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''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn'' | ''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn'' | ||
| − | == General == | + | ==General== |
| − | Dunsinin is a fictional, perhaps even historical character. In stories, she is supposed to be [[Rogosh Eagle-eye]]'s love. ( | + | Dunsinin is a fictional, perhaps even historical character. In stories, she is supposed to be [[Rogosh Eagle-eye]]'s love. ({{tfoh|24}}). |
| − | In "''The Flame, the Blade and the Heart''" is a tale of her and Rogosh Eagle-Eye ( | + | In "''[[The Flame, the Blade and the Heart]]''" is a tale of her and Rogosh Eagle-Eye ({{tfoh|24}}). |
| − | == Quotes == | + | ==Quotes== |
| − | "...cold blows the wind down Shara Pass; cold lies the grave unmarked. Yet every year at [[Sunday]], upon those piled stones appears a single rose, one crystal teardrop like dew upon the petals, laid by the fair hand of Dunsinin, for she keeps fast to the bargain made by Rogosh Eagle-eye." ([[Thom]] reciting "''The Bargain of Rogosh Eagle-Eye''"; | + | "...cold blows the wind down Shara Pass; cold lies the grave unmarked. Yet every year at [[Sunday]], upon those piled stones appears a single rose, one crystal teardrop like dew upon the petals, laid by the fair hand of Dunsinin, for she keeps fast to the bargain made by Rogosh Eagle-eye." ([[Thom]] reciting "''The Bargain of Rogosh Eagle-Eye''"; {{tgh2|Chapter 26}}) |
[[Category:All Characters]] | [[Category:All Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Historical Characters]] | [[Category:Historical Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Hunters of the Horn]] | [[Category:Hunters of the Horn]] | ||
Revision as of 11:30, 20 September 2010
Author: Kyria d'Oreyn
General
Dunsinin is a fictional, perhaps even historical character. In stories, she is supposed to be Rogosh Eagle-eye's love. (TFoH, Ch. 24).
In "The Flame, the Blade and the Heart" is a tale of her and Rogosh Eagle-Eye (TFoH, Ch. 24).
Quotes
"...cold blows the wind down Shara Pass; cold lies the grave unmarked. Yet every year at Sunday, upon those piled stones appears a single rose, one crystal teardrop like dew upon the petals, laid by the fair hand of Dunsinin, for she keeps fast to the bargain made by Rogosh Eagle-eye." (Thom reciting "The Bargain of Rogosh Eagle-Eye"; The Great Hunt, Chapter 26)
