đ§” John F. Tweeden-- The Most distinguished TailorđȘĄ
Added 2025-08-13 23:08:42 +0000 UTC
John F. Tweeden is the kingdomâs most âdistinguishedâ tailor, or so he would introduce himself, with a hand over his heart and a slight bow. In his mind, tailoring is not merely a profession, but an art form, a noble calling, and he is its most faithful servant. Every measurement he takes is done with flourish, every pin placed as though composing a masterpiece.
Though he is unfailingly courteous, his compliments are so laced with dramatic irony that youâre never quite sure if heâs spiting you or genuinely complementing youâŠthough he did tell you to cut down on the sweets..
John speaks with the grace of a stage actor and the precision of a master tailor, but every word is chosen to twist the knife just slightly. His remarks are wrapped in honeyed tones and polite smiles, yet carry the weight of quite the judgment, especially as the Queenâs figure continues to swell.
No one could accuse him of outright insult, but the way he lets certain words linger⊠the faint pause before âlargerâ⊠the almost imperceptible smirk...itâs clear heâs taking note of every new inch. But for what reason, just to judge you more or is there a different reasonâŠ.
But who knows what his true wants are⊠I think I saw him talking to Wilson one time with a look of despair and lonelinessâŠ. Hmmm I wonder what that's all about..
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On a side note guys here's some dialog I came up with!!
"Ah, Your Majesty, it appears I must once again recalibrate my measurements for you⊠a challenge indeed, though one wonders if you intend to see just how far my tape can stretch."
"Truly, I have never seen fabric perform such a valiant struggle⊠nor lose so consistently."
"Another gown retired to the archives, another masterpiece devoured by your⊠growth. At this rate, we could open a museum."
Comments
Your majesty, every fitting here with you is a wonderful journey, one where the destination is always... A little more generous than the last.
Angeloid
2025-08-14 00:22:27 +0000 UTC