09-19-2018, 05:17 PM
[div style="width: 527px; line-height: 1.4; text-align: justify; font-family: constantia; font-size: 11px;"]suvi ó faoláin—
The pup raised her head, blinking slowly. This one was unfamiliar. Rough. She frowned, brows creasing sharply. She knew her name. Suvi. She liked it a lot, too. Short. Simple. The sylabbles never left her lips however. She had never been hard pressed to speak before. The neccessity had never exisited. She could quietly be happy without english - or gaelic, back home - requried.
That being said, Suvi was not sure how to respond to such a direct question without words. She could not sign, nor write. No pictures would illustrate a name such as hers. No matter how hard the gears in her head turned, she had no answer. Only her father managed to save her from even making a sound. Her ears perked up, eyes brightening.
A second later, her tail resumed its previous wagging. With a thoughtful expression, she let her ball go, tilting her head curiously in Caesar's direction. It was, if memory served her correctly, his turn now to say his own name. Though she would never speak it.
[align=right]— mhaighdean uasal bhàn
The pup raised her head, blinking slowly. This one was unfamiliar. Rough. She frowned, brows creasing sharply. She knew her name. Suvi. She liked it a lot, too. Short. Simple. The sylabbles never left her lips however. She had never been hard pressed to speak before. The neccessity had never exisited. She could quietly be happy without english - or gaelic, back home - requried.
That being said, Suvi was not sure how to respond to such a direct question without words. She could not sign, nor write. No pictures would illustrate a name such as hers. No matter how hard the gears in her head turned, she had no answer. Only her father managed to save her from even making a sound. Her ears perked up, eyes brightening.
A second later, her tail resumed its previous wagging. With a thoughtful expression, she let her ball go, tilting her head curiously in Caesar's direction. It was, if memory served her correctly, his turn now to say his own name. Though she would never speak it.
[align=right]— mhaighdean uasal bhàn