Obituary

What if a man who had never planned to fall in love ended up losing himself to it?

<Minister Ray Crawford Suffers Because of His Wife>

It appears that Lady Rose Crawford, the wife of Minister Ray Crawford, is still having difficulty adjusting to life in Orturan.

A foreigner from Bolton, whose culture differs greatly from our own, Lady Crawford recently became embroiled in controversy after making inappropriate remarks regarding the labor strikes. (For details, please refer to Issue No. 1905-280 of this newspaper.)

Lady Rose Crawford has never hidden her excessive pride in her homeland of Bolton.

Not even the war could halt Minister Crawford’s soaring approval ratings—but Lady Rose Crawford accomplished what the war could not.

According to a survey conducted among the loyal readers of the Daily Oakley Review, the percentage of respondents who viewed Minister Crawford favorably has dropped by more than 10 percent compared to the previous poll.

Considering that the last survey was conducted before his marriage, the cause of this decline is obvious.

A certain member of the Conservative Party has expressed serious concern over the situation.

The politician stated that, following an unpopular marriage and Minister Crawford’s repeated involvement in public controversies, the party is becoming reluctant to continue presenting him as the face of the Conservative Party.

Whether Ray Crawford, once one of the nation’s most beloved politicians, can clear himself of the disgraceful reputation of being a man who made the wrong marriage because he was bewitched by his wife’s beauty remains to be seen.

— Daily Oakley Review, John Donald