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Rowan's Grief
Rowan's Grief by @Cacopheny (Abigail Oliver)

No background, no border, nothing fancy. Just Rowan, and Kalery, one mourning and the other dead. It's so sad :( Very simple, yes. Like this description.

Rowan belongs to me and only me. Mine. Kalery belongs (belonged?) to Rachel.

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Posted: Wednesday, 02 October, 2002 @ 04:48 PM
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Gail-chan! I didn't even know this one was here!!! ~grins~ I found it, though. ;)

Very emotional, and I like Rowan's tears. Are his wings a little darker than usual, though?

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Posted: Thursday, 03 October, 2002 @ 01:22 PM
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Fights to try an hold her tears back, loses and starts crying That i-is soOoOOOooooOOOO SAAADDDDD!!! WAAAAHAAAAAAA!!! sniff But another gorgeous picture Gayle

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Posted: Tuesday, 08 October, 2002 @ 01:12 AM
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Hey, nobody blame me for this one. Sure, I provided the means for Kal's death but it was Gail chan's decision. giggles then looks at the picture again and about cries poor Rowan. Beautiful picture. Very emotional yes.

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