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[[Lord Jeremy Barthold]] is the husband of the late [[Lady Ann-Elizabeth Ward]] and the father of [[Lady Gowena Ward-Barthold]]. He proposed the arranged marriage as a way to salvage the honor and esteem of his family. Once [[Grandfather Ward]] passed, Barthold moved in quickly to put the Ward fortune under his control. As a husband he was emotionally cold and at times violently [[abuser|abusive]] towards Elizabeth-Ann and as a father he is also emotionally cold and repressive. Barthold plays the role of a dignified [[politician]] and family man, but this is mostly to preserve his own image.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.62-63</ref> | [[Lord Jeremy Barthold]] is the husband of the late [[Lady Ann-Elizabeth Ward]] and the father of [[Lady Gowena Ward-Barthold]]. He proposed the arranged marriage as a way to salvage the honor and esteem of his family. Once [[Grandfather Ward]] passed, Barthold moved in quickly to put the Ward fortune under his control. As a husband he was emotionally cold and at times violently [[:category:abuser|abusive]] towards Elizabeth-Ann and as a father he is also emotionally cold and repressive. Barthold plays the role of a dignified [[politician]] and family man, but this is mostly to preserve his own image.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.62-63</ref> | ||
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Lord Jeremy Barthold is the husband of the late Lady Ann-Elizabeth Ward and the father of Lady Gowena Ward-Barthold. He proposed the arranged marriage as a way to salvage the honor and esteem of his family. Once Grandfather Ward passed, Barthold moved in quickly to put the Ward fortune under his control. As a husband he was emotionally cold and at times violently abusive towards Elizabeth-Ann and as a father he is also emotionally cold and repressive. Barthold plays the role of a dignified politician and family man, but this is mostly to preserve his own image.[1]
References
- ↑ Undead Sea Scrolls 2001 p.62-63
