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'''Corrine''' was the wife of [[Oliver]], and served as barmaid on the [[Davenport Homestead]]. Occasionally, she would talk to [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]], though only | '''Corrine''' was the wife of [[Oliver]], and served as barmaid for their tavern on the [[Davenport Homestead]]. Occasionally, she would talk to the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton|Connor]], though only a group of her friends were present, alongside when she was in her bar. | ||
Corrine and her husband came to be introduced to Connor after they had brought a wagon of ale to the Homestead, after they had been evicted from their inn at [[Boston]]. On the recommendation of the couple by the other fellow residents, who were busy enjoying themselves due to the alcohol and good company, Connor agreed to put forth the money for the construction of a tavern on the Homestead, officially welcoming Corrine and Oliver to stay. | |||
When Father Timothy arrived, he requested room and board from both Oliver and Corrine, who agreed. Corrine handed him a bedpan, and he blessed them. | Upon taking up their roles as innkeepers and barkeeps, Corrine revealed that the couple were faring very well, between the income received from sailors from the ''[[Aquila]]'', the residents of the Homestead, and the travelers passing through. | ||
When Father [[Timothy]] arrived at the Homestead, he requested room and board from both Oliver and Corrine, who agreed. Corrine then handed him a bedpan, and he blessed them in return. Following this, the townsfolk gathered together and agreed that a church would be a welcome addition to the community, and as such, Connor provided the money for it to be built. Corrine later confided to Connor that having a church was beneficial for both her and Oliver, as they had been missing their Sunday Mass. | |||
As life on the Homestead went on, through his efforts, [[Maurice|Norris]] eventually managed to woo [[Myriam]]. This led on to their marriage taking place in the Homestead's church, and Oliver and Corrine's inn held the reception, where all of the Homestead residents gathered together to celebrate the occasion. | |||
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Revision as of 05:44, 5 January 2013
Corrine was the wife of Oliver, and served as barmaid for their tavern on the Davenport Homestead. Occasionally, she would talk to the Assassin Connor, though only a group of her friends were present, alongside when she was in her bar.
Corrine and her husband came to be introduced to Connor after they had brought a wagon of ale to the Homestead, after they had been evicted from their inn at Boston. On the recommendation of the couple by the other fellow residents, who were busy enjoying themselves due to the alcohol and good company, Connor agreed to put forth the money for the construction of a tavern on the Homestead, officially welcoming Corrine and Oliver to stay.
Upon taking up their roles as innkeepers and barkeeps, Corrine revealed that the couple were faring very well, between the income received from sailors from the Aquila, the residents of the Homestead, and the travelers passing through.
When Father Timothy arrived at the Homestead, he requested room and board from both Oliver and Corrine, who agreed. Corrine then handed him a bedpan, and he blessed them in return. Following this, the townsfolk gathered together and agreed that a church would be a welcome addition to the community, and as such, Connor provided the money for it to be built. Corrine later confided to Connor that having a church was beneficial for both her and Oliver, as they had been missing their Sunday Mass.
As life on the Homestead went on, through his efforts, Norris eventually managed to woo Myriam. This led on to their marriage taking place in the Homestead's church, and Oliver and Corrine's inn held the reception, where all of the Homestead residents gathered together to celebrate the occasion.
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