Monday, 15 April 2013
M is for Maidens and Men of Gore
Maidens and Men of Gore are citizens selected from birth to act as earthly representatives for Bane (think of them as ancient priests and priestesses but for a violent blood lust god). They do rituals as worship including bloodletting to drain their sin, death matches and dancing after drinking concoctions said to bring them closer to their god. When chosen, an infant is taken from their family and never seen again until they're several years older.
Lord Brinn is tasked with bringing back Deidra when Bane speaks through one of the maidens.
Disputes of the legitimacy of Bane have been raised. But after questioning the honesty of the Maidens and Men of Gore, several who voiced it publicly were found murdered. Silencing further dispute.
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Bane sounds terrifying or at least, the very idea of him.
ReplyDeleteI swear, this story will make me pee my pants or have nightmares, won't it?
ReplyDeleteSounds like you have put a lot of thought into this book Sheena-kay! With the rituals and the politics behind the plot!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for its release!
Seriously creepy. You can't question with consequence, right? At least not openly. ;)
ReplyDeleteThat's one way to control the masses.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like an awesome (and brutal) world you've created, Sheena!
ReplyDeleteThat's a horrible religion!!!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a tough place to grow up and an interesting premise!
ReplyDeleteWow. I would not want to live there.
ReplyDeleteSounds gruesome!
ReplyDeleteOh geez. This does not sound fun...haha
ReplyDeleteBeing a maiden sounds horrible.
ReplyDeleteWell. that's one way to solve an argument. haha. The Bane sounds pretty damn violent, and very cool. LOVE the concept!!
ReplyDeleteLady! You've got to get this book published. I'm ready to read it!
ReplyDeleteI guess that would silence dispute! Wow, very scary place.
ReplyDeleteOh, that's dark. In a very lovely way :)
ReplyDeleteYikes! Sounds scary.
ReplyDeleteSounds like an evil Oz - one who kills instead of sending problem makers out to be killed. :) Writer’s Mark
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of Bane before. Definitely someone I don't want to meet in a dark alley.
ReplyDeleteMen of Gore is enough to make me shudder.
ReplyDeleteI hope the infants didn't have to bloodlet.
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