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Questions For Your OC - Writeblr Chain
I got tagged for the 'Questions For Your OC'!! – you answer these questions as your main OC(s) – we can write this as a narrative, first-person, or RPG style - anyway we wish.
When done, provide 3 new questions to pass on to the next creator. My main OC’s are Aedan the Ancalite and Lucius Scipio Servius, and the following questions are from sapphic author, Madeline Konrad.
WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU WERE WELL & TRULY AFRAID:
Aedan: …define afraid? There are degrees of fear…
Scipio: What are you on about, A-Dawn? When was the last time something scared you enough you almost pissed yourself.
Aedan: The time you asked me to hold you afterwar-
Scipio: -Next question!
WHO, OR WHAT, DO YOU LOVE MOST IN THIS WORLD?
Aedan: (eyes shift to Scipio): I love a horse named Looir.
Scipio: (clears throat): Her name is Luna, and I love her too.
THE ULTIMATE BATTLE: MAN (AND?) BEAR – WHICH WOULD YOU FIGHT AND WHICH WOULD YOU HAVE AT YOUR BACK?
Scipio: Never turn your back on a bear, that’s suicide.
Aedan: What if the man you’re fighting has trained the bear to attack when you face him and not the bear?
Scipio: As always, you overthink things, druid.
Aedan: It's a battle, one must always overthink.
Scipio: The enemy training a bear? That’s not even a situation, A-Dawn…
Aedan: Neither are these questions, but here we are.
Scipio: Fine. I would fight the man first, his wounded or dead body would make an easier shield against the bear.
Aedan: I would kill the man, and have you at my back for the bear.
Scipio: (touched) You would trust and rely on me like that?
Aedan: (nods) Yes, Skippy-O. I don’t need to outrun that bear so long as I can outrun you.
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My questions were:
What is your greatest regret?
What does happiness look like?
What do YOU think happens when you die?
I got tagged for the 'Questions For Your OC'!! – you answer these questions as your main OC(s) – we can write this as a narrative, first-person, or RPG style - anyway we wish.
When done, provide 3 new questions to pass on to the next creator. My main OC’s are Aedan the Ancalite and Lucius Scipio Servius, and the following questions are from sapphic author, Madeline Konrad.
WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU WERE WELL & TRULY AFRAID:
Aedan: …define afraid? There are degrees of fear…
Scipio: What are you on about, A-Dawn? When was the last time something scared you enough you almost pissed yourself.
Aedan: The time you asked me to hold you afterwar-
Scipio: -Next question!
WHO, OR WHAT, DO YOU LOVE MOST IN THIS WORLD?
Aedan: (eyes shift to Scipio): I love a horse named Looir.
Scipio: (clears throat): Her name is Luna, and I love her too.
THE ULTIMATE BATTLE: MAN (AND?) BEAR – WHICH WOULD YOU FIGHT AND WHICH WOULD YOU HAVE AT YOUR BACK?
Scipio: Never turn your back on a bear, that’s suicide.
Aedan: What if the man you’re fighting has trained the bear to attack when you face him and not the bear?
Scipio: As always, you overthink things, druid.
Aedan: It's a battle, one must always overthink.
Scipio: The enemy training a bear? That’s not even a situation, A-Dawn…
Aedan: Neither are these questions, but here we are.
Scipio: Fine. I would fight the man first, his wounded or dead body would make an easier shield against the bear.
Aedan: I would kill the man, and have you at my back for the bear.
Scipio: (touched) You would trust and rely on me like that?
Aedan: (nods) Yes, Skippy-O. I don’t need to outrun that bear so long as I can outrun you.
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My questions were:
What is your greatest regret?
What does happiness look like?
What do YOU think happens when you die?
Thursday Proof of Life: I got the dialogue and scene beats out on the next chapter of TL&TO, will start tapping it out on Monday. I may post two episodes this month--depends on my creative momentum.
This new episode of The Lion & The Owl marks the start of the Comum Arc!!
Three new characters are introduced in this one, and I think you’ll enjoy them. Each has their own ‘big secret’ throughout the arc, and I’m excited to tell their story.
Three new characters are introduced in this one, and I think you’ll enjoy them. Each has their own ‘big secret’ throughout the arc, and I’m excited to tell their story.
I'm editing the next chapter (releasing 4/20) and it's mostly Aedan stuck in a wagon (locked up after his bullshit in Mediolanum) riding into the Servii lands. He rifles through the goods and finds some of Skipio's keepsakes. LOL!
