Beatrix Fitzgerald (1421)
Beatrix Fitzgerald
Witch & Sister to Bryan Fitzgerald
Your mother has been teaching you to be a witch practically since you were born. This Saturday was to have been the night that you were to be initiated into the coven by your mother. Unfortunately your mother died three days ago and now you have to fill your mother’s place within the coven. This means growing up in a hurry and giving up your wild, trusting youth.
The first festival that you were allowed to go to alone you met up with a man and the two of you went into an empty barn. Needles to say you loved it. Ever since you have been sneaking out to other villages beyond the pale to sell yourself for either money or fresh water. You tend to use your real first name whenever you are with anyone that is Irish, passing yourself off as of Norman descent. You realized that you like (like – as in biblically) English women, one in particular, Isabella Moyglare the wife of a Dublin minister. One night with her you made the mistake of letting the fact that you are a witch, and that you are responsible for the famine that is ravaging the Irish countryside slip. You have also told Gerard that you are a witch. In fact you can’t seem to keep the secret of your being a witch a secret.
Your father and your brother have both been concerned about the company you keep and about the odd hours that your sewing circle meets. Your father was an English soldier and retired to marry your mother. Your brother is learning from the priest and wants to go into the priesthood. Neither of them would approve of your being a witch.
Your initiation was moved up because Áine needed a full coven for some ritual that will stop the plague that your mother died from. You are determined that nothing should go wrong with the ritual. Áine told you about the ritual and about why they needed Generis. She also told you about the joust and Generis being the prize. You will do anything necessary to stop the joust from taking place.
Keep your mouth shut, help Áine, and stop the joust.
What is this?
Witch & Sister to Bryan Fitzgerald
Your mother has been teaching you to be a witch practically since you were born. This Saturday was to have been the night that you were to be initiated into the coven by your mother. Unfortunately your mother died three days ago and now you have to fill your mother’s place within the coven. This means growing up in a hurry and giving up your wild, trusting youth.
The first festival that you were allowed to go to alone you met up with a man and the two of you went into an empty barn. Needles to say you loved it. Ever since you have been sneaking out to other villages beyond the pale to sell yourself for either money or fresh water. You tend to use your real first name whenever you are with anyone that is Irish, passing yourself off as of Norman descent. You realized that you like (like – as in biblically) English women, one in particular, Isabella Moyglare the wife of a Dublin minister. One night with her you made the mistake of letting the fact that you are a witch, and that you are responsible for the famine that is ravaging the Irish countryside slip. You have also told Gerard that you are a witch. In fact you can’t seem to keep the secret of your being a witch a secret.
Your father and your brother have both been concerned about the company you keep and about the odd hours that your sewing circle meets. Your father was an English soldier and retired to marry your mother. Your brother is learning from the priest and wants to go into the priesthood. Neither of them would approve of your being a witch.
Your initiation was moved up because Áine needed a full coven for some ritual that will stop the plague that your mother died from. You are determined that nothing should go wrong with the ritual. Áine told you about the ritual and about why they needed Generis. She also told you about the joust and Generis being the prize. You will do anything necessary to stop the joust from taking place.
Keep your mouth shut, help Áine, and stop the joust.
What is this?
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