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As she had been given her answer, _____ could feel her heart sink from her chest to the bottom of her feet. “You really seem to know a lot about the life and traditions of the royals.” she said with a shaky voice. Astrid just giggled and shook her head. “I should, it's what I live for.” she answered calmly as she put the comb down and started to divide ____'s now glossy and tangle free (h/c) hair into sections. “My mother was the personal trell to the previous queen, everything I know, I have learned from her, as she had learned everything from the trell before her.” Astrid explained as she started to braid the future queen's hair. _____ t...

PREDATOR’S MOON A My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic/Transformers: Beast Wars Crossover By Atomic ChinchillaChapter 6 Megatron: Legacy A few hours earlier… Megatron’s eyes slowly opened as his optics flickered to life. He hissed through gritted teeth as he struggled to sit up and take stock of his surroundings. He lay on his back at the bottom of a deep crater in the side of a mountain or large hill, and could see the tips of a dense pine forest below. Far ahead in the distance lay that familiar plateau, and the equine city atop it. Rain clouds had gathered over the mountain, no doubt another magic trick of that pony princess, or somethin...

____ yawned on sofa. A small kitty cat-like sound escaped from her lips. Full moon was coming tonight, a fourth after Chalice and Denver had come to live with them. She wanted to say that she had done some sort of progress but to everyone's disappointment she hasn't done much and not nearly enough for worth of praise. Her studies had started the next day of their arrival. History of nymphs was really interesting. Apparently it is old untold truth that many European lord keep or rather kept a nymph for their abilities for one life time. The oldest knowing nymph, as so far the strongest, is named Aurelia and apparently she can kill a man w...

This essay will detail and examine the role of Aboriginal women in Canadian pre- and post-war labour history, and explore how their position reflected the perspective of other minorities that struggled for equality and labour rights with their Euro-Canadian counterparts. When racial tensions simmered in the 1970s, the Aboriginal voice against oppression and marginalization had finally been heard and recognized by the Canadian government. Despite the improvements to the system relating to the employment of Aboriginal women and increased role in society, these women still faced significant hardship and more subtle forms of racism that have s...