So I feel like writing a story/Play.
It may be a series as I am feeling the idea of writing more than one and of different time periods.
One shall be about a girl named Adeline. She shall be from the south during the Civil War. She is a Plantation Owner's only surviving child. She is not sickly nor does she believe in what her father is doing. She takes it in her hands to favor up with her father to take in her care so that when she one day marries that she may take some of the hands with her. Her father in due time lets her pick of her choosing and she then once married, whom she married for love not his money. A man of the north who believed as his wife did. They soon did not release the ones they had but built homes on the land and paid the good money to work it. They gave them their freedom of not being owned, let them leave and go as they pleased, let them marry whom they pleased and allowed them t purchase other slaves if they saw them at auction. They also worked the field with their workers and helped make a school to teach for the children. All of Adeline's five children learned of their parents and went to the school provided by them for all the children of the plantation.
Another shall be Isabel. She is the oldest of four children born to the King and Queen of Netelia. They are in crisis with the Queen in a horrid pregnancy to a child the King does not even know if it be his. He aswell questions the other children's parentage. He cannot escape the fact that the eldest looks only like him. Isabel soon finds herself in love with a man of lordship whom sits at the tables in which she eats. His name is Lord Hellton, Duke of Penningule. He is in favor of her father but he is already to marry one of her Mother's Lady in waiting who would rather be with his elder brother, who is richer then he. Lord Hellton, John, is but far more luxurios on the face than that of his brother. Fairer and lighter haired, he is more handsom of the two. The eldest face, pocked from a disease, nose much bigger then needed, and a brow in need of a picking.A mole protruded from his lower eye as if beckoning you, taunting you with that hair sticking out of it. Nasty it was to poor Isabel. She was much pleased to have found favor in the younger. Though the eldest did have his eye on her, it was not kindly.
The last shall be from the crossing of England. A girl, Elizabeth, moves to the new world with her father, elder sister and her husband and two daughters. Her sister dies during the trip over. Elizabeth soon is wed to her brpther in law, to care for him and the children. As tradition was in her clan of family, siblings must marry that of a dead sibling's companion. She does not fully take on the duties of a wife, at so young at 12. She cares for the daughters as if they were her own. She and her husband in no time get a home when they reach the new lands. She learns to trust him but falls in love with his younger brother.
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