A Peach by DarkestRose
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Description
In the Fionavar Tapestry Trilogy by G.G.Kay,
Prince Diarmuid, heir to the Oak Throne of
Brennin was one of my favorite characters.
Irrepressible, gregarious, vivacious, full
of humor, handsome and walked his own path
to his own drummer.
This is a scene from the first book, "The
Summer Tree," in which he greets Jennifer
Lowell with "Loren, you brought me a peach
to nibble upon." Jennifer was never one to
take such things kindly, and the first time
he said this to her, her green eyes flashed
dangerously. The second time, she was a bit
more gracious.
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Credits
GG Kay for his incredibly well woven tale
April the Loose Comb Hair
Daz3d Michaels Long Hair
Daz3d V2
Daz3d M2
Daz & Laurie S V3 Morphing Dress, Mask and Glitter Textures
Daz M2 Good vs Evil Adventurers Texture
Daz M2 Adventurers Clothing
MnD Productions for the Room
Runtime DNA freebies for the Sword
Jasc for the Virtual Painter Plugin
And for those whom I forgot exactly who made
the texture or figure files on. My apologies.
You all do such incredible work.
Comments (6)
FS
Absolutely beautiful!!
TdaC
Beautiful like a painting!
kathymoon
Ohhhhhh looks very romantic,beautiful,excellent postwork!
Vampir3Princess
Very emotional and full of love! :) Amazing render!
Hugs and Kisses Alejandra
papachile
Very wonderful work! I love the "Old" feel that it has...I watched Lord Of the Rings 3 last night. So it reminds me of that eternal love.
DarkestRose
-chuckle- It's not a love scene, though Diarmuid did have his eye on Jennifer. The others in the series that go with the books that I have planned will reveal more, as the author intended. This was merely the irrepressible Prince's way of attempting to charm the 'pants' off Jennifer, it failed. But you'll be happy to know that the Prince wasn't long without 'love' and even more romantic. Thank you for the comments. If you loved Lord of the Rings, then you should check out GG Kay's book. He worked on the translation of Tolkien's The Silmarillion with Tolkein's son, Christopher.