He’s not quite there yet, but close. Envir is a combination of shadow and right hand to Farro Trevian. He practically raised the prince after the death of Queen Ashara and the resulting neglect from his own father, King Halgundar. For a long time, I didn’t know exactly how I wanted Envir to look. I knew I wanted his skin to have a slate-like cast to it, almost a gray-blue hue. After the first John Wick movie, I started to hone his character a little more and I enjoyed the class and style Lance Reddick brought to Charon. Charon is also one of my favorite psychopomps in mythology. I also like how angular Lance Reddick was when he was in Fringe. Envir’s more gaunt, and almost haunted in his ways, and has a penchant for merely vanishing into the background whenever his charge is in the limelight. He’s always nearby, serves Farro with unflinching loyalty and has always believed in him.
The Everwild
Everywhere I look any more, “Everwild” which has been both, my online moniker and my online home since the early 2000s, grows ever increasingly popular. It started as a forest in a story I wrote when I was a teenager, and when I discovered the Internet, I began using elements of that forest and its denizens to identify myself. I don’t know how to feel any more about all the ways it has been taken now and used. I mean, I get it. There are plenty of “Bobs” and “Sarahs” and probably a gazillion “Lisas” out there, but now it’s just… everywhere.
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