by skarekrow13 Thu Jul 05, 2012 9:59 am
Ok, here's my bestest ever rhyme. My lore rant on why I think Gwynevere is Priscilla's mother. Feel free to argue my viewpoint but remember to make it rhyme....
Priscilla, the halfbreed a wond-o-rous child!
Mom is a mystery, her dad's science is wild.
Skare firmly thinks, mom's Chesty LaRue,
for some things could make, a "jinkies" or two.
The control of light, a wonderful gift,
likely from magic we get from a rift,
bearing a maiden clad in gold gem.
Her ivory stick 'twould not reach her hem.
However the test tube idea is sound,
but step into a chamber and please look around.
Guards in all white, and twirling their swords,
makes me believe the Anor link more.
Why do they guard the painted world gate?
If all Anor Londo decided to hate,
the 'bomination, stuck in the sketch.
Why would they not, then burn the poor wretch?
Methinks there's some love, protecting the painting,
or else why are guys, with knives still a waiting?
Someone in Anor, must still have affection,
to offer the crossbreed such thorough protection.
A statue looks over and watches with love,
another just like it, is found just above.
'tis Boobs McGee, who looks on with care.
A gold gilded statue with permanent stare.
Only a mother, could love such a child,
who wields power to kill, but seeks to be mild.
But back to the tube, of which you suggest,
the test tube baby theory, I agree might be best.
Seath's quest may have driven, the albino brute,
to make the ultimate weapon, and don't forget cute.
With mom as a goddess, and dad distant second,
he added some things, some gifts I would reckon.
Sugar and spice, we see some of that,
and powers of dragons, she makes dad look flat.
She has scales you see, and that must have taken,
some work from old daddy, if I'm not mistaken.
So while he was fooling, and tinkering a tad,
he added some magic from lost ladies and lads.
So mommy and daddy are typically all,
that is needed...to make a child small.
But in this case, the daddy just didn't feel right,
without adding the power to bend and twist light,
and a few other things, like "everything nice."
Whoops! She's stronger than dad, pray she's meek like the mice.