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this school teaches ages 4-22 at primary, secondary and university degree level. Descendants of a king, queen or equivalent is eligible for consideration as are the wives of kings and queens and the wives of princes or wives of princesses if same-sex marriage is legal in their country. if there are other cultural recognised ways of being a princess/queen we will review them to see if they are equivalent within that culture.


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Georgina Fenwick arrives. She is the niece of George Fenwick.

Munkchester wrote:Georgina Fenwick arrives. She is the niece of George Fenwick.

Fatimah "Al-Gaddafi" Al-Salek(nee Khan) greets her "good morning
Georgina"

With her favourite light brown satchel's strap worn over her right shoulder, the Samuderan princess Fatma Ayu Sriwijaya arrived. Dressed in an elegant white baju kurung adorned with floral patterns and an accompanying long skirt, donning a white headscarf in the traditional tudung style not dissimilar to the one her own folks wearing, the princess quietly walked into the scene. She watched the large complex with hidden amusement, noting the details their architecture has. Apparently being the first Samuderan princess to be sent into this kind of school also has it's own benefits. She smiled at the thought of teasing her own cousins, who must be eager to hear her experience in this country, Saranidia, where no members of the Royal Family have yet to step their feet on.

She approached the two girls, one seems to be a native, judging by the seemingly confident and 'at-home' air she exuded, and another foreigner. She smiled and went to greet them both. "Assalamualaikum and good morning. It's a pleasure to meet you."

[quote="Samudera Darussalam";p="35483701"]With her favourite light brown satchel's strap worn over her right shoulder, the Samuderan princess Fatma Ayu Sriwijaya arrived. Dressed in an elegant white baju kurung adorned with floral patterns and an accompanying long skirt, donning a white headscarf in the traditional tudung style not dissimilar to the one her own folks wearing, the princess quietly walked into the scene. She watched the large complex with hidden amusement, noting the details their architecture has. Apparently being the first Samuderan princess to be sent into this kind of school also has it's own benefits. She smiled at the thought of teasing her own cousins, who must be eager to hear her experience in this country, Saranidia, where no members of the Royal Family have yet to step their feet on.

She approached the two girls, one seems to be a native, judging by the seemingly confident and 'at-home' air she exuded, and another foreigner. She smiled and went to greet them both. "Assalamualaikum and good morning. It's a pleasure to meet you."[/quote

Fatimah said "Walaikum Salaam and good morning, it's a pleasure to meet you too."

Princess Miriam Khan II, daughter of Sisterly Sultana Miriam Khan walks to the school escorted there by one of the Sisters Guard.

Saranidia wrote:Fatimah said "Walaikum Salaam and good morning, it's a pleasure to meet you too."

Fatma smiled graciously. "If I'm not mistaken, you are Princess Fatimah "Al-Gaddafi" Khan, the newly married girl, am I correct? Congratulations for such a happy occasion! Words have arrived in our country, but I'm really sorry on my behalf and the Crowned Republic for not being able to attend the ceremony myself, or send a government official as our representative to congratulate you and your husband in person." She bowed slightly in front of the girl, in a traditional Samuderan custom to show apology. "This is a tough time in our nation, what with the recent earthquake in one of our wilayats. However, if you would like it, maybe I can order something special from Samudera Darussalam as your wedding gift?"

Samudera Darussalam wrote:

Saranidia wrote:Fatimah said "Walaikum Salaam and good morning, it's a pleasure to meet you too."

Fatma smiled graciously. "If I'm not mistaken, you are Princess Fatimah "Al-Gaddafi" Khan, the newly married girl, am I correct? Congratulations for such a happy occasion! Words have arrived in our country, but I'm really sorry on my behalf and the Crowned Republic for not being able to attend the ceremony myself, or send a government official as our representative to congratulate you and your husband in person." She bowed slightly in front of the girl, in a traditional Samuderan custom to show apology. "This is a tough time in our nation, what with the recent earthquake in one of our wilayats. However, if you would like it, maybe I can order something special from Samudera Darussalam as your wedding gift?"

That would be lovely

The bell rings for the etiquette class

Munkchester wrote:Georgina Fenwick arrives. She is the niece of George Fenwick.

A detective,
Detective Inspector Khadijah Al-Awaqir of the Anti-radicalisation unit arrives at the school

“Lady Fenwick, may I ask you a few questions?”

Saranidia wrote:

Munkchester wrote:Georgina Fenwick arrives. She is the niece of George Fenwick.

A detective,
Detective Inspector Khadijah Al-Awaqir of the Anti-radicalisation unit arrives at the school

“Lady Fenwick, may I ask you a few questions?”

"Okay."

Munkchester wrote:

Saranidia wrote:A detective,
Detective Inspector Khadijah Al-Awaqir of the Anti-radicalisation unit arrives at the school

“Lady Fenwick, may I ask you a few questions?”

