How did Robert Louis Stevenson’s father help him after his marriage to Fanny Osbourne?

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Following his marriage to Fanny Osbourne in 1880, Robert Louis Stevenson’s father, Thomas Stevenson, helped him by sending a telegram that offered much-needed financial support. This gesture signaled a reconciliation between the two, as his parents had previously been deeply opposed to his relationship with a divorced woman. Following this support, Stevenson and his wife returned to Scotland to formally reconcile with his parents.1