((You two are terrible *grins*. I should've picked a sci-fi char to play...)) "I suspect any media connected to Jellicles in a world with humans as the only dominant species would be something hopelessly juvenile, such an animated film, or even a musical." Macavity stated drily. "And my personal life could probably consituite to something along the lines of a high-rated detective show, or perhaps one of those forensic whodunits...something unresonably violent, most likely."
"On the other note, Bast was one of the first historically and archeologically recorded Jellicles, and possibly one of the most beautiful, with smooth sable-black fur and green eyes that men and toms tore each other to pieces over... she was a fierce rival of the human Nefertari. And she was unaccountably long lived, surviving for over a hundred years and dying in the year of the bull. Her half-sister, Sekhmet, was much less celabrated, but was a great general of Egypt's armies, and possibly the first example of a Jellicle-lion crossbreed. As you say, her son, Máahes, carried on the lion gene, and ever today it's rather common for some males to possess mane-like ruffs of fur about their necks..."
He realises he's babbling, and stops there. it's unlike him to get carried away like that.
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"I suspect any media connected to Jellicles in a world with humans as the only dominant species would be something hopelessly juvenile, such an animated film, or even a musical." Macavity stated drily. "And my personal life could probably consituite to something along the lines of a high-rated detective show, or perhaps one of those forensic whodunits...something unresonably violent, most likely."
"On the other note, Bast was one of the first historically and archeologically recorded Jellicles, and possibly one of the most beautiful, with smooth sable-black fur and green eyes that men and toms tore each other to pieces over... she was a fierce rival of the human Nefertari. And she was unaccountably long lived, surviving for over a hundred years and dying in the year of the bull. Her half-sister, Sekhmet, was much less celabrated, but was a great general of Egypt's armies, and possibly the first example of a Jellicle-lion crossbreed. As you say, her son, Máahes, carried on the lion gene, and ever today it's rather common for some males to possess mane-like ruffs of fur about their necks..."
He realises he's babbling, and stops there. it's unlike him to get carried away like that.