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The Journal of Shakur "the Red" Ir Shin |
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Red |
Jun 21 2005, 08:51 PM
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Mouth
Joined: 29-May 05
From: If you're lucky, sometimes I'm here.
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color=white]I have decided to do this FanFic as a Journal recovered from Shakur's tomb, and not an autobiography.[/color]
On a certain night, of a certain month all contained in a certain year, I sat at the dinner table, chewing away, laughing, talking and smiling. I had invited my friend Hides-In-Eyes, a very sneaky Argonian but a good lad, for dinner. My parents, my sister, my friend and myself sat around the table, until the “Raining” took place. A flush of flaming arrows landed at once like hail on a tin roof, one piercing through the wood and cutting Hides-In-Eyes’ hand. Four men, three Imperials and one Dunmer rushed in. I was fourteen, fourteen, when I drew blood. Most 50 year olds haven’t killed a man. But there I was, stabbing an imperial in the face with a steak knife and then strangling another with my hands. And yet I didn’t think. I just acted. Watching my mother burning a man to death isn’t all too pleasant either. The Dunmer had been set aflame, but escaped death by ripping of his shirt. He ran screaming “You Redguard S’wit are scum!”. And that wasn’t the bad part. The town ignored it. They ignored the neighbors stopping the fire on the arrows. They ignored Hides-In-Eyes’ stitched wound. They ignored the bodies being dragged off by the local mage. They ignored that whole night as if it were torn from the calendar. But no one could ignore the Daedric writing on the robe. The writing that only the local librarian deciphered. Raelan Telganii.[/b]
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//LEFT ARM PULLS TRIGGER, RIGHT ARM SHRUGS SHOULDER//TRANSMISSION ENDED
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MerGirl |
Jun 22 2005, 12:30 AM
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Mouth
Joined: 11-May 05
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Ooh, this is cool, reading Shakur's story! I really liked Shakur, and I hope you'll write more about him, pweeeeeeese?
Anyway, really good beginning. Really fast paced. :goodjob:
A bite of Constructive Critique if you don't mind: I wish you had added more details, ya know? It would add alot to a really good action scene. Also, I feel like there could be more... feelings and intensity in the beginning. Ya know, we really would like to feel for your characters, really get to know them on the inside and why does he care for these people.
I hope you can on writing and please add more! I love Shakur, and I was always wondering about his backstory, his life, etc. So, please write! :goodjob:
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jonajosa |
Jun 22 2005, 05:48 AM
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[quote=gamer10]:goodjob: :goodjob: :goodjob:
Three of them.[/quote]
ehem! I believe thats enough use of those for one day.
..... ...... :goodjob: :goodjob: :goodjob: :goodjob:
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treydog |
Jun 22 2005, 02:48 PM
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Master
Joined: 13-February 05
From: The Smoky Mountains
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An interesting start. Hope to see more detail in the next installment. We know the character's age, but not his race, abilities, etc. Of course, it is useful to hand those things out in small doses instead of a lump- for ex. race can be handled as a confrontation with a guard or a bully (if there's a difference ) like so:
"You there, tree-hugger, where do you think you're going?" (if the character is a Bosmer).
Anyway, please treat us to more of this story.
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Red |
Jun 22 2005, 09:10 PM
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Mouth
Joined: 29-May 05
From: If you're lucky, sometimes I'm here.
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Okay, Here's the Chapter two rough draft:
The Few
Two. Two was the numbers of Ansei of my town. As my father, the first Ansei, told me when I was five “An Ansei is what happens when you mix a bad situation, desperation, a Shehei, war and magick” I now understand he wasn’t joking.
When I was eighteen, I finally summoned a Shehei, when the village was desperate when the “Five Roses” landed their five ships in our harbor and shot arrows and swung swords, killing a total of eighteen. I went into a frenzy, not even noticing the summoned sword in my hand. I killed fourteen of the ninety men. The archers and brave fighters of our town sank two ships and killed fifty one men, not counting those men on the sunken ships. I danced through them without even knowing. That is an adrenaline rush.
That is why I believe I am still alive. Because I learned that I cannot depend on everyone else. For if I did, how could people depend on me? How could I help these brave souls I travel with if I needed them more than I need them?
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//LEFT ARM PULLS TRIGGER, RIGHT ARM SHRUGS SHOULDER//TRANSMISSION ENDED
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