The final installment of the Honeymoon Arc is up, and it's been a ride. Some notes: The Romans didn't call it Lake Como—it's Lario/a—and they're just hours away from it. Will edit later once my editorial-brain isn't blind to the narrative.
There's a heterosexual scene that some may find offensive, but this is still an m|m series—and as always, Luna is the hero of this story.
There's a heterosexual scene that some may find offensive, but this is still an m|m series—and as always, Luna is the hero of this story.
NEW EPISODE - 29th!
Sorry for the delay, I've had client projects to finish.
Sorry for the delay, I've had client projects to finish.
I learned Romans did not number days sequentially from the 1st of the month to the last. They counted back from the 3 points of the month:
+ the Nones (7th some months/9th others)
+ the Ides (15th)
+ the Kalends (1st of the following month.)
(There were only 10 months during the Republic)
Martius (March): Mars, the god of war - start of the agricultural season.
Aprilis (April): The opening month - when flowers in spring bloom.
Maius (May): Month of Maia, the earth goddess - growth and fertility.
Junius (June): Juno's month, the goddess of marriage (and women.)
Quintilis (July): The fifth month (renamed later in honor of Julius Caesar.)
Sextilis (August): The sixth month (renamed in honor of Augustus Caesar.)
September: The seventh month.
October: The eighth month.
November: The ninth month.
December: The tenth month.
I've decided to open this last chapter of the Honeymoon arc with a letter from Planus to Niko (the Serverii family cook).
He writes his letter and the date appears as the 3rd day before the Kalends of November [the day they landed in Genua.]
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Caesar Gaius Planus
III Kal. Nov.
Niko, my eyes and ears in the Servian hearth, your letter reached me on the Ides of Sextilis just four days before Imperator Caesar put us on the Bucarati, bound for home (...)
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The Month of Honey began on (August) 19th - and now Skipio and the boys are outside Mediolanum in time for the Plebeian Games, a November festival that runs from the 4th to the 17th.
Their arrival is strategic, coinciding with the annual March of the Equites - when cities like Mediolanum parade their new horsemen graduates through town on the second day of the festival. Skipio is too occupied with his infiltration of that parade to see that Aedan is losing it emotionally - whatever will poor Looir do now??
+ the Nones (7th some months/9th others)
+ the Ides (15th)
+ the Kalends (1st of the following month.)
(There were only 10 months during the Republic)
Martius (March): Mars, the god of war - start of the agricultural season.
Aprilis (April): The opening month - when flowers in spring bloom.
Maius (May): Month of Maia, the earth goddess - growth and fertility.
Junius (June): Juno's month, the goddess of marriage (and women.)
Quintilis (July): The fifth month (renamed later in honor of Julius Caesar.)
Sextilis (August): The sixth month (renamed in honor of Augustus Caesar.)
September: The seventh month.
October: The eighth month.
November: The ninth month.
December: The tenth month.
I've decided to open this last chapter of the Honeymoon arc with a letter from Planus to Niko (the Serverii family cook).
He writes his letter and the date appears as the 3rd day before the Kalends of November [the day they landed in Genua.]
====
Caesar Gaius Planus
III Kal. Nov.
Niko, my eyes and ears in the Servian hearth, your letter reached me on the Ides of Sextilis just four days before Imperator Caesar put us on the Bucarati, bound for home (...)
====
The Month of Honey began on (August) 19th - and now Skipio and the boys are outside Mediolanum in time for the Plebeian Games, a November festival that runs from the 4th to the 17th.
Their arrival is strategic, coinciding with the annual March of the Equites - when cities like Mediolanum parade their new horsemen graduates through town on the second day of the festival. Skipio is too occupied with his infiltration of that parade to see that Aedan is losing it emotionally - whatever will poor Looir do now??
Uploaded the penultimate chapter of the honeymoon arc - one left to go before we meet these characters!
https://tapas.io/episode/3119778
https://tapas.io/episode/3119785
Still steadily editing old chapters - you'll know they've been refreshed when you see the 'will clean up later' note removed. (^_-)
https://tapas.io/episode/3119778
https://tapas.io/episode/3119785
Still steadily editing old chapters - you'll know they've been refreshed when you see the 'will clean up later' note removed. (^_-)
Trying to figure out why my finished chapters weren't lining up with my outline - which is the norm for Tapas since they make me split chapters up, but there was a legit issue and I fixed it.
Nothing new posted today, just some title reissues.
Nothing new posted today, just some title reissues.