As thorough and well prepared as Gramps and Pops tend to be, it would be expected they would have some means of emergency comm gear. And then there is the campground.
"Jesus."
"Who is that guy anyway? Julie brought him up earlier."
It was a hilarious example of how little M still knows.
Connor thinks M's idea of having his baby is impossible, but M himself is impossible and Mother told M he could have one if he wanted.
And Marcus? He's simply totally cool.
Regardless of how he got the letter, burning or ignoring it wouldn't solve the problem. Chalmers could write more letters or tell people about it. It was handled in the most effective way short of killing him. The Admiralty's way was to cover these things up.
Your read on St. Vincent is totally wrong.
Connor is a mess. Between his headaches, nightmares, paranoia, and abandonment issues, there's only room for his anger.
M is right though, he's only safe with M.
Indeed. I guess, in the longer term, it will be not that bad for Calvert. George himself has had positions at the court and other positions or times away from a ship and it did not harm him.
Still not understand St. Vincents action though. He could have destroyed the letter himself, but opted ‘to out’ Calvert to the king.
Could he, if it had already passed through official channels? The horse was already out of the barn.
I didn't expect the Chalmers letter to be dealt with so quickly and with the finality of a grave for Chalmers' career.
Being made equerry is a blessing and double curse for Calvert; reputation saved, but separated from the sea and Granger.
Will this opera singer become George's new beard?