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So, this is my first Fanfic! My english is not the best and I hope you won't flame me back into hell. Still had a little problem with the manager here... Well, all the same! If you read this story, be so kind and leave a little review, will ya? And, by the way. I OWN NOTHING!
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Chapter 1: The Arrival
Once again, a nice day in Roshtaria has begun. The birds were singing, children were playing and one should think of this as a perfect day. But for some people, the day had too much of perfection. Shayla sat on the balcony, observing sullenly how Makoto and Rune Venus were walking through the garden.
"Nothing happens around here. Makoto has no time to hang around with me, Miz Mishtal and her fiancée are on their trip and Afura is only sitting around and reading books..."
Londs appeared behind her. "Say, you are not bored or something, are you Ms. Shayla?" He asked ironically.
"Where did you get that idea from, Londs?" Shayla stated even more ironically.
It was not difficult to tell. Except for Jinnay's few attacks, excitement was as rare as snow in the dessert.
"I don't know... popped up in my mind..."
"Wouldn't hurt if more cute guys from the other world would appear here..."
"What? Have I heard-" but Londs couldn't finish his sentence, because they both heard a loud bang. Not far away, they saw two persons falling down from the skies, screaming like little girls.
Londs and Shayla both watched that scene until they heard the thud. Londs slowly turned his head to look at Shayla suspecting.
"Were you ever accused of Witchcraft?"
"Hey, that wasn't me!"
The princess told Alielle what happened and asked her to look after those two persons and to bring them to the castle, if they're still alive. Shayla was worried indeed, because that height they fell from. But, on the other hand, she was very excited.
Two worrying hours later Alielle came back, two boys of Makoto's age with her... Those two seemed to argue.
"I don't care what you do. Have you realized that we are far away from home at all?" The one with black hair asked. The other one was smaller and had blonde hair.
"You mean we shouldn't tell everything?" he asked?
"That's what I am telling you..."
As they came near the castle, Makoto crossed their way.
"Hi! Haven't seen you guys before, I am Makoto. Where are you from?" Makoto said nicely and offered his hand.
Both foreigners looked pensive at first. Then the black haired one reached out and they shook hands.
"Hello, my name is Vash. This fellow here is Shinji."
The other boy lifted his hand.
"Hi, people! Pleasure to meet you."
After Makoto made clear that this is a different world...
"I still can't believe we are in another world."
At their back, both carried swords. Vash was a black haired and black dressed boy with lots of tribal ornaments on his clothing. He was wearing sunglasses and looked strong. He must be 19 or 20 years old. Shinji looked younger. He was somewhat over 16 or 17 Years old and he was a weakly boy. He was wearing military clothing and he wore steady boots.
Makoto told them his story, how he got stranded here, along with Nanami and Fujisawa, that Roshtaria would be a wonderful place in peace if it wasn't for Jinnay and the bugrom, who are responsible for providing chaos from time to time. Rune Venus invited the two newcomers to live in the castle and gave orders to prepare two rooms for them.
Both introduced themselves to everybody in the castle. It seemed they came from a similar world like Maktoto, but they didn't tell anything about their activity in their world yet.
As they reached Shayla, Vash got sight of her. Shayla didn't know why, but her heartbeat increased and her body temperature went up. Vash came closer and was about to talk to her when Afura positioned herself between them and began to chatter with Vash. Anger rose in Shayla...
'Why does he talk with her? WHY?' her hand began to tremble.
All Shayla asks for is a little change. Then, the change is here, but no one cares for her. Afura steps aside and Vash now sees her. Shayla was so fury, she looked like she was going to blow up soon. Vash turns to Shayla and only sees a figure of fire approaching him. Most of the people looked nonplussed. As Shayla passed him, he only said: "Thanks for the conversation."
"I don't understand it. She was so excited earlier..." Londs said with a frown.
"Can't say why, but I don't think she likes me very much." Vash said.
As Shayla reached her room, she dropped herself onto the bed, depression written all over her face.
"Why did I act like that? This stupid goat Afura..."
Both young men were brought to their rooms, not missing a second to watch in awe how big this castle was. Then Alielle guided them through the whole castle and the only reaction coming from those two men was a loose jaw and gazes of amazment.
To make the day perfect, a big celebration dinner filled the large hall.
The dinning hall was decorated nicely and the smell of a roasted something was in the air. Fujisawa smirked with glee as the dinner began.
"Why are you carrying swords?" the princess wanted to know.
"Oh, common equipment to us..." Shinji said and tried something that looked like chicken.
"Are you in a constant fight in your world?" Afura asked with interest.
"To tell the truth, I can't remember a year without war..." Vash stated as if it was a common thing.
"I am sorry to hear that..." the princess said concerned.
"It is for certain that they are not from our world!" Makoto said to Nanami, who only nodded.
Shayla wasn't eating her food; she kept on playing with it. Vash noticed that and had to smile. As Shayla saw that, she turned her head offended.
"Don't you have something nice in your world? Something that brings you joy?" Namami asked.
"Well, food of course! And music, as well as technology!" Shinji said while thinking hard. Vash stood up.
"I thank for food and hospitality. I am very tired from all that excitement. If you permit, I will go to sleep now."
"No problem! Have a good night and pleasant dreams" the princess said and bowed her head slightly.
Vash walked away, followed by Shayla, who was followed by Shinji.
"Mr. Vash?" Shayla asked shyly and Vash turned around.
"Yes Miss Shayla?" Vash asked, a trace of fear in his voice.
"I wanted ... I... only say ... Have forgotten..." she mumbled.
"Hey, you'll miss the dessert!" Shinji said from behind.
Shayla turned around quickly and gave him some death glares and as her fiery aura died down, she turned towards Vash again.
"I only wanted to say ... ... I believe..." Shayla began as she looked into his eyes; her face got all warm during a nice blush.
"If it occurs to you again, you know where I am to be found." Vash said in a calm and warm voice.
She opened her mouth but nothing was to hear. Vash turned and went off, leaving Shayla behind with her thoughts; his sword sparkling in the moonlight. As he was gone, Shayla noticed she has stopped breathing a while ago and exhaled now.
