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"And sometimes you find yourself back where you started, but stronger and softer all at once." - Victoria Erickson, Rhythms and Roads
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Once upon a time, there was a song. It was the most beautiful song in the world; even more beautiful than the most pleasant melody that you can imagine. The song was heard by only few and to this day, those who were present can't quite recall what it sounded like, only that it was the most lovely sound that they had ever heard.
The song was sung by a Great Lion who goes by the name of Aslan. This song marked the beginning of the world called Narnia.
There was a Great King who ruled over Narnia. His name was Frank and he was the first King of all the Kings. He ruled over Narnia with the Queen, Helen, and together they were the fairest King and Queen in all the land. They, too, were present at Narnia's beginning.
Frank and Helen went on to have many children. Their descendants went on to rule Narnia for hundreds of years. The son of Frank V, Col, even went on to become the first King of Archenland.
In the year 600, the reign of Frank I continued. The last of his descendants claimed the throne once more during the Age of Conquest. They held the throne for many years after that, up until the year 900.
During the Age of Conquest, there lived a King, who went by the name of James. He and his wife, after many years with no success, finally conceived a child. They had a son whom they named James II.
However, James II was not a healthy baby. He died only hours after his birth, leaving his parents devastated and childless.
James and his wife prayed that they would conceive another child. They visited the best doctors in Narnia, seeking out any medical advice that would increase their chances of having another child.
A few years later, a miracle happened. James and his wife were blessed with another son. They named him Jackson, meaning "God has been gracious."
Jackson went on to become the next King. He and his wife conceived two sons. Jackson believed in strong names and creating a strong legacy. Therefore, his first son was named James III, in honor of his father, and his second was named Jackson II.
James III became King once his father passed away. He married a woman named Valerie and together they conceived three children: James IV, Emma, and Charles.
However, this story is not about James III and his heirs.
James's brother, Jackson, also married. His wife was called Astrid and they conceived four children. Jackson, also a believer in strong names, named his children well. Jackson III, Andra, and the twins, Milo and Mila.
