7: Catiana - Revision history

BalthCat at 01:16, 1 May 2009

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Curtana at 05:48, 24 March 2009

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BalthCat at 06:24, 8 October 2008

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Curtana at 16:36, 29 August 2006

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Catiana woke early, as always. A maid – not her usual one, but who could keep track of servants? – brought her to her window-seat. When breakfast was laid before her, she dismissed the girl with the request that her daughter attend her.

Elfea played the lute while her mother ate. When the old woman clutched her throat, she continued playing, covering the noise of her struggles. She played as her mother slipped to the carpet and tried to claw her way across it. And before Catiana breathed her last, she heard Elfea say "You should have let me keep my baby."

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	[[Elfea Rademacher\|Elfea]] played the lute while her mother ate. When the old woman clutched her throat, she continued playing, covering the noise of her struggles. She played as her mother slipped to the carpet and tried to claw her way across it. And before Catiana breathed her last, she heard Elfea say "You should have let me keep my baby."		[[Elfea Rademacher\|Elfea]] played the lute while her mother ate. When the old woman clutched her throat, she continued playing, covering the noise of her struggles. She played as her mother slipped to the carpet and tried to claw her way across it. And before Catiana breathed her last, she heard Elfea say "You should have let me keep my baby."

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-[[Catiana]] woke early, as always. A maid – not her usual one, but who could keep track of servants? – brought her to her window-seat. When breakfast was laid before her, she dismissed the girl with the request that her daughter attend her.
+[[Catiana Rademacher|Catiana]] woke early, as always. A maid – not her usual one, but who could keep track of servants? – brought her to her window-seat. When breakfast was laid before her, she dismissed the girl with the request that her daughter attend her.
-[[Elfea]] played the lute while her mother ate. When the old woman clutched her throat, she continued playing, covering the noise of her struggles. She played as her mother slipped to the carpet and tried to claw her way across it. And before Catiana breathed her last, she heard Elfea say "You should have let me keep my baby."
+[[Elfea Rademacher|Elfea]] played the lute while her mother ate. When the old woman clutched her throat, she continued playing, covering the noise of her struggles. She played as her mother slipped to the carpet and tried to claw her way across it. And before Catiana breathed her last, she heard Elfea say "You should have let me keep my baby."
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-Catiana woke early, as always. A maid – not her usual one, but who could keep track of servants? – brought her to her window-seat. When breakfast was laid before her, she dismissed the girl with the request that her daughter attend her.
+[[Catiana]] woke early, as always. A maid – not her usual one, but who could keep track of servants? – brought her to her window-seat. When breakfast was laid before her, she dismissed the girl with the request that her daughter attend her.
-Elfea played the lute while her mother ate. When the old woman clutched her throat, she continued playing, covering the noise of her struggles. She played as her mother slipped to the carpet and tried to claw her way across it. And before Catiana breathed her last, she heard Elfea say "You should have let me keep my baby."
+[[Elfea]] played the lute while her mother ate. When the old woman clutched her throat, she continued playing, covering the noise of her struggles. She played as her mother slipped to the carpet and tried to claw her way across it. And before Catiana breathed her last, she heard Elfea say "You should have let me keep my baby."
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