I. What I want is information: not useful information, of course; useless information. (Video)

[epigrammatical]

[For a man of his era, Lord Henry has picked up the basics of the computer with surprising alacrity and ease. Perhaps he has been motivated by the understanding that it provides him with a platform of unprecedented scale.

So behold: a well-bred Englishman in his mid- to late-forties: if his good looks are a bit worn around the edges, he is still quite handsome in a way that suggests he cut a truly rakish figure when younger. His voice is exceptionally pleasant and musical, and when he speaks, his words are accompanied by graceful—though not excessive—gestures of his slender hands.]

I am given to understand that this device offers a podium to rival the pulpit at Westminster Abbey. Capital—although I assure you that I shall not bore you with a sermon; I can't abide a man who makes of himself an amateur curate.

Allow me to introduce myself—Lord Henry Wotton, late of London, which is not nearly so exciting as the vision of Moreau in which I now find myself. There are many questions with which I'm rather concerned at the moment, but most importantly, where does one find a tailor in this city? And, tiresome though domestic matters are, I suppose I must enquire after a valet. There are many indignities a gentleman may suffer in silence, but not an inadequate selection of poorly-pressed shirts.

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[flawedgoods]

And I as well, Lord Wotton.

[With that concluded, Favrielle hesitates to end their conversation as she's rather curious about Dorian's friend, a nobleman no less, but he's newly arrived and surely Dorian is on his way to get the gentleman up to speed.

So, she merely inclines her head.]

Unless there is more you would ask of me, I'll leave you to settle in.

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[epigrammatical]

Were Mr Gray not calling shortly, and if I were more accustomed to this mode of conversing, I should detain you longer; I assure you that my bidding you good day is no reflection on your character.

[Harry may not have the highest opinion of women in bulk, but he is more than capable of laying on the charm with them on an individual basis, particulary when they're both pretty and intriguing.]

I shall see you the day after tomorrow, my dear.

video; XD no worries

[flawedgoods]

I'm glad to hear it.

[Indeed, there is just the slightest hint of relief on her face.]

I'll not keep you then, good day.

[And with another nod, she disconnects.]