Scandals

Every character has a scandal. No one is squeaky clean. But these things can be minor inconveniences.

In your character sheet, do not put down what your scandal is. Just the severity. That much will be shared with others ("there's something a bit off about him"), but the detail will only be with the AVs.

Instead, use this google form (now in the character sheet) -  https://goo.gl/forms/USQKxjtxRfbpTSol2

Briefly, the sorts of levels of severity you'd be looking at for each are:

• Level 1 - you had a minor fling years ago that was a little dodgy, your other half knows or already left you.
• Level 2 - you have recently had - or are still having - a relationship with someone other than your partner. They don't know.
• Level 3 - as level 2, but it's a bit weird (but still legal).
• Level 4 - minor criminal offence in your past (i.e. drugs), minor expenses fraud
• Level 5 - activity bordering on the criminal or really quite awful, but you could just about keep your job if necessary. 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QmGjCd2fv8L4DhFKEvMu09ePUekBEpy1kewSB2Bn5BY/edit?usp=sharing

For William Croft -  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10b3B_mgQVniUaGISZz1CaGJ74P0qKfK7iUthCOSgjwU/edit#gid=0

Alex Cardigan, Conservative MP for Montgomeryshire

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nIM5qphIEJ5RY9RSnqYSExT-peFMojSUHls5LdylGzA/edit?usp=sharing

Some more detail about Alex Cardigan MP.

Rural farming background, growing up in the Welsh town of Montgomery. Attended Oswestry School, before studying Economics at Cardiff University. Worked as a teacher in a local primary school, before unexpectedly being elected as the Conservative MP for Montgomeryshire in the 2010 election at the age of 25.

Notable interests are the arts, rural affairs, and Europe. Moderate and liberally-minded, pro-European Conservative.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1B7ajSRh_Ir4kWWaxkFbxOrebgJzslrZKV9Ur_WD8YdA/edit?usp=sharing

For Franz Horatio Valdez https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QhKgfA_uaEqRzqmoVjL2S-ZdMHFhJ2-wLcUoZLzYhx4/edit#gid=0

For Calvin Ward

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sVoLx79bpUA5W4amobjamUOrPHydBZ1xXSVSRomBfz4/edit?usp=sharing

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pLyY4hvrZS8L3IaqHyjed5MdspUawf0PW1GBll3FHbQ/edit?usp=sharing

For James Wilson

For Michael Kirton:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12ZXNdkHHeTuiXdojhrnRe1_3KU-PHYO8faEXUzJfGKA/edit?usp=sharing

For Norman Cohen:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SqL-64gvNFoS5pFa7oSmEdmlOOccI9eWx_mLYNz7WQQ/edit#gid=0

Please could I make the point that the word "Noe" does not exist, and never has in the context used on the forms. It's "Aye" and "No".

In Norwegian, it means "something", for those who are interested.

For Travis Armstrong:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sKDKbSrMuPNbNDByZViovj4fuSdVfMNZzO0zJ0MBq2k/edit#gid=0

For Anthony Brearley:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CmFgX2zpQ0bIF6LroDhIPpPe60hZrt1-fMMotgHwd4s/edit?usp=sharing

A member of Labour's Callaghan-inspired old guard, and a believer in the Christian Trade Unionist basis for the Labour Party, known for matching the stereotype of the plain-speaking Yorkshireman. Grew up in rural Yorkshire and moved to Leeds as a young man, finding himself employed as a blue-collar factory worker during the unrest of the 1980s.

Rose to local prominence as a trade unionist, and later as a local councillor, focused on representing his working class constituents. At the ripe old age of 56, Brearley stands shoulder to shoulder with those who believe in a common sense, patriotic social positions, but who can't afford the inequality-promoting economic policies of the Tories.