truly nerve-wracking experience, and it was only reasonable to stick close.

Glancing over, Claudette noticed Philip and Max still in a tent themselves. The lanky, concerningly emaciated man was hooked up to an IV, getting easy nutrients directly into his body. Beside him was Max, undergoing a physical examination with his severe fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva, trying to find the right treatment and medication to proceed. Due to the excess bone structure, surgery was useless, as it was common for more bone formations to just reform in the place of removal.

Although many others were already finished with their tests — in their respective houses, relaxing — Claudette’s attention was directed to the tent with Anna, Sally, and Carmina. The three of them had been there for hours, especially Sally, not wanting to leave Carmina’s side. Doctors continued to aid the quadruple amputee, making rushed molds and casts of the temporary sockets. Although these prosthetics weren’t going to be anything long-term, they were still crucial to creating the eventual, permanent prosthetics for the woman.

Every prosthetic involved the tedious trial and error process. Wrong size. Wrong length. The socket too loose. The socket too tight. The finicky creation was a long one. Giving the girl her first set of prosthetics, the doctors didn’t expect her to use them right away, nor did they want her to. A recovery like this would need months of physical therapy, but eventually she would get to a happier point. Carmina was just grateful to have both Anna and Sally at her side, ready to help at every turn.

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Returning to their home, butterflies briefly fluttered in Claudette’s stomach. Entering *her house*, that just sounded so nice… She severely missed having a safe place to relax. With the two girls walking in to a quiet TV playing, they were promptly greeted by Dwight’s soft, yet enthusiastic voice. “Welcome back! We had some food supplies delivered while you two were out. I’ve already put it away in the kitchen, have a look if you’d like.” Smiling with his usual, cute, dorky face, it was thoughtful of the man to put everything away, given the girls had been busy and Jake was trying to mellow out.

The introverted, softhearted man was all wrapped up in a soft blanket, curled up on a separate loveseat in the corner of the living room. Upon their arrival and Dwight’s soft greeting, Jake curiously peeked past his blanket, dark orbs landing on the other two. In his own form of greeting, he gave a slight, silent wave accompanied by a smile, staying underneath his blanket. The man struggled with overstimulation and overwhelming situations. The past two days had been a lot for him, leaving him quiet and to himself. It was his own comforting reset of sorts, just trying to fill that social battery back up. There was no shame in bowing out of the action for a second.

Giving a soft smile to her new housemates, Claudette’s umber eyes respectfully drifted to both Dwight and Jake, giving them their equal acknowledgment. “Thank you, Dwight.” Sincere in her gentle gratitude, the botanist curiously eyed the kitchen — just beyond the living room’s farthest wall. “We’ll go check it out.” Giving one last, soft glance to Dwight and Jake, Claudette entered their kitchen, with Meg following behind, like a dog at her heels.

Curiously looking through the cupboards — relieved to see fulfilling snacks and *actual* food for the first time in a long while — Meg’s blue eyes would occasionally drift back, peeking over her shoulder to Claudette. Watching the short girl look through the drawers with a smile, the redhead couldn’t help but smile along herself. It all felt so domestic and warm, like they were truly living a normal, happy life together… If you ignored their small, fenced-in, FBI-controlled cul-de-sac in the middle of — seemingly — nowhere.

Looking back to the cupboards, Meg quietly shut the doors, spinning on her heels, turning to face Claudette. “Hey Claud.” Speaking up, the energetic woman lifted her arm, prodding at the medical gauze wrapped around the bend of her arm. “You’re the smart one; can I take this off yet?” With a teasingly playful tone, Meg gave the girl a cute smile.

Interrupted in the middle of her looking, Claudette curiously turned her head as her nickname was spoken. Glancing back to Meg, the bespectacled girl raised a brow at the woman’s provokingly worded question. “This should be a very simple answer, Meg.” Playfully responding, Claudette turned around, smiling as she faced the redhead. “Has it been thirty minutes since your blood was drawn?” Teasing right back, the botanist awaited a response.

Meg’s heart nearly skipped a beat with Claudette’s sweet smile and cute, reciprocated teases. However, fighting off the admiration, the woman kept their playful conversation’s energy. Pausing for a second, her blue eyes curiously landed on a nearby clock, slightly askew on the wall. “…I *think?*” Meeting back with the girl’s own dark eyes, Meg’s smile remained soft and playful.

Glancing down to Meg’s gauze with a nod after her answer, Claudette tilted her head and softly gestured towards the medical wrap. “Congratulations, you just answered your own question.” Teasing the athletic woman once more, the shorter girl’s smile remained honest and sweet. “You’re allowed to remove it now.” Lifting the teasing tone a bit, Claudette gave a genuine answer, actually beginning to unwrap her own. Honestly, after everything that happened today, the girl had forgotten all about the gauze band.

—

While these particular housemates were getting along exceptionally well — as the four had all chosen to bunk together — the next house over, dubbed ‘house 2’ was…a bit of a different story. Sable and Mikaela had chosen to bunk together; however, Nea and Feng were both randomly selected to fill the empty spaces. They didn’t mind the other housemates…until they did.

Feng could be rather picky or specific at times, though for the most part remaining respectful. But, Nea? Completely different story; the girl seemed incredibly angsty, entitled, and territorial. While it had only been a day together, anything could change as they settled in. Sable was just riding on that hope, while Mikaela was instead already trying to cope with their housing arrangement.

