[Military family member]

Second person formal? As far as I know there is no such form. The Thee, Thy, Thou and Ye forms are holdovers from Old English and Anglo-Saxon forms.

The are listed in most dictionaries as archaic or literary.

My argument is not on the beauty of the word choice but rather the create of a new class of pronouns.

[ichabod1]

The Thee, Thy, Thou and Ye forms are holdovers from Old English and Anglo-Saxon forms.

Yes, I'm just saying that the second person formal in English is no longer used, except in a literary sense, but they do exist.