PLACE: Wilderness
CHARACTERS: Travis and September
SEPTEMBER'S FAMILY:
MOTHER: Harett
FATHER: Abram
SUMMARY:
Travis is a calvary officer. He is old friends with September's parents. September's father was a very rich man before he made a bad investment and lost so much that he became in debt. He had owned the town and had made a rule that in order to live there, you had to have lots of money or you had to be a servant. To enforce this rule, he had men who would run you out of town if you weren't rich.
He married off his daughter so he wouln't have to take care of her. September moves with Travis everywhere he goes and he tries to please her as much as possible because he knows that she is lonely.
CHARACTER SKETCH:
SEPTEMBER
Her name is September because her father was drunk when she was born and she was born in September, so with him drunk, he called her September after her birthday.
TRAVIS:
He
Well, look, it�s another one I never finished. I must have bored myself to sleep writing this one. September? Could I be any stoopider? Also, this story doesn�t even ring a bell whatsoever. The name thing does, but not the story.
SUMMARY:
Kristy is an orphan. She owns half of a ranch. Seth owns the other half. They both live in a big house (separate rooms). Kristy goes looking for the rest of her family.
Kristy? KRISTY?!?! What kind of stupid name is Kristy? How the hell did I come up with that name? It is definitely going to have to change. I also don�t seem to remember this story to well, only vaguely. I think this is one of those stories that I only spent a couple of nights on until I got bored and dropped it.
Two best friends run away. She gets sick. they go into a barn. The people catch them etc...
I think this is one that was born from the movie The Journey of Natty Gann�. I also have an idea with the orphan train or orphans or something.
A girl is captured by Indians. She falls in love. The Indians make an agreement with the Whites to give back all white captives. She's pregnant. etc...
See also: Indian1.doc and Indian2.doc. Imagine that! Out of all these stories, I still write about one of them. The Captain one is a close second.