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Mirror Week 2019!!
Yes! It’s gonna be back in November everyone! Last year was a great success and I really wanna do it again! But this time I thought, you guys could submit your prompt ideas and then I’ll make a poll on your suggestions! Any prompts are welcome, they can be ordinary, interesting, fun or very uncommon!
Submit your prompt ideas to this blog’s ask box before October 1st!!
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Mirror Week 2018
Mirror Week - Shared Memory (4/7)
There are many events the two human counterparts of Hesuto can both recall. With many of those events, the two disagree on how good the result of the event was. But there is always something that they both recall with the same opinion and feelings. Both T’ne and Al’kroon can recall the absolute terror and horror from an outbreak of a very particular disease.
A simple strain of rabies. Impossible to predict, impossible to cure and kills everyone who contracts it. This disease is known, when directly translated from Hesutian, as “Mindless death” or “The Mind Killer” due to how it affected both wolves and humans just as harshly.
At first no symptoms would be present, the first symptom of this strain is irate attitudes and aggression. This aggression would deepen to the point of mindless rage, and those in this state could not speak, recognize those they where close to or even understand anything that was said to them.
In a society where half the population is wolves, violence is less taboo, resulting in the infection spreading quickly and seemingly without reason.
Both had been weakened by how many of their population had died before the virus infected both them and their Equals.
“In all honesty, I never thought I would wake back up from death that time.” T’ne shakes her head strongly, trying to banish the memories back to the past with the action.
Al’kroon snorts, eyes darkened with sadness, a reaction to her own remembering. “I’m surprised we had enough people to even continue surviving afterward. Especially when it hit again three hundred winters later.”
Is how the two would respond. That is, if anyone managed to pry the information of the epidemic’s occurrence out to them. Implied is that they survived and now know the signs of “The Mind Killer” as they call it.
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Day # 3 Jealousy
Mad was jealous of Madeline because of her being more caring than she is.
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Mirror Week - Free (7/7)
If there's one thing that T'ne and Al'kroon can agree on, it's that Balance is key to a fruitful life. It's not surprising that the two agree on such, as it is a major component to their culture's way of thinking, but it can lead to interesting views. Al'kroon may believe that balance with nature cannot include energy powered machines, whereas T'ne believes that electricity is another form of balancing with nature.
The two may make it a point to argue their views in public to give their people a summary of sorts over issues that are stuck in the evaluation phase. That being said, these arguments are more often than not arranged by Rakoo and Eruu beforehand. No need for pups to see the two women fight and attempt to temporarily kill one another, after all.
((( @aph-mirror-week ), yes it's late but it's here. It's about 45 minutes until Friday ends where I am, so there is that...)))
Mirror Week - Bonding (5/7)
Al’kroon and T’ne do not bond so much as they fight. T’ne has a noticeable advantage of being more fit for fighting than her counterpart, having to slowly earn her rank through blood, sweat, tears and time. Al’kroon, on the other hand, is part of the religious hierarchy and has a far more comfortable lifestyle that is earned through rituals and knowledge of the old ways of how Hesutians lived.
While the two women fight, however, another set of counterparts actually do bond, not being expected to fight beside their Equals against one another. Eruu and Rakoo, the respective Equals of T’ne and Al’kroon, instead talk. As the women’s fights may drag on for hours, the two male wolves will speak, reassure the other and set up times to meet when both of their Equals will be busy with work or duties.
(Sorry it’s late but I had a test and no inspiration for a bit there.) ( @aph-mirror-week )
mirror week day 5 bonding
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Allen was shaken awake by his 1p Alfred. “Allen wake up dude we need to get up and going if we want to hit all the rides today”
“Alright Alright, I’m up you got breakfast?”
“Yep hot and fresh from Mcdonalds.”
As they ate their breakfast they made plans for their day at cedar point. The first ride they want to hit was valravn then make their way over to top thrill dragster hitting other rides along the way. Around noon they would find a good place for lunch. Then they would be back at hitting the rides some of the rides they would want to do are gatekeeper maverick and of course their newest ride steel vengeance. Alfred remarked around the general area that gatekeeper is that there used to be indoor coaster called disaster transport. He was sad to see it, on the topic of old coasters Allen remarked that the coaster called steel vengeance used to be called mean streak that coaster was old and jerky he hopes that steel vengeance is better. Alfred agrees he’s heard that is was good. Once they finished their breakfast they were off into the park to enjoy their day.
I probably wont catch up to the mirror week prompts, but Imma try and get some done tomorrow, since I finally got a day off
I feel so bad- I was so hyped for this week.
Welp, I already know what I want to do for them its just sitting down and doing them.
But for now, I’m still sick and its 3 am. So I should probably catch some sleep.
Mirror Week day 1
The first meeting of the two Hesutians was not a pleasant one. Insults were exchanged, setting the tone for future interactions.
((I am not good at digital art, not by a long shot. But this took over three hours and it isn’t that great. Gave up on shading... and on finding the exact perfect expression. But it’s done!) (@aph-mirror-week ))
((They both have different marks in present day because they origionally met literal ages ago, centuries in fact.))
