3-4 weeks in... V!Nogi is getting screwed over by the US Gummint. That is, she's been "officialized" as a "foreign national" who gained
citizenship through "marriage" to his/herself. This means that come 2012, V!Nogi CANNOT legally run for President. Lessee, we definitely have a few
attention seekers amongst the Virtues playing nice for celebrity gossip magazines, but of course they want the ones who don't want anything to do with
them...
Another point: the Empire of Japan is making overtures to get Nogi a Passport if the US drags its feet too long, she'll have a Japanese passport waiting
for her at the Embassy.
Lessee, given Nogi's flair for the dramatic, she'll probably walk into the main offices in the DC area for her documentation in full panoply...
Some of our ideas for sub arcs for part 3 include:
"Two Week's Notice" wherein some of our Virtues discover that their day job is no longer an option.
"Big in Japan" Some of the Legendary/Infamous tour Japan on other people's dimes. Nogi, on the Imperial Family's; Numero Catorce. on a
Wrestling promoter's.
''We don't just borrow words; on occasion, English has pursued other languages down alleyways to beat
them unconscious and rifle their pockets for new vocabulary.''
-- James Nicoll
citizenship through "marriage" to his/herself. This means that come 2012, V!Nogi CANNOT legally run for President. Lessee, we definitely have a few
attention seekers amongst the Virtues playing nice for celebrity gossip magazines, but of course they want the ones who don't want anything to do with
them...
Another point: the Empire of Japan is making overtures to get Nogi a Passport if the US drags its feet too long, she'll have a Japanese passport waiting
for her at the Embassy.
Lessee, given Nogi's flair for the dramatic, she'll probably walk into the main offices in the DC area for her documentation in full panoply...
Some of our ideas for sub arcs for part 3 include:
"Two Week's Notice" wherein some of our Virtues discover that their day job is no longer an option.
"Big in Japan" Some of the Legendary/Infamous tour Japan on other people's dimes. Nogi, on the Imperial Family's; Numero Catorce. on a
Wrestling promoter's.
''We don't just borrow words; on occasion, English has pursued other languages down alleyways to beat
them unconscious and rifle their pockets for new vocabulary.''
-- James Nicoll