After several minutes, Shayla also went to her room. The smell of a unique chance is in the air and this time she'll use the chance, she swore before falling asleep.
End Chapter 1.
Darkknight-nightmare: Hey, that's the chapter, I hope you like it. I am working on chapter two, so better buy some popcorn!
MyWay: You know, your English sucks, mine blows... Adversity helps squalor...
Darkknight-nightmare: Ah, shut up, at least it looks like English.


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The window blew open suddenly the glass rattling inside its wooden prison, almost threatening to shatter. Cold wind flew in after it billowing the curtains in a fiery white display.
Rosemarie had already awoken from the crash of the windows but she kept her eyes shut, tightly. She knew that the wind had no part in this little show. He was back. She mashed her eyelids so tightly that she began to see patterns of grey and black flowing past her eyes.
She heard the wind blowing hard groaning as if it were some animal in pain. The room became extremely cold, and Rosemarie began to shiver. She knew without opening her eyes that her breath was freezing as soon as it contacted the air around her.
She hoped he would buy into her facade of sleep, even though her eyes were so tight you could tell they were being forced shut, she still hoped he wouldn't see that he would just believe her to be asleep and go away.
Her little heart pounded in her chest, it was warning her of his presence even more than her mind was. It was telling her to get up and run now, run to her parents room, run to turn the light on.
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She could feel his body close to hers almost hovering overtop of her. She smelled his breathe, the putrid smell of alcohol and tobacco. She almost coughed from the smell but kept it inside, her breathing staying normal.
A cold hand brushed over her forehead, pushing her bangs back slowly. The hand slowly pet her head and then moved to her soft cheek caressing it in a lover's fashion. Rosemarie shivered, not from the cold but from the hand. She knew how far it was willing to go. And it did continue down her neck slowly and so very very cold against her soft skin.
Rosemarie had had enough, before the hand could move any further she screamed and jumped from her bed keeping her eyes shut and grabbing for the light switch. She was feeling blindly all over the wall, afraid to ever open her eyes and view her attacker.
Suddenly she felt arms around her waist, pulling her back, she screamed again grabbing out at anything that might keep her from being pulled back to that bed.
She fell to the floor with a grunt as the wind was knocked out of her. She screamed more as she clawed at the floorboards trying to get leverage against the cold arms pulling her back to the bed.
In the room down the hall Rosemarie's father awoke with a start. He had been having a terrible dream that his daughter was screaming and being dragged into the depths of hell by many evil hands. He shot up in bed listening, there was complete silence in his still sleepy house.
A quick look at the bedside clock told him it was 3:35. He slipped his legs out from the covers and his feet into the soft slippers that lay beside the bed. Stretching slightly he slowly padded to the door of his room. Glancing over at his wife who lay soundly in her bed he smiled and opened the door slipping out into the hallway.
Again there was complete silence in the house, he could hear some movement in the room next to his, his son, Rick's room. He peeked in and saw Rick lifeless to the world tangled up in a mess of sheets and top covers. He moved around a lot in his sleep.
He moved on again going towards Rosemarie's room.
It was than that he noticed the extreme drop in temperature. The house had been kept warm by a glowing fireplace during the fall and winter months which was in the center of the building, and usually kept a very warm to heated temperature throughout all the rooms. And yet this icy cold air was hovering just around Rosemarie's room.
He grabbed the handle and burst into her room in a panic, the icy air dropped even lower in temperature as he opened the door. Across the room the curtains were violently billowing in the wind and he ran across the room to shut the window quickly, latching it shut.
He spun around and in the darkness he could only make out the small motionless form of his daughter.
"Rosemarie?" he called out, not moving.
She didn't respond and no movement.
"Rosemarie," much louder this time.
There was a small amount of movement and a groan.
He moved quickly forward to her bed and onto his knees, his hand seeking out her forehead to feel it.
But as his hand touched her skin she suddenly screamed and began to slap at him, screaming bloody murder.
He tried to hold her close but she screamed louder and slapped harder at him.
Suddenly light flooded the room and he looked up to see his wife with a horrified look on her face standing at the entrance to the room.
Rosemarie backed away into the corner of her bed and curled up in the fetal position shivering. Her face was covered in bruises and red marks, her nose was bloody and her lips had been split.
It was as though someone had repeatedly beat her over and over again.
He looked his wife but she was looking at the claw marks dug into the wooden floor from Rosemarie's bloody finger tips.
She looked at her husband in rage.
"What have you done?"
Without waiting for an answer she grabbed up Rosemarie and ran out of the room screaming for the police while her father knelt beside her bed shaking his head.


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The university authorities moved quickly to quell the scandal; Raffaello had locked himself out of his flat, they said, and was trying to climb through the window. His history of mental dysfunction - he couldn't read or write and was unable to concentrate for long - was played down both by the university and the Savoy family.
In the "playboy royal" image beloved by Italian glossy magazines, there was no room for his visits to mental hospitals in Nice and Boston; pictures of the handsome, smiling and athletic prince revealed few clues to his deep-seated problems - his obsessional and manic behaviour, his physical tics, dyslexia, photo- phobia, hypoglaecemia, temporal lobe seizures, attention deficit disorder...
The family dispatched a lawyer friend to Boston with instructions to bring the body of Raffaello back to Mexico, where the elderly Queen Maria- Jos and her sister - Raffaello's mother, Princess Maria-Beatrice - live on the huge estate of Cuernavaca, in the mountains an hour south of Mexico City. But when he arrived, the lawyer discovered that there wasn't just a flat to pack up and the battered Savoy reputation to salvage. There was also the tricky question of Raffaello's fiance and former teacher, a 28-year-old American divorce and PhD student called Meg Tyler, who was, she said, pregnant by the dead man.
The quick-minded lawyer immediately foresaw problems for the Savoys - Raffaello had been the favourite nephew of Queen Maria-Jos. She had left him the estate of Cuernavaca in her will. Were the will to remain unchanged, Meg might claim it for her child on the death of the 90-year-old dowager.
