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[tanaise]

So, if the sun god were doing a double date/blind date with his gf, her friend the narrator (a weathergirl), and the Weathergirl's blind date,a rainboy, in downtown boston, where do you think they would go? These are the questions that occur to me while i"m trying to wash my hair. I've named half of my star-crossed lovers, sorted out the background of those two, and set up life-like cardboard cutouts for the other two. I keep thinking things to myself like, "Of course, a waterpoet, that's perfect!" I have also renamed the story they're in, or at least given it a subtitle, and named the main character Celia. Which I tend to do any time I need a sky joke in the story, as i've seen some etomologies of Celia that translate it to Heavenly, as from the same root as ciel, french for 'sky'. I do need a name that translates to earth, but I can't decide if I want another sister (Terra) or a brother (?). Though if I use the sister, I may get to use my Terra, Incognita title again soon.

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[snurri.livejournal.com]

Waterpoet? MINE. I OWNS IT.

[tanaise.livejournal.com]

Never fear, none of my characters are waterpoets! It's just her dad who was one, so I was thinking of character development stuff, the stuff that may or may not ever make it into a story. (namely, what do she and the god of the sun have in common? Poetry!)

[snurri.livejournal.com]

I was kidding, ya know.

Sun gods don't do poetry. They play volleyball and ride around in dune buggies and call everybody "Dude," even their girlfriends.

[tanaise.livejournal.com]

That's the difference between sun gods and gods of the sun.