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Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 9:12 am
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(If you have ever read the series, "Narnia", this is where I'm getting inspiration for my castle)
There is a courtyard around the castle, full of trees and fountains, grass and animals. You walk up only a couple stpes, and you are inside. There are windows to let in as much natural light as possible. Music is being played in the backround, thanks to the fauns and dryads. They play a flute like instrument, along with a harp and bells of a sort. Walking past, the cool stone changes to marble as the throne room is ahead. On the walls are pictures of every kind of animal, creature, and landscape imaginable. The throne room is almost etheral.
The natural light is filtered through forest green, yellow, brown, and light blue glass. Potted trees fill the room, along with ferns and flowers. There is more than enough room for the people to meet with the ruler of the land, however. The soft sound of the sea, along with the soothing aspects of the visual, relax to make all troubles seem distant and unworrysome.
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Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 10:38 am
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Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 3:18 am
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[Sapphira] (If you have ever read the series, "Narnia", this is where I'm getting inspiration for my castle) There is a courtyard around the castle, full of trees and fountains, grass and animals. You walk up only a couple stpes, and you are inside. There are windows to let in as much natural light as possible. Music is being played in the backround, thanks to the fauns and dryads. They play a flute like instrument, along with a harp and bells of a sort. Walking past, the cool stone changes to marble as the throne room is ahead. On the walls are pictures of every kind of animal, creature, and landscape imaginable. The throne room is almost etheral. The natural light is filtered through forest green, yellow, brown, and light blue glass. Potted trees fill the room, along with ferns and flowers. There is more than enough room for the people to meet with the ruler of the land, however. The soft sound of the sea, along with the soothing aspects of the visual, relax to make all troubles seem distant and unworrysome.
Wow... no words can describe my astonishment about your incredibly descriptive and apparently colourful imagination... smile I can hardly surpass your use of additives and such, and no, I have not read 'Narnia', because I am already reading a few other fantasy-series simultaneously... (if you've ever heard of Eragon, Artemis Fowl and The Bartimaeus Trilogy?)
Well, all I can say is... wow... simply... WOW! Tell me more, and feel free to add a lot more additives, scenery and beautifully described interiors! blaugh
Hopes and dreams, Melancholosophy
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Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 10:10 am
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[I have only read Eragon, hence the name Sapphira, and have heard of the last two. The Narnia series is written by CS Lewis. I highly recommend them.]
The throne room is slowly filling up with people. The musicians have moved into the room and continue to play music. Nymphs, wizards, dwarves, gnomes, dryads, fauns, satyrs, witches, gryphons, knights, peasants, children, animals of all shapes and sizes begin to trickle in. They are all here to see the ruler of this land and his daughter. The crowd buzzes with excitement and anticipation to meet their ruler face to face, many for the first time. They do not have to wait long, for he now walks into the room.
His face is a contradiction. It is firm, but kind. Loving and forgiving, yet stern and strict. He is not a man to be triffled with, but it appears that he enjoys children and would love to play with them. His eyes portray compassion and love for every creature in that room. The music stops. The king stops in front of the throne and surveys the crowd. He is tall, much taller than any one else. His hair is brown, and he has a beard as well. His blue eyes are the color of the sky on a bright summer's day. He wears a sword at his side and all of the kingly splendor that one could imagine. He sits, and he looks to the side, waiting for his daughter to come out.
(BTW, the daughter is me, just in case any one was confused about that.)
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Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 12:19 pm
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Oh, well... I highly recommend Artemis Fowl and The Bartimaeus Trilogy, if you ever find your time to read them wink
But lets get down to business! I see, you already begun telling a story... I am not certain whether my, compared to yours, limited knowledge of additives and lack of inspirational and descriptive skills will ever justify your way of telling this so far beautifully written story of yours... you ever thought of becomming a writer? You would definetely be able to outconquer several minor writers like Paolini, Tolkien and that lousy one, who wrote the Harry Potter series... whee
Hehe, but I really like your way of describing this imaginary event... I am stunned, simply stunned!
WRITE ME MORE! WRITE ME MORE! blaugh
My compliments to the chef, Melancholosophy
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Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 5:03 pm
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[I am deeply honored that you are enjoying this so much, and I certainly shall look up those books. biggrin I'm still going to try to keep this as a description and not a story, and yes, I am a writter. I've written several books seen only by me (mainly because I still need to edit/add to most of them) but hope that maybe one day something will be published.]
The princess does not enter. The crowd begins to get nervous, while the king just smiles. He knows where she is. Suddenly, the doors in the back of the throne room burst open to show a girl running to the front. It is the princess. She is barefoot and closely followed by a blue dragon lumbering behind her. The hall had some magic to make the dragon able to fit under the roof, and he stopped just short of the throne room.
The princess was wearing a simple white dress, also with a sword around her waist. In her hand was a leather bound book. Her brown hair reached only a little past her shoulders, her bright brown eyes apologetic to her Father about being late. It was obvious that she had just come from riding on top of the dragon, for her bangs were standing straight up and her hair was in dissaray.
She approached her Father and bowed slightly, taking her place at his side. She then smiled at the crowd, and the requests began.
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Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 2:10 am
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Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 7:36 am
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Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 7:37 am
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Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 2:30 pm
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Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 2:41 pm
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Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2007 3:38 pm
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Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 5:11 am
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Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 6:06 pm
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Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 11:29 pm
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