1560-2012
First Ambassador to Barbarous Territories; Aide-de-Camp to King Edmund
Cuntess of Paisley Roumania; Baroness of Paisley Hungary; Dame of the Order of the Pin
Of Dame Scarf and New Member Policy
Dame Scarf Magyar was a test subject when the Glen's admission policy changed (yet again) in 1578/1856/2005. This time, it was proposed that potential Paislians be subject to a year of sponsorship, wherein they are introduced to the group by their sponsor, and are basically
trained in all things Paislian. They were also to follow their sponsor's orders. Scarf complied, but this did not go over well.
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Lady Magyar, upon her initiation into the Glen, was instrumental in making sure that future Neophytes would not be ordered about the way that she had been. She felt that while training might be necessary, servitude was not. Besides, did people really want their sponsorees to want revenge?
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On Lady Magyar and the formation of the Privy Council:
During her Neophyte year, Dame Scarf practically lived at the Phoenix Down Embassy (located in Titipu, Paisley Japan), with King Edmund and Count the Dr. Raven Usher (of Paisley Russia). When Edmund thought a monthly Paislian gathering might be a good idea for promoting fellowship and legislation, she rapidly helped lay the groundwork for what would become the Privy Council. Her general assitance in all things Muffinly made her invaluable to Edmund, and she became his Aide-de-Camp, despite the fact that she was not yet a full Paislian.
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After her initiation, she was appointed to the post of Ambassador to Barbarous Territories, which was tailored specifically for her especial talents. Her duties included telling outsiders whatever lies she wished to explain away the Paisleyans's odd actions, interacting with site officials, and generally getting outsiders to fuck off.
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A few months later, King Edmund was forced to accept Lady Magyar's resignation as Ambassador due to unresolvable conflicts. She continues, however, to work behind the scenes, as Aide-de-Camp and General Factorum.
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