Charlie (The Truth) - Revision history

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	He was lucky enough not to be killed by [[Mr. Tulip]] or Lord [[de Worde]]'s thugs and now does quite well as a children's entertainer, with occasional command performances when His Lordship wishes to be somewhere else. He reappears in {{RS}}, covering for Vetinari during the Patrician's unprecedented holiday (spent [[Stoker Blake\|doing relaxing and enjoyable things on the railway]]. He has by now largely conquered his drinking habit and has learnt how to do the Voice and simulate the Patrician's idiosyncracies. However, [[Rufus Drumknott]] has taken care to call on [[Dark Clerk\|Ishmael]], who is tasked with monitoring Charlie just in case he gets unduly ambitious.		He was lucky enough not to be killed by [[Mr. Tulip]] or Lord [[de Worde]]'s thugs and now does quite well as a children's entertainer, with occasional command performances when His Lordship wishes to be somewhere else. He reappears in {{RS}}, covering for Vetinari during the Patrician's unprecedented holiday (spent [[Stoker Blake\|doing relaxing and enjoyable things on the railway]]. He has by now largely conquered his drinking habit and has learnt how to do the Voice and simulate the Patrician's idiosyncracies. However, [[Rufus Drumknott]] has taken care to call on [[Dark Clerk\|Ishmael]], who is tasked with monitoring Charlie just in case he gets unduly ambitious.

	It is also revealed in {{RS}} that Charlie has a wife named Henrietta, a son named Rupert and a daughter. He has a 'special account' at the [[Royal Bank of Ankh-Morpork\|Royal Bank]] into which payments from the [[Patrician's Palace\|Palace]] go. Henrietta is delighted with the amount Charlie is earning for being Vetinari's double (described as enough to give his daughter a dowry fit for a queen, enable his son to enter any trade within the city, his wife to have her hair cut at [[~~Mister~~ Fornacite's Salon]] like other wealthy women and provide better bedrooms for his children - they are currently saving up to afford a granny and granny flat) which is substantially more than what Charlie earns from puppet shows and [[Fools' Guild\|clowning]]. This suggests his career - outside of impersonating Vetinari - may have taken a different direction from that suggested in {{TT}}, where it is stated he had enrolled in the [[Actors' Guild\|Guild of Actors]].		It is also revealed in {{RS}} that Charlie has a wife named Henrietta, a son named Rupert and a daughter. He has a 'special account' at the [[Royal Bank of Ankh-Morpork\|Royal Bank]] into which payments from the [[Patrician's Palace\|Palace]] go. Henrietta is delighted with the amount Charlie is earning for being Vetinari's double (described as enough to give his daughter a dowry fit for a queen, enable his son to enter any trade within the city, his wife to have her hair cut at Mister [[Fornacite]]'s Salon like other wealthy women and provide better bedrooms for his children - they are currently saving up to afford a granny and granny flat) which is substantially more than what Charlie earns from puppet shows and [[Fools' Guild\|clowning]]. This suggests his career - outside of impersonating Vetinari - may have taken a different direction from that suggested in {{TT}}, where it is stated he had enrolled in the [[Actors' Guild\|Guild of Actors]].

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GallifreyanWitch: Details relating to Charlie's family, earnings and occupation.

2014-02-26T18:44:42Z

Details relating to Charlie's family, earnings and occupation.

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	He was lucky enough not to be killed by [[Mr. Tulip]] or Lord [[de Worde]]'s thugs and now does quite well as a children's entertainer, with occasional command performances when His Lordship wishes to be somewhere else. He reappears in {{RS}}, covering for Vetinari during the Patrician's unprecedented holiday (spent [[Stoker Blake\|doing relaxing and enjoyable things on the railway]]. He has by now largely conquered his drinking habit and has learnt how to do the Voice and simulate the Patrician's idiosyncracies. However, [[Rufus Drumknott]] has taken care to call on [[Dark Clerk\|Ishmael]], who is tasked with monitoring Charlie just in case he gets unduly ambitious.		He was lucky enough not to be killed by [[Mr. Tulip]] or Lord [[de Worde]]'s thugs and now does quite well as a children's entertainer, with occasional command performances when His Lordship wishes to be somewhere else. He reappears in {{RS}}, covering for Vetinari during the Patrician's unprecedented holiday (spent [[Stoker Blake\|doing relaxing and enjoyable things on the railway]]. He has by now largely conquered his drinking habit and has learnt how to do the Voice and simulate the Patrician's idiosyncracies. However, [[Rufus Drumknott]] has taken care to call on [[Dark Clerk\|Ishmael]], who is tasked with monitoring Charlie just in case he gets unduly ambitious.

			It is also revealed in {{RS}} that Charlie has a wife named Henrietta, a son named Rupert and a daughter. He has a 'special account' at the [[Royal Bank of Ankh-Morpork\|Royal Bank]] into which payments from the [[Patrician's Palace\|Palace]] go. Henrietta is delighted with the amount Charlie is earning for being Vetinari's double (described as enough to give his daughter a dowry fit for a queen, enable his son to enter any trade within the city, his wife to have her hair cut at [[Mister Fornacite's Salon]] like other wealthy women and provide better bedrooms for his children - they are currently saving up to afford a granny and granny flat) which is substantially more than what Charlie earns from puppet shows and [[Fools' Guild\|clowning]]. This suggests his career - outside of impersonating Vetinari - may have taken a different direction from that suggested in {{TT}}, where it is stated he had enrolled in the [[Actors' Guild\|Guild of Actors]].