When it came to choosing housemates, Haddie and Yui immediately banded together. The two had grown quite friendly with each other during their time in the fog, so it was only natural that they would choose to stick together. Without further preferences mentioned, the two girls were randomly placed in ‘house 3’ with Kate, Yun-Jin, and Zarina. A house of girls didn’t seem like a bad thing at first; however, their attitudes and secondary genders were definitely going to be a tough challenge to overcome.

Yun seemed to be easily annoyed, with Kate already getting on her nerves; in return, Zarina couldn’t stand Yun’s constant, teetering mood. However, surprisingly, the ex-producer did happen to get along with at least one of her housemates: Yui. This was likely due to their similar dominant personalities, as most of the more dominant pack members tightly banded together.

In ‘house 4’ was a unique setup and interesting ratio. As the Lyra siblings requested to be housed together, they were granted their request, along with adding Jane and Élodie to the house. When their housemates were first revealed, Thalita giggled at the thought of Renato being outnumbered by the women, poking fun at her little brother. However, despite the thrown-off ratio, the house is very calm, with the vibes almost always positive. It was easy for the four of them to relax, sharing stories and telling jokes together. Who knew Renato could fit in so well with women…or, maybe it should have been obvious, as his older sister did practically shape his future.

Unlike all the other arrangements before, ‘house 5’ didn’t have any individual requests on housing preferences. This left the overseeing agents to just put a handful of the leftover survivors together. David, Vittorio, Gabriel, and Jeff ended up sharing this house, all on a random chance. Despite the uncertainty at first, the four men realized just how much they had in common. David and Jeff had a particularly fun time showing certain movies and technological pieces to both Vittorio and Gabriel.

One of the men had been too far in the past to really understand everything in the present — despite his previous timeline hopping — while the other had been too far in the future. For Gabriel, it was all about survival and work; there was no time for movies and entertainment — as if everything even survived the downfall — not to mention, this was actually the man’s first time on Earth… Everything was a bit baffling to him at this point.

Similar to the previous residence, the arrangements at ‘house 6’ were also randomly chosen. Ace, Adam, Felix, and Jonah were the only ones not selected now, leaving the agents to group these last few remaining survivors together. Although these four didn’t necessarily seem compatible at first glance, these guys surprisingly clicked together almost instantly. They held a kind of nonchalant vibe to their house, leaving the housemates collectively relaxed. Despite the odds, they get along super well, staying up all night to watch ridiculous, useless documentaries that they just got too invested in.

Moving onto the killer arrangements, they were actually easier to work with. Nearly each victim requested to be with at least one other, making the work much quicker for the agents. At ‘house 7,’ all the Legion decided to crash together, each agreeing to bunk with one another. It wasn’t much different from when they would spend their time at that old, abandoned lodge. However, now they were offered an actual house? Of course their arrangement was a no-brainer.

It was an initial time period shock to the teens who had grown up in the 90's, not having their usual Walkman or CD player. While settling in on their first day, Susie did convince Feng to come over and help the teens navigate their TV, specifically curious about the music. The technology-obsessed girl felt a twinge of pride while opening the group’s eyes to the ‘magnificent wonders’ of…YouTube.

Almost finished with the housing arrangements, the agents had yet another fairly simple pairing as they got to ‘house 8.’ This was the smallest residence, yet it was also only hosting two people: Philip and Max. Per the request of the lanky man, he was paired with Max, who seemed easily lost in screens. Upon realizing how advanced television had become since he was younger, the softhearted man wanted nothing more than to absentmindedly sit in front of a screen all day. Watching the heroic movies he had missed for so long. Philip didn’t mind his housemate’s stranger interests; he was purely here to be by the man’s side, to hopefully help him through some of his medical challenges. Max deserved the compassion and support.

Finally, at the last occupied home was ‘house 9,’ where Anna, Sally, and Carmina all agreed and requested to be together. Sally wanted nothing more than to help Carmina during her time of need, and Anna was just happy to follow behind anything Sally was doing. Both of the women treated their amputee housemate like a daughter, especially Anna, not wasting a single second to push Carmina’s wheelchair or to even carry the girl if it were easier or necessary. It would be a long, rough road for the girl to get her mobility and independence back, yet Anna and Sally were prepared to be with her every step of the way.

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Giving the victims some space as they settled in, the agents stayed out of the way, conducting their tests from the previous blood draws and DNA samples. As they were looking for any abnormalities — wondering just how deeply this ‘realm’ could have affected them — they also took note of everyone’s secondary genders. Jotting down every answer they obtained in their files, they would soon need to send back the results to the victims. Along with possibly informing some of their identity for the first time, they also needed to set up respective support groups for each secondary gender. It was essentially a more specific form of therapy and would keep peace within the pack if they had an outlet to vent into, especially with double the amount of alphas to omegas in this particular pack.

A scattered — yet organized — mess of papers lay on a desk, each with a victim’s name, their information, and stray papers containing some of their results:

- Group’s pack roles -

• Alphas: Yun-Jin Lee, Yui Kimura, Sable Ward, Jeff Johansen, Anna, and Joey.

• Deltas: Nea Karlsson, David King, Zarina Kassir, Gabriel Soma, Thalita Lyra, Julie Kostenko, and Max Thompson Jr.

• Betas: Meg Thomas, Jake Park, Feng Min, Haddie Kaur, Jane Romero, Élodie Rakoto, Vittorio Toscano, Ace Visconti, Felix Richter, Jonah Vasquez, Philip Ojomo, and Carmina Mora.

• Gammas: Dwight Fairfield, Kate Denson, Renato Lyra, Adam Francis, Frank Morrison, and Sally Smithson.

• Omegas: Claudette Morel, Mikaela Reid, and Susie Lavoie.

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