Frantic calls went back and forth from Boston to Mexico. The family were concerned that they knew almost nothing about this American interloper, the daughter of a Kentucky architect, whose sister was an Olympic cyclist and holder of several world records. Was she a gold-digger? Did her family have influence? Raffaello had by all accounts suffered a "stormy" and intense relationship with his mother (the third daughter of King Umberto II). She was bitterly disappointed by his shortcomings, and treated him like a baby. She had extravagant ambitions for him - a marriage to the rich and noble Doria family, a glittering career in international relations. The heir to the throne, Emmanuele-Filiberto, Raffaello's cousin, had had no child-ren, and the hopes of the Savoys rested on Raffaello's frail shoulders. He must make a good marriage and restore the "oldest royal family in Europe" to its former pre-eminence.
But Raffaello was a childlike soul unsuited for such realpolitik. He preferred to make wood sculptures, listen to techno music, and talk about Oriental religion, the subject he was studying. Literally the only book the second-in-line to the Italian throne had ever read was about extra- terrestrial abductions. He remembered past lives as a monk and a goat. Yet, though the Savoys are punishingly inbred (Raffaello's great-grandfather was a midget, whose legs dangled over the throne when he held audiences with Mussolini), they are more noted for dullness and greed than for madness.
Raffaello was always uncomfortable with his rank. "He didn't tell me for five months who he was," says Meg. "I thought he was just a kid with a learning disability from Mexico. When he showed me photographs of the family wearing their little crowns, I thought: "This is just Mexican kitsch."
Though Maria-Beatrice was aware of Raffaello's relationship with Meg (and heartily disapproved of it, complaining how much he had spent on flowers when the Diners Club bills came through), Raffaello had not sufficiently overcome his terror of his mother to tell her of Meg's pregnancy. "The only time he ever lied to me", says Meg, "was when he said he told his mother I was pregnant." Shortly before his suicide, his mother had blamed Raffaello for his father's heart attack, instructing maids at Cuernavaca not to take his calls, and sending him a humiliating fax to Boston University (in English, a language they generally did not use when talking to each other, but which everyone at the university could understand), scolding him for being a fool and a spendthrift.
Meg was immediately put in her place. In the first of many calculated snubs, the lawyer was instructed to give away Raffaello's possessions - to anyone but Meg. "I'd go into someone's house and see something of mine from Raff's flat hanging on their wall," Meg recalls. At the same time, Meg was instructed to return Raffaello's pot plants from her flat, and her love letters to him were bundled off to Mexico where they were read by the family. "You write so beautifully," Raffaello's sister, Asaea, told Meg sweetly on the telephone.
Meg was, at best, coldly tolerated. While not exactly barred from the funeral at Cuernavaca, she was not invited either. Meg borrowed money and flew down to Mexico. From the minute she stepped off the plane, she was kept apart from Raffaello's friends, and was not invited to stay at the family home. During the service, she noticed that (unlike her) favoured journalists were allowed to stand with the family; and one of them, Roberto Tumbarello, the middle-aged royal correspondent of Oggi, Italy's Hello!- style gossip magazine, was taking a special interest in her from across the pews.
At the reception, distressed and goaded beyond endurance, she began telling anyone who would listen that she was pregnant with Raffaello's child. Meg recalls: "You could see the news sweeping round the room - everyone was looking over." The Pretender King of Italy, Vittorio Emmanuele, and his son Emmanuele-Filiberto, talked to her with apparent tenderness, promising to help her "if in need". But when she tried to visit Raffaello's bedroom, Maria-Beatrice sent Asaea to tell Meg to leave the house immediately. Meg found herself standing in the road outside the palace, where a queue of bored chauffeurs refused to take her anywhere until instructed to do so by the Savoys.
Later she was informed that, were she to have an abortion, Savoy family funds would be made available to her. "To lose your brother, to lose your son - it's horrible," Meg observes. "But they were punishing me for being alive. They were all such pricks. I'm enormously grateful I'm white trash from Kentucky."
Back in Boston, she found more trouble brewing. She was hauled before her superiors at the liberal arts department of Boston University and questioned as to whether her relationship with Raffaello had been "inappropriate". Meg explained that she had terminated their teacher-pupil relationship as soon as their romance blossomed. The waspish academics advised her tartly: "Well, don't do it again."
Meg's health declined badly. She was admitted to hospital. The university neglected to tell her of a memorial service for Raffaello, and told students who were solicitous of her welfare that they had no idea where she was. When she emerged from hospital, she was told by the university she could not return to her teach- ing post. It emerged that Maria-Beatrice had threatened the university with three separate lawsuits, including sexual harassment of her son, libel and "wrongful death". There was talk of withdrawing the stipend Meg needed to finish her doctorate. She signed on for welfare ($338 a month), but was told she would have to wait a month for the money. She had nowhere to live. Things were looking bleak. "I had to beg food from friends and some days I didn't eat a thing." Maria-Beatrice must have allowed herself a moment of satisfaction: no one gets a free ride with the Savoys.
Who are they? "They were a fairly hopeless lot as kings," says Dennis Mack Smith, Fellow of All Souls, Oxford, and an authority on the Italian monarchy. "There is absolutely noth- ing distinguished about them." Originally the French rulers of Piedmont- Sardinia, the Savoy family were propelled to the throne of Italy by Garibaldi, the Italian patriot, in 1861.
Raffaello's grandfather, Umberto II, reigned for only 30 days, and was kicked out by a referendum in 1946. Umberto's father, Vittorio Emmanuele III, was held responsible for allowing Mussolini into power, and for signing the racial purity laws and the "unnecessary" declaration of war on France and Britain. It is safe to say the Italians will never forgive the Savoys.
The family left for Switzerland and Mexico, becoming a shiftless, monied, jet-set family prone to scandals: an alcoholic binger, bisexual infidelities, and several shootings, including the killing of a teenage German boy. Though they plead poverty, history shows otherwise. The Savoys historically mani-pulated state monopolies, inc-luding tobacco. When Vittorio Emmanuele I became king, he awarded himself "the largest salary of any royal house in Europe, including Queen Victoria", according to Mack Smith - who was not allowed access to family papers, he suspects, precisely because they revealed "some murky details about financial scandals".
