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I Thought You Must Be The King Of Rainbows
How clever of you to recognise me when travelling incognito
Created on 2005-04-16 05:58:27 (#6813584), last updated 2006-03-25
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Basic Info| Name: | Ovid Carnival |
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BioD I S C L A I M E R S & W A R N I N G
Not real! Not real at all! If you think for one second that it may be, please go and worry about your I.Q level in a corner somewhere. This journal is not suitable for kiddies. Ovid is a bastard. Even to small children and animals. This is a fan endeavour and not associated with anyone ever at all. For silly purposes only. Margaret Mahy dreamed him up, I'm just borrowing him.
O V I D
Ovid, Hadfield and Felix aren't exactly human. They're not exactly ghosts either. The books leaves a lot open to interpretation along the way, so much of this will be conclusions I've drawn. The brothers are best described as being living embodiments of different aspects of a young man that died, Teddy Carnival. Ovid is described as being the head, Felix is the heart and Hadfield is instinct. Ovid is/was the most prominent aspect.
Ovid's domain is anything to do with the mind. He indulges in mind games [Felix says he 'likes to play chess with people'], word play and does have a tendancy to use people as his own personal sock puppet theatre. He prefers chaos to balance, and instigating it. He is the only one to openly perform tricks though it's said that all three of them are conjurers. He is a 'showman, and when he has nothing to show he forces something to show itself'.
He can be very charming or a bastard. It depends on his whims. He's very protective of his brothers and grows jealous and angry at the idea of one of them being 'taken away' from him. He is sort of in the middle when it comes to emotions. He's rarely remorseful when it comes to his actions. However, it's not as simple as he's purely a mean nasty man. Felix being the heart, emotions are his domain. The brother's traits can rub off on each other if they spend a lot of time in each other's company but they will never fully be the other. Ovid did develop feelings for a girl, Christobel, but described himself a being 'a citadel'. There are walls he, and his brothers, can't break down.
Ovid is short for a man [he's on eye level with Harry so I'm putting him at about 5'6"], fair and green eyed. Felix and Hadfield are taller with dark hair and light brown eyes. All three bear an identical silvery scar along their hairline.
More FPK can be found here.
Not real! Not real at all! If you think for one second that it may be, please go and worry about your I.Q level in a corner somewhere. This journal is not suitable for kiddies. Ovid is a bastard. Even to small children and animals. This is a fan endeavour and not associated with anyone ever at all. For silly purposes only. Margaret Mahy dreamed him up, I'm just borrowing him.
O V I D
Ovid, Hadfield and Felix aren't exactly human. They're not exactly ghosts either. The books leaves a lot open to interpretation along the way, so much of this will be conclusions I've drawn. The brothers are best described as being living embodiments of different aspects of a young man that died, Teddy Carnival. Ovid is described as being the head, Felix is the heart and Hadfield is instinct. Ovid is/was the most prominent aspect.
Ovid's domain is anything to do with the mind. He indulges in mind games [Felix says he 'likes to play chess with people'], word play and does have a tendancy to use people as his own personal sock puppet theatre. He prefers chaos to balance, and instigating it. He is the only one to openly perform tricks though it's said that all three of them are conjurers. He is a 'showman, and when he has nothing to show he forces something to show itself'.
He can be very charming or a bastard. It depends on his whims. He's very protective of his brothers and grows jealous and angry at the idea of one of them being 'taken away' from him. He is sort of in the middle when it comes to emotions. He's rarely remorseful when it comes to his actions. However, it's not as simple as he's purely a mean nasty man. Felix being the heart, emotions are his domain. The brother's traits can rub off on each other if they spend a lot of time in each other's company but they will never fully be the other. Ovid did develop feelings for a girl, Christobel, but described himself a being 'a citadel'. There are walls he, and his brothers, can't break down.
Ovid is short for a man [he's on eye level with Harry so I'm putting him at about 5'6"], fair and green eyed. Felix and Hadfield are taller with dark hair and light brown eyes. All three bear an identical silvery scar along their hairline.
More FPK can be found here.
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beauty, being the head, being the leader, belen, blondes, bright swimming costumes, changes, christo, dancing, dangerous romance, family disputes, felix, goddess of wisdom, hadfield, harry, lady jessica, magic, making trouble, manipulation, music, outwitting him, parties, poets, sarcastic clothes, silk roses, swimming, teddy carnival, the black king, tricks, tricksters, wild fiction, winged demons, wit
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