Tales From Syelmänaye | |||
The Stragov TwinsPosted at 6:27 PM on Jan. 30, 2008
The main characters, twins Matina and Mateo, have lived all their sixteen years on the side of one of the mountains surrounding Syelmänaye. Their journey starts when Neama shows up and informs them that they are the heirs to the throne. They have black hair and eyes, about five feet tall (I'm gonna be short, so all my favorite characters have that characteristic). Stragov means ruler, so when coupled with the femanine (the spelling doesn't look right for some reason) 'a' or masculine 'o' it means queen or king respectively. Their biggest challenge is coping with the transition into royalty, their parent's death a week before the story starts, and trying to keep the council from doing all the exciting stuff without them. (The council doesn't mean to, they just do it naturally because most of them have been ruling for a hundred hears). ~Donna-ElisabethUntitled CommentPosted by Altariel at 12:11 AM on Jan. 31, 2008
*laughs*
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The princess story sounds fantastic. Very origional! I'm sure there are many homeschoolers out there who would totally relate to the disappointment of discovering that the world is largly populated with egotistic brats! Actually though, I've recently discovered that, while people may appear that way, many of them are extremely facinating and fun to be with, as well as often having really great, well thought out opinions on things, dispite their overblown egos and immaturity. Personally I find people absolutly facinating - albeit rather irriating at times! And, yes, I know you aren't going to post the chapter until it's perfect... ;) - Altariel Untitled CommentPosted by SuzyScribbles at 10:58 AM on Feb. 20, 2008
Another great couple of characters. Oh, I see you have a chapter. I am going to go read it. :-)
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p.s. I read this last night, but my internet went down just when I was posting my comment....LOL <- Last Page | Next Page -> |
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The more I read about this the more I want to read it. Stop teasing us, please!
So why weren't the twins brought up to rule, if they were the heirs? I always find that issue an interesting one, as most people who come to rule have been trained for it since they were tiny, yet some of them do horribly, and some who start out as commoners do really well. There have got to be big advantages and disadvantages with either method.
I'm interested to see what you do with it!
- Altariel