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Something flitting about on the outside had caught her wandering eye, though whether it had merely been a figment of her imagination was uncertain.. No matter, there remained many chapters within the hefty tome she presently held that remained to be learned and mastered; there was little precious time to be spent on dwelling on such trifling illusions and reveries. 

Credit: Mahmoud Farshchian

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Credit: Hojjat Shakiba

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//She is a huge, unabashed Greek and Roman mythology buff, with her top texts being that of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey as well as Virgil's Aeneid. Any of those lesser known texts and stories relating to the characters and era of The Iliad are also among her beloved reads.

Not to be a total geek mythologist, but her modern day incarnation especially has scripts and drafts of her thinking up the story of Achilles's existence following his death, derived and heavily influenced by those far lesser known myths which claim he went on to live on in a sort of divine state upon the island of Leuke. She has this heavily hidden in folders within folders upon her desktop in modern verses and as stashed pieces of parchment in her abode in older century verses, no she is not ready to discuss this openly.

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Much like her normal verse, she does at times like scribbling her thoughts down, whether they be upon loose pieces of parchment or within the confines of whatever withered journals happen to be within grasp at the moment. Sometimes her thoughts tend to take the form of informal poems here and there, couplet form usually being her preferred form of expression. 

She also likes revisiting worn pieces of classic literature that she has in her modest collection with favoritism for 19th century literature. Percy Bysshe Shelly and Lord Byron are among her preferences for poetry from this era as well as in general, though she does also enjoy the poetry of others and from different time periods. 

Her favored epic poem would be the Shahnameh by the Persian poet Ferdowsi, having been introduced to this by her own mother as a child, followed closely by Homer’s The Iliad and The Odyssey respectively (Greek mythology especially being a great area of interest to her and comprising a good percentage of her personal library). 

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money change everything

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Hiatus or Semi-Hiatus.. don't know yet, but I know I don't have the same time as before to stay here since Academy is about to start and I'm starting to freak out..

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Direct registration to Academy since my previous school was Artistic lyceum Happy..yes Happy. Right now I don't have the head to study. I just get a work so.