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* [[The Reach|"The Reach"]] (First Appearance, No Lines) | * [[The Reach|"The Reach"]] (First Appearance, No Lines) | ||
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Greek mythology boasted a few Antiopes; one was an Amazon queen, the sister of Hippolyta, who married Theseus (and was, more or less, the original of the Hippolyta of [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]]'s ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]''). | Greek mythology boasted a few Antiopes; one was an Amazon queen, the sister of Hippolyta, who married Theseus (and was, more or less, the original of the Hippolyta of [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]]'s ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]''). | ||
Revision as of 22:22, 19 September 2023
"Antiope" was a female gargoyle of the Wyvern Clan. She had no name, but Antiope is used to identify her.
History
"Antiope" hatched in 958. Her rookery siblings included "Schnozz", Brooklyn, Lexington, and Broadway. When the Wyvern Clan was forming an alliance with Prince Malcolm's people in 971, Antiope eavesdropped on the meeting with the Trio. ("The Reach")
Characteristics
Antiope had two small horns on her brow ridges and two larger horns on her forehead. She had blue skin and black hair.
Appearances
- "The Reach" (First Appearance, No Lines)
- "The Oath" (No Lines)
Real World Background
Greek mythology boasted a few Antiopes; one was an Amazon queen, the sister of Hippolyta, who married Theseus (and was, more or less, the original of the Hippolyta of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream).
