Inklings, A story of Friendship

Wednesday 12 November 2008
Pardon me a moment

I tried to refrain myself and act very civil about it all, but shall we face it, I cannot. So, in this moment of childish glee I beg everyone forgive me and do not think I am bragging as you are all doing so wonderful with your books. That said, please excuse the following...
YIPEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I did it!!!!!!! I reached the word count!!!!!!!!!!! *Dances about and wishes it were raining so she could dance in the rain* Oh, I need cake and icecream, hehehehehehe...:D *Grins so wide her teeth nearly fall out*
Ahem, sorry about that, I lost my head for a moment. However, I am off now.

Sybil

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I told everyone I would let them read my NaNo book since they all kindly let me add them in it. So, here is where I will be posting it. My story is about a shy lonely girl named Sybil. When Sybil moves to a new town, leaving behind her only friend, she feels she will never have a friend again. She spends her days writing a book about a land called Hemlock and a boy named Maddock. Often she finds herself drawn into her made up world where she roams the land with Maddock, her only friend. Then one day Sybil's life is forever changed when she meets a girl named Sarah Sarah over looks Sybil's shyness in a way no one else has ever done before. She befriends Sybil and opens her eyes and her world to friendship. As Sybil learns what life is like having a friend Maddock starts to feel rejected as does Sarah's character Jake. The two friends have many adventures together and Maddock finds Hemlock changing. Things go from bad to worse for him when Sybil meets two girls, Katie and Jane. As these girls open Sybil's eyes to the possiblities Hemlock holds Maddock finds himself facing sword points all around. Meanwhile Sybil learns not only what it means to have friends, but to be a friend. As her world continues to change the four girls start a writers club they call Inklings. Slowly other young writers join and Sybil finds she is quite popular, as is Maddock. Sybil continues to grow, thriving in her friendships, while Maddock continues to face death. One day Jane and Sybil get into a debate of who can torment their character the most, they get the others to join, and the battle ends when the authors see who can write the sadest death scenes. Completely over come with horror at it all Maddock leds a revolt with the other characters, in a brave attempt to take over Inklings once and for all.