Days in, Days out

Days in: Mother is home. Terra is home. She sits in her room all day. But when we are blessed with her presence, we are ordered around like slaves. Terra is the Queen, that reaps all the support the slaves get from their father, the King back home. The King that the children were forced to leave to have a better education, promised a life that they wanted. Every full moon gifts are sent to the slaves for support in their new life, but the gifts never get past the Queen. She takes the gifts, sells them, and spreads them through her wants. No one is happy when the Queen is home.

Days out: The Queen is rarely in the castle. She wanders out into the peasant streets to seek out all the poor mens attention. First she dresses in the shortest frock to show off her thundering legs, while wearing a large fur coat. The Queen never realizes it but dressing like this only attracts the rapists and theives of the village. One day before the summer break, the Queen was courted by a mine worker. Being the desperate women she is, took a liking to the attention of the miner. Often leaving the castle to spend days and nights at his fathers humble abode. The miner bunks with his father. The slaves see the Queen less and less. Wondering who is to take care of them; the upside is that there are no more countless orders. A little scared and worried about the Queen the slaves try to get in touch with her. Begging her to return to the castle but she doesn't want to be around them. Days turn into weeks, weeks turn into months of seeing less and less of her. Around four months after this behaviour starts the slaves accept that life without her is much better. The Queen still orders the pantries to be full, but now the slaves cook and clean and live on their own. In their own castle. The head slave takes on the role of authority, the slaves don't have to follow the head slaves orders because it is not a queen but following it's orders keeps the castle from chaos. Slaves and queens from other kingdoms do not see the obscure situation the castle of Oxford is in. The slaves used to make excuses for the Queen when she was inquired from other castles. The slaves were embarrassed of her. But after using every excuse in the scroll, they started to tell others the truth. They didn't know where their queen was. No one reacted positively to the truth of the Queen, they almost empithized with the slaves. Knowing it must be hard for the slaves because they were not ready to take care of themselves, and a whole castle.

Before these days: In the castle of Oxford lived the Queen Terra and Dick-tator Herry. The Queen had had a functioning kingdom with three beautiful daughters, and a loving King. But the Queen always need more than what she had. Seeking out what she already had. One day while going to a ball she met Dick-tator Herry, his warm and charming ways convinced the Queen this is what she was missing. Without a blink the Queen ran off with the Dick-tator, leaving the King to wonder what had gone wrong. And not only did she leave the King, but took the three daughters with her to live a soon to be awful life. When they all arrived at the Dick-tators fortress, they met his two daughter and son. Not one of the children had a say in what was going on between their parents. The Queens daughters begged her to stop. But she was blinded by what she thought was the missing piece to herself. Soon after the marriage the Dick-tator changed, he became mean and abusive to the Queen. In effect the Queen became hard and cruel herself. All the helpless children were forced into slavery, treated like dogs, and abused mentally and physically. No one could escape. Until one day... the Dick-tator left the Queen for a younger skinnier princess. Searching for a better women. He left her with all of his children/slaves, and took all his money.