u/GSVDramaticEffect

I'm a writer and I'm currently writing a story which starts with the uncovering of a small historic (pre-16thC) human burial on a building site in central London. Can someone tell me what the penalty is for a developer/construction firm if they deliberately destroy historic human remains in order to avoid a delay to their project? Also, is this common and are there any recent real cases that would be helpful for me to look at?

Thanks

Like many of you no doubt, I (39M, non-dx) spend a lot of time waiting on my partner (38F, dx-medicated). Waiting for her to get ready after spending the two free hours before we’re meant to go out not getting ready; Waiting outside the shop she went into 30mins ago to ‘just get one thing’; Waiting for her to ready to go to bed after having already been in bed for the last three hours; all in all a heck of a lot of waiting. I like to read to fill the gaps. What are you strategies to fill the ‘waiting times’?

When two units charge into each other who gets the charge bonus and how is it determined?

Context: I’m playing a slayer focused Ungrim campaign right now and currently fighting Arbaal. This means battles are often a case of me holding position to let my artillery put some work in then Arbaal charging my lines of slayers and giant slayers. Since they don’t have expert charge defence etc, the question is should I be bracing against the enemies charging units or once they get close should I give an attack order to my slayers and meeting them head on so I get my own charge bonus? Or does it not work like that?

Looking for examples of horror films where the main characters make a conscious choice not to split up. So rather than being unavoidably trapped together the whole time, the characters have the chance to split up or someone raises it as a suggested but they do the (seemingly) smart thing and stay as a group.

A couple of examples that come to mind are Cabin In The Woods >!(until the gas)!< and Nope (can't remember if that's specifically said but certainly has the general tone of 'We're not going to do the dumb thing people normally do'). But ideally I'd like to find something where staying together is a key part of how they survive/defeat the antagonist. Or at least try to. What do you think?