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Nora is a young farmer living on Prospit.

 

As a child, Nora lived a calm life with her parents. When she reached sixteen, she moved out of home and worked as a farmhand in an orchard. She worked long days in exchange for food, shelter, and pocket money for clothes. When Nora was eighteen she said goodbye to the farmers who had been close friends to her for years and traveled to Prospit in search of fertile land to start her own farm.

 

Today, Nora resides in her two-person town of Siera with Jdthoma, a welcome addition to the town. Nora works on understanding more about Prospit and Kogongu’s dynamics and societies.

Nora has now made herself acquainted with several political figures in Kogongu and Prospit.

 

Nora believes that all deserve kindness, respect, and compassion.

 

In addition, she believes to give hospitality to all that come to her door regardless of their beliefs.

 

A collection of stories from Nora's past.

 

As Nora woke up she could feel the cold inside her little room. She sat up and saw a thin layer of frost on the window. Nora laid back down and wrapped herself in her warm pelts, not yet wanting to face the day's challenges. After trying, and failing, to fall asleep again, Nora got back up. Nora got dressed and wiped the frost on the window away to reveal a perfect layer of snow on the ground. She put a cloth against the window and headed to the front door, where she grabbed her sheepskin coat, and walked to the little store in town.

“Milo! I hope the snow wasn't too bad.” Nora said as she walked into the little store.

After hearing that Nora snatched up the butter, eggs, and loaf of bread, and swiftly rushed out of the little store. “Thanks Milo! You’re the best.” Nora half yelled as she ran out.

Nora headed home, put up her coat, and set down what she had gotten from the store. Nora sat down next to the dwindling fire on the hearth. She took off the cloth wrap around her hands and made herself a small breakfast while waiting for her parents to get up.

Nora ran frantically through the forest as the sun slowly hid just beyond the horizon.

“Emmett! It's getting dark!” Nora yelled.