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AgProv at 16:47, 20 February 2014

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	The plot was not to substitute him for the Patrician; no, not Charlie. Not nearly reliable enough, would be Charlie. He was merely to appear to be the Patrician committing a crime, after which [[Tuttle Scrope]] could be elected [[Patrician]] and Charlie would be dispensible.		The plot was not to substitute him for the Patrician; no, not Charlie. Not nearly reliable enough, would be Charlie. He was merely to appear to be the Patrician committing a crime, after which [[Tuttle Scrope]] could be elected [[Patrician]] and Charlie would be dispensible.

	He was lucky enough not to be killed by [[Mr. Tulip]] or Lord [[de Worde]]'s thugs and now does quite well as a children's entertainer, with occasional command performances when His Lordship wishes to be somewhere else. He reappears in {{RS}}, covering for Vetinari during the Patrician's unprecedented holiday (spent [[Stoker Blake\|doing relaxing and enjoyable things on the railway]]. He has by now largely conquered his drinking habit and has learnt how to do the Voice and simulate the ~~patrician~~'s idiosyncracies. However, [[Rufus Drumknott]] has taken care to call on [[Dark ~~Clerks~~\|Ishmael]], who is tasked with monitoring Charlie just in case he gets unduly ambitious.		He was lucky enough not to be killed by [[Mr. Tulip]] or Lord [[de Worde]]'s thugs and now does quite well as a children's entertainer, with occasional command performances when His Lordship wishes to be somewhere else. He reappears in {{RS}}, covering for Vetinari during the Patrician's unprecedented holiday (spent [[Stoker Blake\|doing relaxing and enjoyable things on the railway]]. He has by now largely conquered his drinking habit and has learnt how to do the Voice and simulate the Patrician's idiosyncracies. However, [[Rufus Drumknott]] has taken care to call on [[Dark Clerk\|Ishmael]], who is tasked with monitoring Charlie just in case he gets unduly ambitious.

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AgProv: In {{RS}}

2014-02-20T16:47:00Z

In {{RS}}

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	The plot was not to substitute him for the Patrician; no, not Charlie. Not nearly reliable enough, would be Charlie. He was merely to appear to be the Patrician committing a crime, after which [[Tuttle Scrope]] could be elected [[Patrician]] and Charlie would be dispensible.		The plot was not to substitute him for the Patrician; no, not Charlie. Not nearly reliable enough, would be Charlie. He was merely to appear to be the Patrician committing a crime, after which [[Tuttle Scrope]] could be elected [[Patrician]] and Charlie would be dispensible.

	He was lucky enough not to be killed by [[Mr. Tulip]] or Lord [[de Worde]]'s thugs and now does quite well as a children's entertainer, with occasional command performances when His Lordship wishes to be somewhere else.		He was lucky enough not to be killed by [[Mr. Tulip]] or Lord [[de Worde]]'s thugs and now does quite well as a children's entertainer, with occasional command performances when His Lordship wishes to be somewhere else. He reappears in {{RS}}, covering for Vetinari during the Patrician's unprecedented holiday (spent [[Stoker Blake\|doing relaxing and enjoyable things on the railway]]. He has by now largely conquered his drinking habit and has learnt how to do the Voice and simulate the patrician's idiosyncracies. However, [[Rufus Drumknott]] has taken care to call on [[Dark Clerks\|Ishmael]], who is tasked with monitoring Charlie just in case he gets unduly ambitious.

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	The plot was not to substitute him for the Patrician; no, not Charlie. Not nearly reliable enough, would be Charlie. He was merely to appear to be the Patrician committing a crime, after which [[Tuttle Scrope]] could be elected [[Patrician]] and Charlie would be dispensible.		The plot was not to substitute him for the Patrician; no, not Charlie. Not nearly reliable enough, would be Charlie. He was merely to appear to be the Patrician committing a crime, after which [[Tuttle Scrope]] could be elected [[Patrician]] and Charlie would be dispensible.

	He was lucky enough not to be killed by [[Mr. Tulip]] or Lord [[de Worde]]'s thugs and now does quite well as a children's entertainer, with occasional command performances when His Lordship wishes		He was lucky enough not to be killed by [[Mr. Tulip]] or Lord [[de Worde]]'s thugs and now does quite well as a children's entertainer, with occasional command performances when His Lordship wishes to be somewhere else.
	to be somewhere else.


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User: 1 revision: Discworld import

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Rene at 09:05, 25 January 2010

2010-01-25T09:05:33Z

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'''Charlie''' was a fairly unsuccessful haberdasher in Pseudopolis when [[Mr. Pin]] found him. He wasn't
successful because he was usually drunk and always a bit dim, but he had one valuable talent: he looked ''exactly'' like the [[Havelock Vetinari|Patrician]] of Ankh-Morpork. Mr Pin said he would pay a suspiciously large amount to have him do that for a few days.

The plot was not to substitute him for the Patrician; no, not Charlie. Not nearly reliable enough, would be Charlie. He was merely to appear to be the Patrician committing a crime, after which [[Tuttle Scrope]] could be elected [[Patrician]] and Charlie would be dispensible.

He was lucky enough not to be killed by [[Mr. Tulip]] or Lord [[de Worde]]'s thugs and now does quite well as a children's entertainer, with occasional command performances when His Lordship wishes
to be somewhere else.

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