Seraphim McLean Phelps ~ by SaralynArati

SaralynArati

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Yes, SleepyKitty, the fiddle is based off that song, and thank you for your interest!

11 years ago

SaralynArati

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You're very welcome, Falak!! It's a fun contest. :)

11 years ago

SleepyKitty

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Was the fiddle based off that one old country song?

11 years ago

Falak

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Thanks to you I found LadyLeaf's very cool contest and made an OC of my own. <3

11 years ago

SaralynArati

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Thanks to you both, Falak and LadySky!!! Yes, she's an OC now, I think. ;)

11 years ago

LadySky

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Awesome back story!

11 years ago

Falak

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Is this your OC? Very interesting back story.

11 years ago

SaralynArati

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Mr. McLean's wishes are further explained in the comments under this doll: httpwww.dolldivine.com/Other-Dolls/SaralynArati-2889805 but basically what he wants is vengeance. For many years simple respect kept the local bad guys from bothering Johnny or his kinfolk, despite the fact that the golden fiddle was well known to be kept by Mr. McLean mounted above his bed. Recently, however, professional criminals involved in the drug trade started appearing in the general area.

11 years ago

SaralynArati

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Ms. Phelps is interested in detaching the spirit of her great uncle from the item so that it might become auctionable. At the moment Uncle Johnny is communicating his desires and terms to her through the fiddle, which he occasionally plays just for the... um... heck of it... at odd hours of the day and night.

11 years ago

SaralynArati

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Ms. Phelps is currently acting as agent for one Johnny McLean, deceased, of Georgia, who is currently haunting said golden fiddle, which, according to family legend, he won directly from the devil in a music contest.

11 years ago

SaralynArati

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Seraphim has recently acquired a solid gold fiddle from her birth state, sold to her by very shady characters who were so frightened of the object in question, that they were willing to sign in their own blood that no negative consequences of owning this artifact would defray to her, but rather that their immortal souls would be liable for all damages or expenses incurred. No doubt they thought such a sweet faced young girl could not enforce this contract. That would be a mistake.

11 years ago