Ernest the Chicken

http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?rs2quest_id=26

Spotted this when HugeBrain posted his correction:

Talk to Veronica at gates of Draynor Manor. She wants you to find her fiancée Ernest. Her fiancee went into the big spooky manor house to ask for directions. An hour had passed and he still had not yet returned.

When used to refer to a male enaged-person, fiancé only has one e. There's two for a female:

i.e. Veronica is Ernest's fiancée, Ernest is Veronica's fiancé

The use of the acute accent over the (first) e is, I think, optional in English usage - but I think we should either always use it or never use it, not one of each.

In summary, here's how I think this passage should read:

Talk to Veronica at gates of Draynor Manor. She wants you to find her fiancé Ernest. Her fiancé went into the big spooky manor house to ask for directions. An hour had passed and he still had not yet returned.

[Corrected. We do not credit spelling errors but thanks for pointing it out.]