
Child of FateChild of FateChild of Fate by ~Idle-Eve
Summary: A prophecy has been stated by the Norns in anger. The city is to have its royalty scattered and its foundations destroyed. The remains from which this city was created will return to its rightful owner. From these empty plains shall be war. Knowing nothing of these prophecies, Mariella, former royalty of the doomed kingdom, comes back by heed of her father, the king. Listening to her father's dying words, Mariella seeks the only thing that can change her countrys travesty: a room behind the throne that allows one to enter the "world after."
Characters in the Play:
Mariella/Brynhild
Agrid
Younger

A Little Bit of ChangePrompt #2A Little Bit of Change by ~Idle-Eve
A Little Bit of Change
Whatd Id really like to say is, that was 4 years ago, mom. And four years is enough to morph grossly fact into fantasy. Her altruistic image of her son was no more, I thought as I gave her a bold look, My prompt wont be about Vietnam! Now, take a leap back in time before our argument; were in Vietnam. My mothers girlish expression told me she was back againhomeas if she were reliving the past. She talked on and on and I could understand why: she hadnt seen her family since the war. I wore my intrigued expression,

What Lies Behind the RiseWhat Lies Behind the Rise by ~Idle-Eve
The world beyond the well,
Was reachable only by climbing.
The act of climbing,
Lured me into hope.
The fall from hope,
Punished these hands that reached beyond.
Please tell me,
So that I can continue,
What lies behind the rise.

Souls of One ColorThe fall into the abyss was endless. Its clutches were relentless and dragged us further. I felt the fear shock my heart until my vision gave way. The figures around me blended into the black; I soon forgot who they werestrangers in a living hell.Souls of One Color by ~Idle-Eve
Wake up! Wake up already! I felt a gentle hand nudge me forward and, in response, I pulled the covers over my shoulders.
Oh, cmon! exclaimed another voice. See, this is why I hate newcomers! The eerie silence was followed by rude awakeningswater. A glass full of the odious thing would make my hair stand on end, but, no, I was greeted with a buc