Vittorio Emmanuele III maintained a large bank balance at Hambros in London; Mussolini used to tease him about his "nest egg". The post-War Italian government launched a court case to recover it for the state, but British courts ruled against them: it was deemed the exclusive property of the Savoys. "It was a very large sum of money even by today's standards,'' says Smith. "It must have run into millions and a lot more was probably salted away."
In Boston, a battle, not of money but of published words, was about to begin. As soon as the journalist Roberto Tumbarello heard about Meg's baby at the funeral, he faxed her, assuring her that he knew she was "no floozie, no loose thing" and that she had a "a decent love story to tell". When she responded some months later, Tumbarello called back with a mixture of obsequiousness and anger. "Why did you not call me?" he complained. "I am here to help you. I am going to make you a lot of money." And, caught up in the operatic mood, he announced he would become the "gold-father" (sic) of what he insisted would be "Raffaello's son".
Now seven months pregnant and on welfare, Meg weakly agreed to be flown to Nice, where Tumbarello met her off the plane. Although she was exhausted from the transatlantic journey, he insisted on an immediate photo-shoot. The interview lasted two days. "He never wrote anything down and I didn't recognise much of what I said," Meg recalls. She was put up in an expensive hotel and "cried every night" on her own.
Meg was shamelessly manipulated; Tumbarello suggested a swim, photographs were taken of her bulging in a swimsuit, but as soon as she approached the pool she was told "we have to move on". He promised that "Il Principe" Vittorio Emmanuele would appear "and embrace you as a daughter". It was a fantasy. When Meg expressed a wish to visit a friend in nearby Marseilles, Tumbarello refused to let her out of his sight, "in case another magazine" approached her. When Tumbarello produced a contract from his jacket it was for a paltry $3,000. "But I needed the money to eat and it seemed like a lot at the time," she explains.
Oggi has now printed six reports on Meg's plight, and achieved considerable extra sales. The magazine has been slow in paying her, while at the same time protesting to the world in melodramatic terms about her poverty. When her ex-husband approached Tumbarello for further payments, Tumbarello expressed outrage. He felt, he said, that he was a "father to Meg". The Madonna-and-child image he was fostering for her was imperilled by such vulgar demands.
In the meantime, perhaps impelled by the thought of the enormous sum the Savoys stood to lose, Maria-Beatrice launched a now infamous attack on Meg's character in the pages of Noi, another Italian magazine. Responding to the implications of the first few Oggi features on the baby - Uriel, a daughter, born in November - she announced that the baby was not Raffaello's, that Meg had tried to kill it, that Meg was a trollop, that Uriel was a "dog's name", and that the Savoys would have nothing to do with a "divorce".
Tumbarello put Meg into the hands of a little-known Boston lawyer named Mario Bozza, who is now pursuing her case through the courts. "I've no idea what he's doing," says Meg. "I didn't hire him." When a paternity suit was served on the Savoys, the official document appeared in the pages of Oggi. "I'd never seen it, and it gave my home address," said Meg incredulously. Bozza is currently "creating an estate for Raffaello" which will force the Savoys' hand; they may have to appoint an administrator who can then be challenged. He is also establishing Raffaello's paternity.
While I was in Meg's house, there were late-night phone calls from Bozza begging her to co-operate with an Italian TV crew that was coming to Boston to interview her. Apparently the television company wants to launch a public appeal in Italy, asking for donations for Meg. But is this a genuine effort to help her, or yet another cynical move to stir up the Savoys for the edification of the Italian media?
Both Bozza and Tumbarello were concerned that, if Meg received any fees from Oggi, she would have to come off the welfare register. At first she was baffled by their logic - but the intention seems clear. It's a better story to have her remain on welfare. Uriel is "the Princess on Welfare," Meg told me. "I've just become the conduit, the belly that held the royal child."
Behind it all, there remains the troubled figure of Raffaello, slowly fading into the background as the lawyers and the press get more involved and the feud between Maria-Beatrice and Meg escalates into a courtroom battle. Meg's stories about her time with Raffaello are poignant. In her words, he becomes an almost magical, otherworldly being, a barefoot prince from the Aeniad, rather than a scion of Borgia- style sleazoids. She recalls a simple image of her dead lover, far from these squabbles, in some mythical place: "All Raffaello wanted was to be a goat king, living in a hermit's cave on the seashore of a Caribbean island - and I'd live with the children inland, where he could visit us. He'd have sat on the beach all day and stared at the waves and been so happy."
She tells me how he would "love me to read to him"; how he "kept a clock in the shower, because he loved water so much and stayed in there so long"; how he was a gentle and original soul who loved Buddhism; how he would take rolls and rolls of film of Meg taking one step down a stone staircase; how he would toil for "two hours to write five sentences"; how they would both run through New York "filling the streets with glee".
But there was also the "psychosis", which Meg euphemistically calls "dj- vus", when he would hallucinate and develop paranoid delusions. Before his death, he developed a fixation with gambling, and borrowed considerable sums from Meg. On one occasion, he'd tried to drag her in front of speeding cars. Once, in bed, he'd tried to strangle her "to see what it felt like", insists Meg, apparently undisturbed by the incident. But why wasn't Raffaello getting proper care? How, with all the resources at the disposal of the university and his rich family, did he slip through the net?
Meg points out that "the one night I wasn't with him for months and months, he goes and commits suicide." He and she were hoping to help Raffaello's fractured psyche "holistically"; but the neuroleptic drugs had made him very ill. The week after his death, he was scheduled to have an appointment with a doctor who specialised in Raffaello's multiple disorders.
Ten months after Raffaello's death, Meg is now living with her baby daughter Uriel in the quiet Boston suburb of Cambridge. Friends have rallied round; even her tutor, the gravel-voiced English poet and academic Geoffrey Hill, gave her money to help out with the childcare costs. People have given her American baby clothes with "Princess" written across them. She has been troubled by vivid dreams of Raffaello. If Uriel stares delightedly at some featureless corner of the room, Meg will sometimes say, half to herself, "maybe he's here".
Her bookshelves are full of poetry and her conversation revolves around its comforting parameters. Many of her books are inscribed: one from Selima Hill reads "with happy memories of a pupil who will go far, FAR!" She clearly revels in the world of campus poetry circles. But as she admits, a life spent studying for successive degrees has not prepared her for her current predicament.
