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October 12th, 2019 02:08 PM |
Re: RiverClan Territory
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Originally Posted by Delta
(Post 612572)
Zinniaspark shrugged at the leader’s reply. He had a point, she supposed, considering she found nature itself beautiful, specifically plant life, from trees to grass to flowers, all of it had its own beauty to her.
“I do want your input on this, though! I want to make sure my name is perfect!” she said with a purr. She wanted to make sure that her name was not only pretty to her, but also to the leader and to the rest of their Clan. This was her name, and everyone else would be using it, so she wanted it to be just right.
She was about to suggest they turn off the beaten path when she spotted a small clump of purple flowers. “Asters!” she exclaimed, bouncing over to them. “Hmm, that doesn’t really fit me, does it? Ooh, ‘Cherry’ is also a possibility! And ‘Flower’ if I want to keep it simple, and—ooh!—‘Holly’ as well! But would I keep the suffix ‘spark’, or would I change it to fit the prefix I choose?” Zinniaspark was rambling yet again, without even realizing it. She knew she wanted to keep a flower- or at least plant-themed name, but nothing she thought of seemed to fit her.
((I think I want her to have either Meadow- or Primrose- for a prefix. Open to suggestion though. I’ll have her decide her prefix next post.))
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(ooo Meadow would be gorgeous)
He watched as she bounced about, hopping from one flower to another, to a plant. "I'll give you a few of my opinions I suppose, but really just pick whatever makes you happy, and that I know how to pronounce." he said, following behind the molly. He'd supposed picking a name was incredibly important. He'd never put much thought into it, really, how much thought could go into a name. He'd have to give the queens more props.
The leader listened to the molly ramble, going on about all different types of flowers. "You know, if you can't just pick one, why not use them all at once? You know a Meadow has all kinds of different flowers in it." he suggested. Being specific was a little tricky, especially for her, it seemed. "Or you could go specific, that's just my suggestion." the tom quickly added.
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