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Ursa Found a Photo of the Eagle Woman (#6 of 60)

Three versions are offered below: Ursa as female, male, and transgender or gender neutral. The gender neutral or transgender pronouns are: Ve (pronounced "vee"), Ver ("vur"), Vers ("vurz"), and Verself ("vurself").



Ursa Found a Photo of the Eagle Woman

female symbol
Ursa found a photo of the Eagle Woman. She had black hair and she held a shield in front of her naked belly. The shield was shaped like an egg. Her skin glowed bronze.

The photograph looked nothing like the castle portraits. Those were paintings. They showed a little girl with Goldilocks hair that went in braids down the side of her head. The Eagle Woman had braids, but that was about it.

The portraits had no feathers either. Nor claws.

Ursa Found a Photo of the Eagle Woman

gender neutral symbol and transgender symbol
Ursa found a photo of the Eagle Woman. She had black hair and she held a shield in front of her naked belly. The shield was shaped like an egg. Her skin glowed bronze.

The photograph looked nothing like the castle portraits. Those were paintings. They showed a little girl with Goldilocks hair that went in braids down the side of her head. The Eagle Woman had braids, but that was about it.

The portraits had no feathers either. Nor claws.

Ursa Found a Photo of the Eagle Woman

male symbol
Ursa found a photo of the Eagle Woman. She had black hair and she held a shield in front of her naked belly. The shield was shaped like an egg. Her skin glowed bronze.

The photograph looked nothing like the castle portraits. Those were paintings. They showed a little girl with Goldilocks hair that went in braids down the side of her head. The Eagle Woman had braids, but that was about it.

The portraits had no feathers either. Nor claws.




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posted 25 September 2011