Family Ties Question and Answer Round 3!

[hellzabeth]

Okay it's a little late this time but it came already!

Anyway Family Ties has hit chapter 80 which means I have reached the point where I am banned from having a life ever again I am opening myself up to questions my readers want to ask me! This is partly because this story is so big and widespread that I can't possibly fit all the details in by myself, or even think of some of them. Most of my stuff is made up on the fly anyway, and so my dear readers, we must help each other out! You ask me questions on the nitty gritty of FT, and I will answer to the best of my ability! (Unless they're spoilers.)

As with the other two rounds, you can ask characters questions as well! Such as "Quebec, are you wearing a receptionist uniform as well and if so how short is your skirt?" or "Hey Portugal, did you get it on in a sexy foursome in the back of that van yet or are you saving yourself for England?"or "Say Hong- I mean New China, are you going to cut your hair back to the usual style or keep it as it is?"

But there's always "Pidge, are you completely insane and trying to destroy the largest, most unconquerable country in the world (Russia)?" or "WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU HAVING AMERICA DO TO UKRAINE YOU CRAZY BITCH" or "Are you ever going to finish this thing before Part 100?"

So on and so forth. NOW GO! \o/

Comments

[fantasyname.livejournal.com]

During WWII a lot of historical buildings were destroyed. By mistake usually. Now, I love them, I love all those castles, old libarys or simple houses...
So Germany, how's it going? Are they still standing? (I hope so, if not, you've got someone suddenly wanting to kill her favourite character ^^)

[hellzabeth.livejournal.com]

I can't even begin to count all the old buildings and historic landmarks destroyed in this war. The Sacre Coeur in Paris burned, Balmoral Castle in Scotland was destroyed, many landmarks in Birmingham were obliterated, let alone all of Canada's landmarks in the city of Toronto, the heritage sites in Fuzou, China, the beautiful mosques in Saudi Arabia...

I could potentially go on forever lamenting the loss of all these pretty buildings and landmarks, but sadly these are the casualties of war. Property damage is inevitable.

[fantasyname.livejournal.com]

D=
Hopefully the Frauenkirche in Dresden (not the one in Munich) still stands, it was just rebuild a few years ago D=
But rather than the big landmarks everyone knows, I was talking about smaller historical buildings. My village has barely 700 habitants and we still have 3 buildings older than the US.
For example: The Reichstraße in Donauwörth was destroyed during WWII (I think the english Wikipedia has a picture, although the article is a stump). It's not too important and we have about a thousand such streets in Bavaria. The US Air Force wanted to hit the weapon's factory and missed HARD. How about such little things?
So, Russia, we have to have a talk about burning historical buildings, fufufufu >D