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Zenobia and the Seven Curses Page 3

ryoko on 25. Oct, 2010 — Lang: English

Zenobia and the Seven Curses Page 3
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    The tale becomes very dark now...

    This strip is a reply to Zenobia and the Seven Curses Page 2, Zenobia and the Seven Curses Title Page, Face, WHY WHY !!!!

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    As the years progressed, Zenobia grew from infancy into a young lass with long brown hair, cheeks like apples, and the smile of a cherub. She also began to display the blessings bestowed by the Fair Matriarchs. Zenobia was the epitome of beauty and grace which was evident by the way she carried herself when she walked and the way she enchanted everyone she met with her smile. She was the personification of logic and reason which was apparent by the way she deciphered the most complex puzzles and the way she absorbed mathematical theory like a sponge. She was the embodiment of knowledge and creativity which was obvious by the way she conversed in the most philosophical manner and the way she strove to fill the world with music, dance, and art. She was the exemplification of compassion which was noticeable by the way she rescued every helpless beastie she ran across. She was the illustration of patience which she displayed by waiting uncomplainingly even when she was bored and tired. Needless to say, Zenobia was a precious and precocious child. Both the houses of Reynard and DeHaven cherished every moment of her existence yet feared the day the curses would come to fruition. The eldest son of Reynard had been very cautious for the first few years of Zenobia’s life; however, in Zenobia’s third year, his vigilance began to slip and the seven curses began to emerge. No one is quite sure what transpired. But everyone knew something horrid had happened when Zenobia began to change from a bright and shining light in their hearts into a dark, jagged thorn in their souls. It is rumored but unproven that in the third year of Zenobia’s life the eldest son of Reynard stole the child’s precious innocence with an act so monstrous it is unsuitable for further description. The act did not destroy the child, but it did traumatize her. three

    Tags:
    fairy tale, fairytale, suburbia, zenobia
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  • MadameCercle 4.3.2011
    Superbe livre !
  • calm 31.12.2010
    Now I need to creep through your prior strips---this one is amazing!
  • Zoltar 31.12.2010
    Zenobia & Zoltar, this could be cool !! :)
  • Gregorit 29.12.2010
    This is cool :)
  • abrotons 29.12.2010
    Poor girl.
  • haicaibrasileiro 29.12.2010
    Wow! I'dlike so math. Cgtlz, Ryoko!
  • abrotons 29.12.2010
    Incredible eye!!!
  • JRMarklin 17.11.2010
    This child lacked love
    A esta niña le faltó amor
  • Ambrosius77 5.11.2010
    I've always wanted making eye reflection like this..
  • ryoko 29.10.2010
    note that the first curse states: The youngest of the Not-So-Fair Matriarchs was the first to step forward and as she looked lovingly into Zenobia’s eyes she said boldly: “I bestow upon this child a curse of innocence lost, stolen by the hand of the eldest son of Reynard.”
  • Spunkn 29.10.2010
    Wow! Brilliant writing!
  • NooniePuuBunny 27.10.2010
    and here comes the 7 curses...innocence lost.

    edited by owner

  • cirkuz 26.10.2010
    extraordinarily brilliant!
  • Maoriman 26.10.2010
    The tale has become dark alright - The seven curses weren't enough...?
  • Doll 25.10.2010
    I hope you win this contest! This story is riveting and your art and so complimentary to it! Please keep going!
  • Drachir 25.10.2010
    This is ..........(I'm speechless)
  • Sekitori 25.10.2010
    The first panel is stunning.
  • SnakeYukin 25.10.2010
    Love the reflection in the eye.
  • 35sheep 25.10.2010
    wow

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