Meanwhile, the Savoys must decide how to respond. Will they, as has been suggested, try to get custody of the child? Will the last Queen of Italy change her will so the baby cannot inherit? Will Bozza succeed in establishing an "estate" and will Meg co-operate with his plans? Or will Meg struggle through the last 18 months of her PhD and find her independence - "go back to Ohio or somewhere, and teach at a little college and bring up Uriel away from all of them"? She may decide to press a case for libel against Maria-Beatrice through the Italian courts. Should she sell the story to fund her degree, or try to settle with the Savoys? There's a strong sense that she is caught up in forces beyond her control. The rapacious machinery of the press sweeps her along. The cold revenge of rejected sovereigns presses down on her. Strangers breathe on her windows.
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'Finally...the moment of truth has come. The spicy gossip I had given you last week was not enough to prove to you that it was true; though all of my readers had seen Brick and Spencer together with their very own eyes.
I've got some live pictures of the Tempter and the Innocent One making out in our very own school hallways! Now we know what all those jocks and cheerleaders do during their times of leisure. In specific, we know what Ethan Brick and Martha Spencer do in their times of leisure.
Not only that but I got a picture of the school's man whore screwing the purest of the purest up too! You can see Mr. Brick's clothes down on the floor and the bodies of two people on the bed.
Congratulations Mr. Brick! Seems like you've had a hell of a night at Spencer's party. At least you have your own sources of 'entertainment'. Now that we've got the proof, the question is when will our school's man whore ditch the infamous Martha Spencer and go for his next victim?
Don't forget...you can't hide from Thorn...she's always watching.'
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An opera company launched yesterday by the impresario Raymond Gubbay hopes to attract new audiences to the genre by staging popular classics with low-price tickets.
The team behind the new venture, which will be based at the Savoy Theatre in the West End of London when it opens next April, said yesterday they were not setting out to challenge the opera establishment, but that clashes were inevitable.
Steven Pimlott, who is part of the team behind the Savoy Opera Company, and directed Bombay Dreams and seasons with the Royal Shakespeare Company, said: "We don't see ourselves as competing with the Royal Opera House or English National Opera (ENO), but as enhancing the choices available and widening the audience."
The Savoy Opera will emulate the ENO by staging performances in English. Top-price seats will sell for £49.50, compared with £170 at the Covent Garden Opera House and £70 at the ENO. There will be only a couple of hundred of the cheapest £10 seats available each week, compared with 500 seats under £10 at every weekday performance at the ENO's Coliseum.
Raymond Gubbay, regarded as the country's leading classical music promoter, has had a long-standing ambition to present classical music to the public at affordable prices.
Organisers hope to put on eight shows a week, with each opera being performed about 50 times, compared with much smaller seasons elsewhere. The first season of seven productions will include The Barber of Seville, The Marriage of Figaro, Carmen and La Traviata, on a budget of £10m.
Sir Stephen Waley-Cohen, who runs the Savoy Theatre, said : "We want to be at least as much part of the West End theatre scene as we are of the opera scene." Sir Stephen said opera had been a big part of the West End 50 years ago.
The Savoy Theatre was built next to the Savoy Hotel on the Strand in 1881 to provide a home for Gilbert and Sullivan's operettas, and was rebuilt in the Art Deco style in 1929. With 1,100 seats, it is half the size of the Coliseum or the Covent Garden Opera House. Its clear acoustics made it ideal for pieces by composers whose music would be in danger of becoming lost in a bigger auditorium. Its size also meant the new company could include younger singers whose voices could be damaged in a larger venue. Younger singers also mean lower costs.
Mr Pimlott said: "This is probably the most exciting project I think I've ever worked on and one of the special joys is the theatre."
David Parry, the conductor who is also part of the new venture, added: "There has been an enormous gap in London operatic life where there is not a smaller-scale theatre where you can actually perform Mozart, Rossini, Donizetti in a way which has this intimacy."
The team admitted that they were unlikely to stage new operas for many years, although they could extend the repertoire to more difficult works if they succeeded in developing a loyal following as, for example, Sir Simon Rattle did with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.
But the dependence on the popular classics such as Carmen and La Traviata could mean several versions of these works on offer at the same time.
Mr Parry said he believed more productions would simply encourage audiences. "Opera is like sex - the more you have, the more you want, at least in my experience," he said.
Is cut-price opera a good idea?
Roger Lewis, managing director of Classic FM
This really is a bold and brave initiative, and it should be applauded. It should not be seen as a threat to the Royal Opera House or the ENO. I believe this should complement their work.
It is not without its challenges making commercial sense out of opera is fraught with difficulties. But Raymond will bring flair and panache to opera in the West End. He's put together a quality package of operas and the young casts he's talking about are hugely attractive. And it's a gorgeous theatre.
I've been to many of his productions and his Madame Butterfly was a huge hit commercially and artistically, and many critics applauded his Cavalleria Rusticana/Pagliacci. Raymond's agenda for opera is inclusive and he has honed over many years the skills of making sure prices are affordable and the quality is appropriate. The challenge is how you marry that interface between commerce and art how you make it a meaningful artistic experience but square the difficult circle of making the sums add up.
Ashutosh Khandekar, editor 'Opera Now'
My worry is that it may be used as an argument to erode subsidy. You get the impression that people will say, 'Raymond Gubbay can do opera that is commercially viable and unsubsidised in the West End, so why should other companies be subsidised to the extent they are?' But the sort of work other opera houses are doing is different.
Essentially it's a good thing, but the sort of work he will be able to do is quite limited. The budget is not very big. It doesn't seem like enough money to do seven new productions with big casts. And they're going to have to develop a new audience. If you take into account that the seat prices aren't very high and it's only a 1,000-seat theatre, they aren't going to get a huge amount of revenue from the box office. One presumes he's done his sums.
