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- Downstairs
- Collecting Habit
- Rot and Corruption
- Fine Watches
- Master Rusty
- Very Disappointed
- Even More Disappointed
- A Terminal Affliction
- It is stolen, but not by us.
- Translation: "MAY THE DEVIL CUT YOU DEEP!"
- Our Cue to be Off
- Translation: "Our fortune"
- Fleeting Novelty
- Downstairs... at night.
- Smart Mouthed Urchins
- I didn't take nothing.
- That Will Have To Do
- Proper Gentlemen
- Go Home.
- Lannigan's Ball
- Opportune at Last
- Cor Blimey! Q&A
- 150 subs Q&A!
- Sir Will Be Pleased
- Human Child
- Whiskey Lullabies
- "Sweetheart"
- One of Her Moods
- "Is é An Saol Pian"
- Melia Murther!
- HAPPY NEW-YEAR!
- Upstairs
- Only the Rich
- Your Fill of Smoke
- Professional Liar.
- The Guilt Must be Tremendous
- Shadowy Bastard
- Human Heart
- Cannot Live Forever
- Tick Tick Tock
- Please Be Alive
- Oh, there you are.
- Tight Scrapes
- Hide
- SMASH
- Run Beastie!
- Unless...
- Pressing Commitments
- Cross my Heart.
- Historical Context
- Morning
- How Sad
- Hush.
- Can't Run this Place Alone.
- Laudanum Dreams
- Depressed Typewriter
- Hiatus notice
- Q&A
- Perspective
- Speak to me!
- S-Sorry?
- Why Stay?
- Familiar
- Criminal
- Tar Liom
- This Bloody Business
- Historical Context
- Don't!
- Oh Dear
- SIT DOWN!
- Oooh! Shiny!
- Not the face!
- Not Gentlefolk
- Historical Context
- Essentials
- They Miss Us Too
- On Our Way
- Incredibly Naive
- Failure
- Most Handsome Friend.
- Favours
- Howdy Gents!
- Engine's Busted
- Upstairs!
- It's been ages
- Are you lost?
- CLANK!
- Body Shot Eejit!
- How did you pay?
- Should've told me
- Hiatus Doodles
- Apologise
- Of course not!
- Simple
- START DAMN YOU!!!
- Yee-Haw
- Petty
- My boy
- Frightened for you
- Bright
- Play nice.
- Historical Context
- Red Lolly
- Sleep for a week
- Not impressed
- Sales Pitch
- Business Talk
- Welcome to the Club.
- Conspiring
- Long Story
- What I Expected.
- Historical Context
- Grieved.
- All Bark
- Crack
- In This Corner!
- In That Corner!
- FIGHT!
- Hold Still!
- Block Something!
- That Works!
- Happy Now?
- Inseparable
- Hello Again
- Grey IS a color.
- Gone Over A Treat
- Mischief
- I'll be good
- Let Me Have This
- Spontaneous Combustion
- Clocks Cleaned
- Stop Dwelling
- Something Bad
- Deadly Stuff
- Hysterical
- Historical Context
- FINE!
- Drown a Fish
- Must not tell anyone.
- Talk you 'round.
- Grisly trip
- My Eye!
- SPLAT
- Punishment
- No More Harm
- Put on a Show
- A Mere Row
- Coward.
- Nobody Likes Your Show
- Make Me!
- ...Did you?
- Really That Stupid?
- That Stench
- Pathetic
- Splash
- Already Involved
- Gibberish
- Do Something!
- Never Was
- A Mechanic
- Anything
- Conspicuously Absent
- Copper Curls
- Burn In Hell.
- Please
- No one
- Shove
- Lying Yourself Out
- Escape The Noose
- Unwell
- Looking Backwards
- CRIK
- Who's There?
- I'm Here
- Ah. That.
- Fourty Feet
- He Can Count
- To My Room With Me
- Why Indeed...
- Destroyed Himself
- Willing to
- More Fun
- What to Say?
- Despite Myself
- Go to Hell
- Dearly Bought
- Your Lock is Faulty
- Your Hand
- Incisor Gap
- Wake the Children
- Paisley
- Hear Something?
Creator
Fun fact: usually only the children of lords and ladies were referred to as "Master ____/Mistress_____" or ""Young sir/Young lady". So when Theo Calls the urchins "Master ____" or "Young Sir" he's talking to them as if they were his own kids, and not below him in station. It would be like calling a kid "little prince/princess" in today's language. It's especially Affectionate in a very proper way.
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