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ysabetwordsmithThese are the character notes for "The Happiness of the Bee."
Drest map Erilich -- He has fair skin, brown eyes, and short brown hair. He is tall for his age, but not quite out of bounds. His heritage is Pictish of the Caledonii clan. He speaks English, Pictish, and Scots Gaelic. He is 10 years old in 2015.
Drest is the older cousin of Nechtan map Galany. They live in rural Scotland, between Loch Ness and the River Spey, around the fork of the River Findhorn, a place called Findhorn Dail. Drest is an avid beekeeper. He spends much of his time out in the moors and woodlands where he tends the bee skeps, weeds bracken out of the heather, and keeps an eye on the wildflowers. He also enjoys boating and fishing with Nechtan.
Qualities: Good (+2) Beekeeper, Good (+2) Naturalistic Intelligence
Poor (-2) Tall
3. Those names which contain Pictish loan-words attested as common nouns in Scottish Gaelic, e.g. bad (‘spot, clump’), dail, (‘haugh, water-meadow’), monadh (‘hill, hill-range, muir’), preas (‘bush’), pòr (‘seed, grain, crops’); + the now obsolete pett.
Nechtan map Galany -- He has fair skin, brown eyes, and wavy chestnut hair cut at chin length. He is short with a round face. His heritage is Pictish of the Caledonii clan. He speaks English, Pictish, and Scots Gaelic. He is 10 years old in 2015.
Nechtan is the younger cousin of Drest map Erilich. They live in rural Scotland, between Loch Ness and the River Spey, around the fork of the River Findhorn, a place called Findhorn Dail. Nechtan loves fishing, frogging, and boating. He is skilled with a coracle. He also enjoys beekeeping with Drest.
Qualities: Good (+2) Naturalistic Intelligence, Good (+2) Water Sports
Poor (-2) Technology
3. Those names which contain Pictish loan-words attested as common nouns in Scottish Gaelic, e.g. bad (‘spot, clump’), dail, (‘haugh, water-meadow’), monadh (‘hill, hill-range, muir’), preas (‘bush’), pòr (‘seed, grain, crops’); + the now obsolete pett.
Drest map Erilich -- He has fair skin, brown eyes, and short brown hair. He is tall for his age, but not quite out of bounds. His heritage is Pictish of the Caledonii clan. He speaks English, Pictish, and Scots Gaelic. He is 10 years old in 2015.
Drest is the older cousin of Nechtan map Galany. They live in rural Scotland, between Loch Ness and the River Spey, around the fork of the River Findhorn, a place called Findhorn Dail. Drest is an avid beekeeper. He spends much of his time out in the moors and woodlands where he tends the bee skeps, weeds bracken out of the heather, and keeps an eye on the wildflowers. He also enjoys boating and fishing with Nechtan.
Qualities: Good (+2) Beekeeper, Good (+2) Naturalistic Intelligence
Poor (-2) Tall
3. Those names which contain Pictish loan-words attested as common nouns in Scottish Gaelic, e.g. bad (‘spot, clump’), dail, (‘haugh, water-meadow’), monadh (‘hill, hill-range, muir’), preas (‘bush’), pòr (‘seed, grain, crops’); + the now obsolete pett.
Nechtan map Galany -- He has fair skin, brown eyes, and wavy chestnut hair cut at chin length. He is short with a round face. His heritage is Pictish of the Caledonii clan. He speaks English, Pictish, and Scots Gaelic. He is 10 years old in 2015.
Nechtan is the younger cousin of Drest map Erilich. They live in rural Scotland, between Loch Ness and the River Spey, around the fork of the River Findhorn, a place called Findhorn Dail. Nechtan loves fishing, frogging, and boating. He is skilled with a coracle. He also enjoys beekeeping with Drest.
Qualities: Good (+2) Naturalistic Intelligence, Good (+2) Water Sports
Poor (-2) Technology
3. Those names which contain Pictish loan-words attested as common nouns in Scottish Gaelic, e.g. bad (‘spot, clump’), dail, (‘haugh, water-meadow’), monadh (‘hill, hill-range, muir’), preas (‘bush’), pòr (‘seed, grain, crops’); + the now obsolete pett.