The other thing about Gubbay is that he's used to working on a huge scale at Wembley and the Albert Hall, so to some extent he's taking a risk. But it's a beautiful theatre and he's right that you will be able to hear every word.Reuse content


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16:53 22nd March 2014
A last-gasp strike by Papiss Cisse in the final minute of injury time saw Palace cruelly see a potentially precious point slip from their grasp against Newcastle United at St James' Park.
It seemed that for the second week in succession Palace had travelled to the north-east and secured a goalless draw but Cisse, who had squandered four golden chances in the 90 minutes, popped up to head home Hatem Ben Arfa's cross to snatch an undeserved victory.
Before that kick in the teeth, Palace had come the closest when Yannick Bolasie rattled the bar in the second half although they had been indebted to Julian Speroni who kept Cisse at bay until the last seconds of the contest.
The first opening fell to the visitors after eight minutes. Jason Puncheon took on left-back Paul Dummett and beat him with ease to fizz a cross into the box which Cameron Jerome headed well wide, and moments later the big striker burst past Fabricio Coloccini and centred towards Mile Jedinak who was pipped to the pass by Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa.
However the Magpies roared into life on 13 minutes when they should have taken the lead. Some brilliant build-up play between Luuk de Jong and Cisse led to the latter firing straight at Speroni, with the Dutchman heading the rebound over the bar under little pressure.
The Argentine keeper then thwarted Cisse again just past the half hour mark when Newcastle countered a Palace attack which led to Moussa Sissoko whipping in a fine cross for the Senegalese hitman, but his side-footed volley on the run was well pushed away by Speroni.
The Eagles responded though and went close on 39 minutes. Damien Delaney broke out of defence and a couple of passes later Kagisho Dikgacoi found Bolasie inside the Toon box. The winger took a touch before attempting to find the top corner, and narrowly missed out on his first Premier League goal as the ball flashed above Tim Krul's bar.
The final action of an entertaining half saw Dummett curl a free-kick just off the target, although Speroni had it covered, but sensing the game was there for winning Palace began brightly after the restart and Puncheon saw a rasping shot drift wide in the opening minutes after a neat interchange involving him, Jedinak and Ledley.
The chances kept coming for Palace and Krul made a great stop to deny Dikgacoi when the midfielder overlapped Puncheon and was played in on goal, but his deft lob was flicked away by the Toon shot-stopper who was grasping thin air a minute later when Bolasie bent a shot past him and rattled the top of the bar.
However Newcastle continued to show they possessed an attacking threat themselves and Speroni completed a hat-trick of saves against Cisse when Cheik Tiote slipped the ball through for the confidence-shy striker who still couldn't beat the Eagles keeper when faced one-on-one, and on 69 minutes he then failed to convert a lofted cross by substitute Hatem Ben Arfa as he ballooned his header over.
But there would be late drama was as Tiote smacked the bat with a rasper of a shot from 25 yards, and after Yanga-Mbiwa pulled the ball across the area Cisse seemed to have summed his day up by missing the ball completely, but a minute later he was celebrating as he beat the offside trap to finally beat Speroni and deny Palace a point.
Newcastle United: Krul, Yanga-Mbiwa, Williamson, Coloccini, Dummett, Sissoko (Marveaux 88), Anita, Tioté, Gouffran (Shola Ameobi 76), de Jong (Ben Arfa 59), Cissé. Sub not used: Elliot, S.Taylor, Haïdara, Gosling.
Crystal Palace: Speroni, Mariappa, Dann, Delaney, Ward, Dikgacoi, Jedinak, Puncheon (Guedioura 80), Ledley, Bolasie (Bannan 67), Jerome (Murray 75). Subs not used: Hennessey, Gabbidon, O'Keefe, Ince.
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21:56 15th February 2011
Super sub Steven Thompson returned to Cardiff to dent his former club's automatic promotion hopes and keep the Clarets snapping away at the heels of the play-off pack.
The former City striker rose from the bench to head home an equaliser seven minutes from time as Burnley showed they will fight all the way to keep alive their top-six dream.
Thompspn heads home...
... Michael Duff starts the celebrations...
... and Thompson wheels away in delight
Having fallen behind to a Chopra goal in first-half injury time, Eddie Howe's men dominated the second half and got their reward when Thompson converted from a corner to continue the Clarets' impressive away run.
With just one defeat in seven games since Howe took charge last month, his charges used their game in hand to close the gap on the play-off zone to five points.
And having more than matched a side with aspirations to go up as champions, the Clarets again turned in the kind of away performance that will send them into their FA Cup tie at West Ham United in upbeat mood.
In what was always likely to be one of the Clarets' sternest examinations since the arrival of Howe, they had to weather a predictable early storm from the home side.
Chris Eagles takes the fight to Cardiff
Cardiff, having had to wait 85 minutes to get the better of struggling Scunthorpe United last Saturday, came flying out of the blocks in their bid to close the gap on league leaders Queens Park Rangers.
It was all hands on deck for Burnley but while Ross Wallace did well in tracking back to help out his defensive colleagues, the winger almost created an opening goal for the Bluebirds after just seven minutes.
Having to clear with his right foot, Wallace succeeded only in picking out Chopra who let fly from 18 yards with a shot which crashed off the bar.
Cardiff were getting forward in numbers with Peter Whittingham and Chris Burke joining in from the sides and ex-Burnley loanee Whittingham went close five minutes later with a curling effort which Lee Grant saved at full stretch.
For the Clarets it was a case of hanging in there and drawing Cardiff's sting and having successfully done that they began to pose a threat of their own from the mid-way point of the first half.
Clarke Carlisle climbs above Jay Bothroyd
The in-form Chris Eagles led the counter-attack, firing just wide after 21 minutes and then twice within a matter of moments around the half-hour mark almost putting Burnley ahead.
First he fired at goalkeeper Tom Heaton from Jack Cork's clever pull-back and then after Tyrone Mears had kept the move alive, controlled a pass from the full-back and pulled the trigger again for a goalbound shot which was blocked by Dekel Keinan.
The lively Burke crashed a volley just wide in response but the Clarets, growing in confidence, gave as good as they got and were only 60 seconds away from going into the break on level terms before Chopra struck to put Cardiff 1-0 up.
Chopra and strike partner Jay Bothroyd had been well marshalled but when Bothroyd made room to cross in stoppage time, Chopra pounced to chest the ball down and volley home from six yards out.
