Difference between revisions of "Escape"
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*Is it the violent social reaction to a Fay-Human marriage? | *Is it the violent social reaction to a Fay-Human marriage? | ||
*Is it fear that their sons will somehow endanger the Fay? | *Is it fear that their sons will somehow endanger the Fay? | ||
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*Is it to give their family a better place to live? | *Is it to give their family a better place to live? | ||
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*Is it to escape some prophecy? | *Is it to escape some prophecy? | ||
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| + | I particularly like the "escape the prophecy" one. Perhaps we could combine them all. An enemy who disaproves of Fay-Human marriage, prophesies that the Durand family, currently living in miserable conditions, will one day sire children who will overthrow the Fayrie King, leading him to decree that all of Durand's children are property of the Fay. [[User:Ziggy|Ziggy]] 21:32, 14 May 2008 (UTC) | ||
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Revision as of 21:32, 14 May 2008
Durand and Llieah flee Faierie with their three young sons.
Background
Something causes them to want to leave Faierie.
- Is it the Fayrie king threatening to conscript their sons?
- Is it an enemy that Durand or Llieah have made?
- Is it the violent social reaction to a Fay-Human marriage?
- Is it fear that their sons will somehow endanger the Fay?
- Is it to give their family a better place to live?
- Is it to escape some prophecy?
Combination
I particularly like the "escape the prophecy" one. Perhaps we could combine them all. An enemy who disaproves of Fay-Human marriage, prophesies that the Durand family, currently living in miserable conditions, will one day sire children who will overthrow the Fayrie King, leading him to decree that all of Durand's children are property of the Fay. Ziggy 21:32, 14 May 2008 (UTC)
