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Lauren allowed her conscious to return, and without taking the time to determine where she was on Melody, she reassumed her own body. As she stretched, she saw that Melody was sleeping facedown on the bed, and Theresah was using the Sharkess’ buttocks as pillows. Lauren half-smiled at the sight. Lauren gathered up her clothes, redressed save for her jacket, and exited the bedroom before the incontinent two awoke and dragged her into some debaucherous activity. No one resided in the c
Smoky Flavors Part 13
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Proper nouns are - to put it bluntly - a pain. Very few people are as obsessed as I have become in the matter of straightening out names. In a setting based solely on the Germanic, where would they get the name "John"? It sounds common to those of us who speak Germanic languages, yes, but the name has its ultimate origin in Biblical Hebrew. Names for people are habitational, occupational, familial, phenotypical, wishful, behavorial, or religious, but four of those have become less strong in English-speaking cultures (save for the matter of nicknamse), in my experience. No culture exists in a vacuum, so names can, will, & have transferred from culture to culture, ending up far from their origin in sound, intent, & distance. Names for places are often based on the...
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