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Week 2: Ceto and Giri

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The character’s name is Ceto. On the outside they look draconic, with scaly skin.They are a creature of the sea and have various fins and spikes along their body. They project a playful, and sometimes humorous nature. On the inside they are childish, innocent, and afraid of their new form on the surface. They used to be an underground body of water, but now they must adjust. What they want most is to expand, and find their way back underground. They want to return to how they were, and be back underground. What stops them from getting what they want is Giri, the mountain spirit, who does not want Ceto to take over so much land that her mountainland becomes isolated. What Ceto needs to learn is that acting rashly won’t solve their problems, and that they need to be patient to think through decisions. Also, Ceto needs to learn to accept themselves as they are, and not feel the need to change themselves.

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