Someone who believes in another person. A confidence that is often impulsively (but generally rightly) given.

In Franchise Gwomes, citizens could not become voters and stakehaulders until age 125. The term placehaulders referred to all citizens 124 or younger.

Plaza named after the luminous perimeter of moons that occasionally gilt its rim.

A culturally Parisian gwome.

A constellation of stars important to many Kcymaerxthaereal cultures.

Often claimed as the Original Home of Amory Frontage. Not far from what we call the St Lawrence Seaway. (Variant: Plains of Abraham)

Spirit of my thought.

Configurations of lines, points, and xaethyrs with mortality and conscience.

A configuration of lines, points, and xaethyrs with mortality and conscience.

A very tiny fraction; for example, a small fraction of a grain of sand.

A museum director in Rhyolite famous for saving the community’s hoard of rhyoleir at the cost of his own life.

Followers of maritime death shrines or Houses of Warship.