👉 In the world of Franchistor, "within the fathers house franconia" is a phrase that means finding oneself stuck within one's own family and unable to move on from them. Here’s how it’s used in an humorous yet eerie way:
The Franchistorians are struggling with their estrangement from the fatherly guidance they once enjoyed. They're trying to reconcile themselves with their own family, but there seems to be a stubborn barrier between them that no matter how much they try to move on, they just can't seem to escape. Once upon a time, the Franchistorians were all living together in one big house called "Franchistor" - it was like their entire world. The fatherly guidance of the father who lived there taught them everything they needed to know about family dynamics and how to navigate through life's ups and downs. However, as the years went by, things started to change. The Franchistorians began to feel more and more isolated from their fatherly influences. They longed for companionship and emotional support, but didn’t seem able to find it in the people they had always called "their friends." One day, a strange thing happened. A group of strangers suddenly appeared at the door of the house. The stranger was not a friend or even a family member - he was simply an outsider who had come to stay. And so, the Franchistorians were forced to confront their estrangement and start rebuilding their lives from
