TWO THINGS ABOUT THE MUIRS...and so on, and so on.
Two things make a Muir dangerous...
1. The worst gift for Fate to bestow upon a trouble-making lot like the Muir clan, is to give them a bit of power--magical powers, some say. The Muirs? They call it The Responsibility.
2. The first gift wouldna be so terrible, but the Muirs are often gifted with twins, and when twins are born among this lot, The Responsibility is multiplied by more than just two.
Two things increase these dangers...
1. If the twins be identical, separate them if possible. The trouble they can cause will haunt generations.
2. If you happen to cross a Muir who is the daughter of a twin, who was the daughter of a twin, it doesn't matter if she is a twin or not. Just kiss your butt goodbye.
Two things make the Muirs wish they weren't Muirs:
1. Chances are, they've had so many responsible ancestors they spend all their days trying to undo some rather irresponsible actions.
2. Chances are...their offspring will come in pairs--something for which no sane mother would wish, and every Muir mother dreads.
Two people you never want to meet:
1. A male Muir twin. 2. His brother.
(You'll find out why in Wickham and Ivy's story.)
1. The worst gift for Fate to bestow upon a trouble-making lot like the Muir clan, is to give them a bit of power--magical powers, some say. The Muirs? They call it The Responsibility.
2. The first gift wouldna be so terrible, but the Muirs are often gifted with twins, and when twins are born among this lot, The Responsibility is multiplied by more than just two.
Two things increase these dangers...
1. If the twins be identical, separate them if possible. The trouble they can cause will haunt generations.
2. If you happen to cross a Muir who is the daughter of a twin, who was the daughter of a twin, it doesn't matter if she is a twin or not. Just kiss your butt goodbye.
Two things make the Muirs wish they weren't Muirs:
1. Chances are, they've had so many responsible ancestors they spend all their days trying to undo some rather irresponsible actions.
2. Chances are...their offspring will come in pairs--something for which no sane mother would wish, and every Muir mother dreads.
Two people you never want to meet:
1. A male Muir twin. 2. His brother.
(You'll find out why in Wickham and Ivy's story.)