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Hi everyone
I want to write a story where the Starklings' genders are reversed. Do you have any particular advice? In this story, FemRobb is engaged to Joffrey, and FemBran doesn't fall from the tower. Both accompany Ned to the capital and he ends up dying anyway upon discovering the twincest.
Tentative names:
Robb --> Celia; because Robb is a Riverlands name and Catelyn named her; however, her name could also be Lyarra, but I don't know, it sounds cliché.
Jon --> Jeyne; because Jeyne is the female form of Jon, haha.
Sansa --> Rodrik; because I couldn't find any Stark or Northern names that begin with "s," so Rodrik could be Ned's first maleborn.
Arya --> Artos; because both sound similar, and the last Artos Stark was a hero for the North.
Brandon --> Branda; well, Branda is Brandon for women.
Rickon --> Ricka; I couldn't think of anything else, the only problem is that it sounds a bit too long and there's already another name that starts with R.
On May 2, 2002, in the Colombian municipality of Bojayá, the FARC (a communist-leaning armed group) detonated a gas cylinder bomb against the town's church during a territorial dispute with another armed group (this one right-wing), which used the civilian population as human shields. The explosion killed 79 people, destroyed the church, and mutilated the statue of Christ, which was later rescued by survivors of the attack.
The statue was cleaned but not restored and became a symbol of resistance for the victims, known as the Black Christ, the Broken Christ, or the Mutilated Christ. Years later, in 2017, it was presented to Pope Francis during his visit to Colombia. The Pope, moved by the tragedy, offered the following prayer:
O Black Christ of Bojayá,
who reminds us of your passion and death;
together with your arms and feet
they have torn away your children
who sought refuge in you.
O black Christ of Bojayá,
who look tenderly upon us
and in whose face is serenity;
your heart beats
so that we may be received in your love.
O black Christ of Bojayá,
Grant us to commit ourselves to restoring your body.
May we be your feet that go forth to encounter
our brothers and sisters in need;
your arms to embrace
those who have lost their dignity;
your hands to bless and console
those who weep alone.
Make us witnesses
to your love and infinite mercy.
Amen.
P.S.: I apologize for the poor image quality; it seems that all the photos of Francis in front of the image available on the internet were taken from the broadcast of the mass on September 7 in Villavicencio.