So, i'm working on this new series called La Tramuntana where our protagonist is going up north to work on a new buisness, and as it turns out, taxes are so large they need grants.

Here's a short dialouge between the grant provider (GP) and protagonist (P):

GP "Ok, so you want a subsidy for heating?"
P "yeah, it's really damn cold nowadays, y'know, with winter?"
GP "And you say the prostitutes are getting too cold?"
P "Yeah, it's really making it hard to work!"
GP "Then i don't understand why they don't just wear more clothes in their work, seems simple"
P "The nature of their work foregoes clothes!"
GP "Well, it's time that changed"

Expect to see this somewhere in a chapter. In fact, this person is the one referenced in LTp1, a very heavy and tense first chapter through which i somehow managed to go from a note about the protagonist's coping strategy to my own coping strategies to this...? :

> I'm planning to introduce a character here which happens to share a lot of the traits that made my childhood traumatic (as per the therapist); have a look for issue-invalidation and the ignorance of specific needs as you read La Traumantana.