The goal was a body blow to Burnley but incredibly they could still have been level by half-time as they went straight up the other end where Eagles connected following a Wallace corner with a thunderous shot which was flying in until Bothroyd somehow got in the way to block on the line.
Michael Chopra puts Cardiff in front
The Clarets carried that momentum into the start of the second half with Chris Iwelumo laying the ball off for Eagles who again tested Heaton with a first-time effort from the edge of the penalty area.
But Cardiff were not prepared to let their lead go easily and despite increasingly dominating possession, Burnley continually ran into a solid wall of blue shirts.
The persistence of Iwelumo and Eagles did create a half chance for the former but Mark Hudson got back to squeeze Iwelumo's short wide for a corner.
Iwelumo is denied by Hudson
And with 23 minutes to go Howe sent on Charlie Austin to try and get the Clarets back into the game with his first goal for the club.
Cardiff made a double change at the same time as Craig Bellamy replaced Chopra and Darcy Blake came on at right-back in place of Paul Quinn.
And Blake's first touch was almost a disastrous one as his attempted clearance from a Mears' cross was sliced just wide of the goal as the Clarets pressed for an equaliser.
Ex-Bluebird Thompson was added to the mix as the Clarets went for broke but it took a superb save from Grant to keep their hopes alive as dangerman Bothroyd again used his strength to turn and shoot towards the bottom corner with just over ten minutes to go.
But Steven Thompson has the last word
And the value of that stop was underlined four minutes later when Thompson struck to earn the Clarets a precious point.
The striker had been given a warm welcome by the Cardiff supporters as he entered the fray but then silenced the home crowd as he made a perfect run to the near post to meet a Wallace corner and glance a header, via deflection, into the back of the net for his third and most valuable goal of the season.
Burnley: Grant, Mears, Fox, Duff, Carlisle, Marney (Alexander 90), Cork, Eagles, Iwelumo (Austin 67), Rodriguez (Thompson 74), Wallace. Subs: Elliott, Bartley, Bikey, Jensen.
Booked: Marney 29, Fox 72
Cardiff: Heaton, McNaughton, Hudson, Keinan, Quinn (Blake 67), Whittingham, Burke (Koumas 78), Olofinjana, Chopra (Bellamy 67), Bothroyd, Ramsey. Subs: McPhail, Parkin, Emmanuel-Thomas, Marshall.
Booked: McNaughton 20
Referee: Roger East
Attendance: 21,307
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Wedding Gift Ideas For The Couple That Has Everything
Guests plan on spending an average of $146 on wedding gifts this year, according to a recent survey by Ebates.ca. While this budget leaves room for great gifts, many would agree that the struggle is real when it comes to figuring out what to get the couple that has everything.
Nowadays, most couples are living together before they get married and have all of the starter home items that they could possibly need. So what do you get for the couple that has it all? Here are six fun ideas that will surely gain you brownie points with the bride and groom.
Every penny helps
According to the Ebates.ca survey, 36 per cent of Canadians prefer to receive cash as a wedding gift. While this may not strike you as the most thoughtful gift, money may be helpful to a newly married couple who may have a few post-wedding bills to pay. Make your gift of cash extra thoughtful with a personalized wedding card that you can find online from designers online.
A memorable experience
Make the couple's honeymoon more memorable by purchasing them an experience that can be used on a trip. Think bamboo river rafting or zip lining if they're traveling to Thailand, or purchasing a gift certificate at a high-end hotel or restaurant chain so it can be used wherever they travel.
Make it personalized
Personalized or monogrammed wedding gifts make for creative and thoughtful gifts ideas that will stand out in a sea of serving platters and glassware. Etsy, for example, has an eclectic selection of personalized wedding gift items, from monogrammed cutting boards and steak knife sets to personalized key holder racks.
Help extend the honeymoon phase
You can achieve this by treating them to a night out to a gourmet restaurant, where they can order whatever they like without worrying about the bill. Think mini-staycation, gift cards to a nights stay in a boutique hotel -- unique experiential gift ideas will certainly be appreciated.
Deluxe customized gift basket
When returning from the honeymoon or if the couple is staying after the wedding, think of creating a deluxe custom-built gift basket! Add some great snacks & sweets, movie passes, voucher for a hotel stay, gift cards, a bottle of wine, and a hand-written note with some words of advice. The customization will really add a special touch to the gift and all the goodies will be more than welcome to help unwind after all the stressful wedding planning.
Subscription box surprise
Subscription boxes are the latest craze and there's one for just about everyone! You could sign up the couple for a joint box that they could both enjoy or sign them up for their own boxes for how many months fit in your budget! For the groom; how about a sock subscription box? For the bride, there are so many options available! From beauty to clothing and jewellery, you're sure to find something that suits her personality! Not only is this a great gift idea but it also continues to surprise them for months to come!
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They might not have asked for a home-brewing kit, but you know they want one. Making their own beer at home will be an activity they can do together once all the wedding planning stress is behind them. If you're lucky, you'll reap the benefits too. Brewery In A Box Gallon Home Brewing Kit, $115 on Etsy
Even though your culinary-savvy friends may not think they need a new cutting board, chances are they do. They use boards pretty much any time they cook, and they might not know how important it is to replace them. Make it special and get them a personalized one they'll definitely love and use more than any other gift. Engraved Cutting Board, $27 and up on Etsy
Your pals love to get outside, but sometimes they have to actually do something indoors, as much as they hate to admit it. Bring the garden to them with a terrarium they can build themselves. Terrarium Kit with Chartreuse Moss, $24 on Etsy
If your friends are serious travelers, they've probably already set up some sort of honeymoon fund as part of their registry. They might not think to indulge in a water bottle with a good filter system. Wherever they're traveling, they'll use it all the time. Aqua Vessel Insulated Filtration Water Bottle, $42 from EcoVessel
Your friends love to eat, but once they get all the kitchen appliances they've asked for, they're definitely not going to know what to do. Help 'em out with a cooking class. Find classes on sites like CourseHorse.