"Okay."

“What is your opinion about killing people? Do you think it’s ever ok and If so under what circumstances?”
She says

Saranidia wrote:

Munkchester wrote:"Okay."

“What is your opinion about killing people? Do you think it’s ever ok and If so under what circumstances?”
She says

"Yes."

Munkchester wrote:

Saranidia wrote:“What is your opinion about killing people? Do you think it’s ever ok and If so under what circumstances?”
She says

"Yes."

“Which circumstances?” asks D.I. Khadijah.

Saranidia wrote:

Munkchester wrote:"Yes."

“Which circumstances?” asks D.I. Khadijah.

"Many."

Munkchester wrote:

Saranidia wrote:“Which circumstances?” asks D.I. Khadijah.

"Many."

“Could you list them?” She continues.

Saranidia wrote:The bell rings for the etiquette class

After muttering some good-byes at Fatimah, the Samuderan princess walked in quick steps to the class, silently praying that the teacher has yet to arrive. A quick glance at the etiquette class proved that God heard her prayers.

"Alhamdulillah...." Fatma muttered silently. I'm not late for class in my first day here. If what happened otherwise, I can't imagine the shame.
After placing her bag in the school locker and took some empty notebooks with her for the upcoming lesson, the Samuderan princess's brown eyes scanned the class fo a while. She noticed that many seats are still empty, left unoccupied, mostly the ones in the front. The girls/women who have arrived tend to sit in the back, whispering and laughing at something only known to them. She rolled her eyes. The gossiping session began already? Wow, much expected.

The young woman decided to take the second seat from the front, the one located near a window that gives her a view of the place outside the building. She sighed, doodling some sceneries of her hometown, Palembang, while waiting for the teacher to arrive.

Saranidia wrote:

Munkchester wrote:"Many."

“Could you list them?” She continues.

"There are too many to list."

Samudera Darussalam wrote:

Saranidia wrote:The bell rings for the etiquette class

After muttering some good-byes at Fatimah, the Samuderan princess walked in quick steps to the class, silently praying that the teacher has yet to arrive. A quick glance at the etiquette class proved that God heard her prayers.

"Alhamdulillah...." Fatma muttered silently. I'm not late for class in my first day here. If what happened otherwise, I can't imagine the shame.
After placing her bag in the school locker and took some empty notebooks with her for the upcoming lesson, the Samuderan princess's brown eyes scanned the class fo a while. She noticed that many seats are still empty, left unoccupied, mostly the ones in the front. The girls/women who have arrived tend to sit in the back, whispering and laughing at something only known to them. She rolled her eyes. The gossiping session began already? Wow, much expected.

The young woman decided to take the second seat from the front, the one located near a window that gives her a view of the place outside the building. She sighed, doodling some sceneries of her hometown, Palembang, while waiting for the teacher to arrive.

Fatimah also arrives.

Saranidia wrote:

Samudera Darussalam wrote:After muttering some good-byes at Fatimah, the Samuderan princess walked in quick steps to the class, silently praying that the teacher has yet to arrive. A quick glance at the etiquette class proved that God heard her prayers.

"Alhamdulillah...." Fatma muttered silently. I'm not late for class in my first day here. If what happened otherwise, I can't imagine the shame.
After placing her bag in the school locker and took some empty notebooks with her for the upcoming lesson, the Samuderan princess's brown eyes scanned the class fo a while. She noticed that many seats are still empty, left unoccupied, mostly the ones in the front. The girls/women who have arrived tend to sit in the back, whispering and laughing at something only known to them. She rolled her eyes. The gossiping session began already? Wow, much expected.

The young woman decided to take the second seat from the front, the one located near a window that gives her a view of the place outside the building. She sighed, doodling some sceneries of her hometown, Palembang, while waiting for the teacher to arrive.

Fatimah also arrives.

The teacher, Sheikha Aisha Qureshi, PHD
asks "Can you write or type all the honorifics you know and who the honorific applies to?"


Fatimah types"His/Her Majesty-Monarch of England, Monarch of Spain, monarch of Malaysia, Khawaja- Sufi teachers,
His/Her Excellency- Ambassadors, Generals
Sir, Chevalier, Shawafilah- Knights, Dame-female knights, Hazrat or His/Her Emminence- the monarch of Saranidia, His/Her Grace- Catholic clergy, non-royal Dukes and Duchesses of the UK, Qadriani Sufi leaders, His emminence- Catholic cardinals, Doctor- persons achieving a university doctorate, Mayoress- Wife of a UK civic mayor, His Lordship/Her Ladyship- lords or ladies, His/Her Honour- Al Saranidi judges, legal aid lawyers,public prosecutors and public defenders, members of the National People's House of Delegates and persons wounded in combat for Saranidia, His/Her Royal Highness- royals who are not monarchs in many places, Baron/Baroness- life peers.."