#skeleton notes

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Skeleton

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Parts of the Axial Skeleton

Skull -- frontal bone -- parietal bone -- occipital bone -- temporal bone -- maxilla -- mandible -- zygomatic bone -- nasal bone

Spinal Column -- cervical vertebrae -- thoracic vertebrae -- lumbar vertebrae -- sacrum -- coccyx

Sternum -- manubrium -- body -- xyphoid process

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Clavicle

-- in the pectoral girdle region

-- part of the appendicular skeleton

-- long bone

-- functions      -- shape      -- support

-- articulating bones      -- scapula      -- humerus      -- sternum

-- the collarbone

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Clavicle

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Bones of the Cranium

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Anima++

Story 01

Main

In the forests, a high-flying Renga sees a girl with much smaller wings repeatedly jumping off of a short ridge in an endless trial and error to learn flight on her own. He comes down to talk to her circling just a little above her. Naturally she is shocked to have somebody talking to her from above, but at least she's relieved that it's somebody with an anima like her instead of a standard human, because that would be dangerous.

He gives her some pointers about how to fly, that it's best if you have a full running start and that you really have to put everything you've got into flapping your wings. So simple minded is that she believes wholeheartedly in what he says, without thinking of that fact that he has much larger wings and therefore the rules may be different. So she tries and falls flat on her face. Then she picks herself up, goes back to the ridge and this time they're going to try it a little differently. She does a goose-style running flapping launch and Renga grabs her mid-air to show her fall... And then they both fall to the ground.

They eat lunch, wake up and Larkspur is there

Lark hears stalkers in the woods

We go hunting the hunters

[theloudlyhappy]

advice I just wrote for my future self:

What kind of story would be fun to tell? Think up some ideas. Flesh them out best you can. Determine if they’re good enough to share; assuming you haven't run off already on one of them.

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optimismrpt replied to your post: for my own curiosity and possible projects, what...

i usually take inspiration for mtbi or the twelve archetypes so that every character has a different personality!

that’s actually a really good idea! i’ll keep that in mind!