Who doesn't want an excuse to eat out? Find a restaurant that has some meaning to your friends. Maybe it's the cuisine they'll eat on their honeymoon, or maybe it's the spot of their first date. Most restaurants offer gift certificates over the phone or on their website.
While everyone is giving frames and focusing on the wedding photo album, give your friends an easy way to memorialize their wedding invitation. You'll be giving them something unique, decorative and meaningful. Personalized Melted Wine Bottle, $25 on Etsy
The art-loving engaged couple don't need an excuse to get to the museum every once in a while, but they'll welcome the extra nudge. Get them a membership to a local museum and they'll thank you when they're not only seeing more art, but engaging with the community.
Who wouldn't want to get monthly shipments of wine? With a wine of the month club, your friends will have the perfect excuse to study up, keep track of what they like and dislike, and ultimately become more informed wine drinkers. Gold Medal Wine Club starts at $37
This may be one of the coolest items one can have in the kitchen. If you think your friends will enjoy watching their food cook (and who wouldn't?) go forth. Glass Pot, $200 at the Moma Store
Wedding vendors add up fast. Whatever you're skills may be, offer them while your friends are wedding planning. Maybe you're crafty and can help put together ceremony programs or place cards. Maybe you're a great photographer and can take family photos or set up a fun photo booth. Maybe you love to bake and can make party-favor cookies. Your friends will be eternally grateful, and you'll get to be an even bigger part of their day.
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Louise: The Start of Something BigMature
It was great to wave my friends off as they went to explore, leaving me to relax at the hotel, away from Silas who had become increasingly more overbearing and clingy. I wondered out to the pool, clutching a cocktail in one hand and slipped into an available deckchair next to Owen who greeted me with a warm smile.
"Hey" he said, looking me up and down, "Love your bikini" he complemented and I blushed, it had been a rather seductive bikini which I had bought with me, mainly to be worn when in the hot tub with Silas, I had brought another one with me but for some reason I felt as though I knew that if I wore this bikini that Owen would flirt with me. Was it wrong to have a bit of harmless flirting whist Silas wasn't around?
"Thank you" I smiled pulling it down slightly, pretending to adjust it but really just trying to make my breasts look bigger. Owen must of noticed this too because his eyes widened and were transfixed, staring down at my chest.
Owen was quite a character as I soon found out; he had a way with words which made me laugh so easily and made me felt so comfortable around him. He wasn't bad looking either, tousled black hair with dark brown eyes you could quite easily get lost in. His arms and legs were beautifully toned, showing large tanned muscles which would obviously help him when it came to wooing the women.
"So where do you come from?" he asked me, "I live West Virginia" I replied, taking a sip of my cocktail.
"Alone?" he pressed, "No I live with my … friend Silas" I said surprised, why had I said friend? Why didn't I tell him that I was engaged to Silas?
Maybe the reason I hadn't told Owen that I was engaged to Silas was that if I did Owen would stop flirting with me and part of me was enjoying the fact was he was flirting with me, It wouldn't hurt anyone would it? How very wrong I was … little did I realize that this was the start of somethingbigsomethinghugeand potentially life changing.
After a few more drinks courtesy of Owen, I was feeling very relaxed, maybe too relaxed, we had retreated inside out of the sunshine and were currently chilling out on a small couch in the lobby, Owens arm wrapped around me. He had just said something which I had found remarkably funny and I had just managed stop laughing when I felt his hand on my cheek. I stared into his eyes then before I could stop it, Owen had pressed his lips against mine. For some reason, I didn't pull away, I should have done, and maybe that should have made me think about whether I am marrying the right person?
As the kiss ended, I looked into his eyes and realization hit me, what had I done?
"I have got to go" I said quickly, jumping to my feet and running to the lift, Owen didn't follow me.
I flung myself onto the double bed, staring up at the ceiling tears blurring my vision, "What had I done?"
My phone buzzed and I reached out and opened the text from Aimee, it read;
Silas is in hospital he was hit by a car, come quick Aimee xx
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Orlando Cruz had his dream of becoming the first openly gay boxer to win a world title unceremoniously cut short on Saturday night at the Thomas and Mack Center, as Orlando Salido earned a seventh-round stoppage victory to capture the vacant WBO featherweight belt.
A year had passed since the 32-year-old Cruz (20-3-1, 10 KOs) garnered global attention and support from the boxing community for publicly announcing his sexual orientation. The Puerto Rican southpaw donned rainbow flag trunks for the clash, and had vowed to continue his historic run by upsetting the favored Salido.
However, Salido (40-12-2, 28 KOs) once held a piece of the title on two separate occasions during a career that started 17 years ago at age 15 in his native Mexico. Ultimately, he proved too tough an assignment for the less-experienced Cruz, who was appearing in his first major title bout.
After an uneventful first frame where both men held back on punches, the second round featured the type of fight most observers expected, as the rugged Salido applied his signature systematic pressure out of the orthodox stance, with the crafty Cruz attempting to utilise his tact and footwork to box his way out of trouble.
But the Mexican's lunging lead right hand was maddeningly effective, and it snapped the Puerto Rican's head back on impact. Salido would follow the shot with left hooks upstairs and to the ribcage. Though Cruz sporadically found a home for his own counter right hook, it failed to do the type of damage to back up an opponent of Salido's caliber.
As the discrepancy in punching power became readily apparent, Cruz switched his tactics in the fifth. In a brief role reversal, he became the aggressor and forced Salido to back into the ropes. Cruz then tagged him with a couple of three-punch combinations in what was arguably his best round of the fight.
Salido blunted that momentum in the sixth, once more digging his head into his rival's chest and delivering hammers from both hands on a backpedaling Cruz, who pushed his right jab out but could not deter the Mexican from pressing forward.
The end came abruptly in the seventh round. As Cruz retreated toward the ropes, Salido stepped in and threw a flurry, but missed with a left uppercut. As the Puerto Rican refrained from returning fire, Salido unleashed his final salvo of the night, a looping right hand followed by a left uppercut that connected with enough influence to send Cruz to the canvas for good. Referee Kenny Bayless counted Cruz out at an official time of 1:05, as the pioneering fighter's dream of a world championship was deferred for now.


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