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Public request for post-assistance

Anyone who follows this blog or either of its sister platforms will be familiar with my PARF missives from last night, as I call them (named in the style of texts from last night, as the post type doesn’t actually have a satisfactory name that I’m aware of).  You will also have noticed that these posts almost exclusively feature Bacchanalians.  This is because I spent so much time in 2017 rigorously attending shows, and almost no time wandering.  If one does not wander, one is not going to interact with the Blackfryars very much.  So I do not know the characters well enough to make posts for them, though I have sufficient photos saved to do so.

But I am not pleased with this state of affairs.  I’m ignoring an entire cast, one larger than the one I do focus on, and not only is not very fair, it’s also wasted potential.

And so I am turning to my followers for help!  If you come across a specific textpost, tweet, onion headline, etc. that you can tell would work for a specific character, send it my way, along with which Blackfryar it’s for, and I’ll make and post a missive, with your url down along with the photo credit if you want, or credit given to anonymous if you don’t want.  Alternatively, you can submit the completed missive if you’d rather put it together yourself.  Failing that, descriptions of the characters’ personalities would be invaluable.  Asks, submissions, and messages are all acceptable means of shoving any of this information my way.