Hello and good evening, dear readers!
First things first – I’ve successfully completed the Sweet
Sixteen Challenge! *throws confetti everywhere* I was supposed to post the
sixteenth challenge tomorrow, actually. However, since my family’s going up to
Baguio and I actually can’t bring my laptop, I posted it today. And hey – there’s
even a download link! (Arzen’s PL also has a link, so you might as well check
it out~)
But for this post, we’ll be discussing the five-part
challenge that I had posted a week/s ago entitled Metanoia. What exactly does the word mean?
credits to: other-wordly @ tumblr! |
As shown, Metanoia is a word of Green origin that means what
the picture says above. But the thing I want to put emphasis on is the phrase a journey of changing.
See, the whole structure of Metanoia (if you’ve read every
part) always begins with a bolded header which states the current location of
that particular ‘chapter’ and the year when it takes place. It spans from 2009 –
2014, right? This is the meaning behind it.
Arianne Maxwell has been my Original Character since the
year 2009 – so I’ve been stuck with her since I was in sixth grade. Although I
only started taking her development seriously around 2010, 2009 was when I really
created the thought of her – except, she had no back story, nothing really
definite. She was a skeleton character back then, and I was just around the
process of creation.
For the first part of Metanoia, it introduces not Arianne
Maxwell, but Arianne Callaghan.