Fulk hasn't appeared in this version yet, caesar. You could call him Eleanor's partner in crime; I usually call him 'rusty' these days, just as Eleanor is 'gooseberry'. As for how they got those names, well you will either have to wait or go back and read the original.

Ludens, you know how we have this strange habit of you posting a comment like needs more... and then in my very next part I do that anyway? Sorry, I am going to do that yet again, at least on the Stephan count. There are still many secrets for gooseberry to reveal along the path, some new ones, some altered ones, and a few that remain the same. The beginning is slower but Fulk will still be acting as an instrument for the readers to learn more about our beloved gooseberry, but this time he is not going to be nearly as blind, slow, ignorant and stupid as he was before, hence the need to explain a little more now.

zelda, I can indeed sympathise with your hatred for Great Expectations; we always covered things so slowly and in such a bad way that you developed an immediate, impassioned hate for whatever it was you were reading. A book called 'Daz 4 Zoe' was my Great Expectations, terrible piece of writing, absolutely terrible; half of it wasn't even in proper English. I think it wanted to be Romeo and Juliet for the modern day, since I hated it as much as Shakespeare’s play I suppose it succeeded.

Now, back to finishing the final part of the proglogue.