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--- person:enneth [2024/01/17 10:53] – shyriath
+++ person:enneth [2024/01/18 14:28] (current) – shyriath
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   * **Nicknames or aliases:** Enneth the Dioramist, Enneth the Writer
   * **Date of birth:** 80 Cloud 12:9
-  * **Place of birth:** [[avishraa:community:citadel:Oldstone]], the [[avishraa:community:Citadel:]]
+  * **Place of birth:** [[geopolitical:citadel:Oldstone]], the [[geopolitical:Citadel:]]
 ==== Gender and sexuality ====
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 ==== Religious views ====
-While not strongly religious, Enneth identifies relatively strongly with [[culture:mythology:imperial_religion:siathar:laishar|Laishar the Singer]], whose artistic temperament and joyful attitude she finds admirable; the actual works of [[culture:mythology:imperial_religion:siathar:vorak|Vorak the Scribe]] and of the [[culture:mythology:imperial_religion:siathar:siath#the_elder|Elder]] are more akin to her own, and she finds solace in the peace of Their roles, but feels somewhat stifled by Their solemnity. As none of the [[culture:mythology:imperial_religion:siathar:start#Children]] are known to be patrons of Writers, she offers no devotion to them.
+While not strongly religious, Enneth identifies relatively strongly with [[mythology:imperial_religion:siathar:laishar|Laishar the Singer]], whose artistic temperament and joyful attitude she finds admirable; the actual works of [[mythology:imperial_religion:siathar:vorak|Vorak the Scribe]] and of [[mythology:imperial_religion:siathar:siath#the Elder]] are more akin to her own, and she finds solace in the peace of Their roles, but feels somewhat stifled by Their solemnity. As none of the [[mythology:imperial_religion:siathar:start#Children]] are known to be patrons of Writers, she offers no devotion to them.
-She cannot relate much to most of the [[culture:mythology:imperial_religion:Lamnar:]], who represent powers she can only describe, never truly control. She makes such offerings to them as seems prudent, but otherwise avoids them as much as she can.
+She cannot relate much to most of the [[mythology:imperial_religion:Lamnar:]], who represent powers she can only describe, never truly control. She makes such offerings to them as seems prudent, but otherwise avoids them as much as she can.
 ==== Social aptitude ====
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 ==== Other individuals ====
-Enneth finds [[person:Dlyss]] to be not an unkind employer, but still a demanding and dogmatic one. Enneth has little trouble with the 'demanding', but the 'dogmatic' is less acceptable; she has little understanding of Dlyss' visions and little sympathy for the beliefs she has exported to the [[culture:organization:hzataalar|movement built around her]], and is not inclined to conform to the Oracle's standards where it relates to her personal life. A particular source of tension is Dlyss' assertion that a duty of every good Chosen is the perpetuation of her kind; while Enneth is not completely averse to the idea of being a mother, she has no desire to set out specifically to achieve that purpose, feeling it should come in its own time, and that this is not any of Dlyss' business.
+Enneth finds [[person:Dlyss]] to be not an unkind employer, but still a demanding and dogmatic one. Enneth has little trouble with the 'demanding', but the 'dogmatic' is less acceptable; she has little understanding of Dlyss' visions and little sympathy for the beliefs she has exported to the [[organization:hzataalar|movement built around her]], and is not inclined to conform to the Oracle's standards where it relates to her personal life. A particular source of tension is Dlyss' assertion that a duty of every good Chosen is the perpetuation of her kind; while Enneth is not completely averse to the idea of being a mother, she has no desire to set out specifically to achieve that purpose, feeling it should come in its own time, and that this is not any of Dlyss' business.
 All in all, her feelings about the Oracle are complex. She regards her as youngster might regard an elder aunt - a figure of authority and respect, who knows a lot, but whose worldview is incomprehensible to, and uncomprehending of, a large and younger generation.