Greetings, fellow writing fellows! :)
A friend of mine, who is in the midst of composing a semi-fantastical golfing tale, has put to me the following question...
"I have a character in my story who is the vicar of Warmsly (http://www.slightlytrue.com/writing/Choir-Practice.html) and he is playing golf with Lady Fiona Hardcastle. This is a social occasion, and they play together often. How does he address her Should he call her Fiona? How should she address him? Any thoughts?"
So...
Any thoughts?
ged-backland | March 29, 2008 - 23:50
He should call her Fi and she should call him everytime she knows he's shagging the girl from the office with the blonde hair
just a thought
ged
ScribbleScribe | April 18, 2008 - 21:21
Lady Fiona perhaps?
Sophia Grace
_jacobea_ | April 19, 2008 - 01:01
I would personally put ma'am or Lady Hardcastle myself.