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Wielbelkia wrote:

Frigide hadn't actually expected Gertrude to reply to that, let alone to agree.

"I suppose..." she said, already considering which ones would be less likely to be accidentally (or intentionally) offended by Gertrude's outlook. "It will take a few days to arrange. In the mean time perhaps you should brush up on their etiquette, the library has some materials that can help."

"I understand how to avoid a faux pas Frigide. I just usually don't because the courtly formalities are, in most respects, highly offensive to men and women alike so I avoid adhering to them. I'll alert you when the flight begins." A group of men come in and proceed to drag the plane out of the hanger, covered in a sheet of course, and proceed to drag it down towards a runway.