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Book1:TeDream-Maker (45 / 184)

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        "Whatwereyougoingtosay?"

        "Nothing!"repliedDorna,makingaface.

        Natalie:

        Nataliewasextremelyshybynatureaalmostallhertimeeitherexerginthegymordangoageoftheauditorium.Atrueartist,shekeptastrictdiettomaintainthelightnessandbuoyancyrequiredofaballetdancer.ShespokewithaheavyRussia,sothenguagebarriermayhavebeenthereasonwhysheseldomunicatedwithothers,butherdimpledsmileandpleasingdispositionendearedhertoeveryone.ShewastheoppositeoftheoutgoingandoutspokenDorna,whobecameonafirst-namebasiswithalmosteveryoheKingdomofDreamsafteronlyafewmonths.DornamadefriendswithCortezandKojak,KingDimitri’stwotigers,whousuallysatbeforethethrone,andshewouldroamthehillstogetherwiththem.DornabecameiedinNatalieafterseeingherperformintheballet"TheBearaerfly".Herbeautifuldangdepictedthefroliebutterflyflutteringdelicatelyamongthemyriadofflowersupthehilnddownthedale.Herswayingfigureseemedtobebahestemofaflowerorabdeofgrass.Heretherealbeautymadeherseemmorelikeaspiritthanahumanbeing.Theotherrole,thebear,wasofcourseperformedbyKingDimitri.Thestartlingtrastbetweenthebig,heavybodyandclumsymovementsofthebearandthedelicatebutterflyproducedaicaleffect.Theaudience,whilemarvelingatthepowersoftheSupernaturalBeingwhocouldcreatecreaturessooppositeinappearaemperament,alsoappudedtheimaginationailityofthechrapher,KingDimitri.Therewerethreeathedance:

        Act1

        Onaheavilyfoggyspringm,thebearwaswanderingaimlesslyinthewidefieldsandmeadows.Abutterflyflewupanddownandaroundhim,butalwayswithinashortdistance,asifleadinghimtowardssomedestination.Curious,thebearfollowedher,fppinghisarms,imitatingherflying.Theheavymistgavehimaprivacyotherwiseimpossible,lettinghimreverttohisnaturalhrowingawaythehypocrisyofmundanede.Butthenthebearrealizedthathenolongerreposedinahumanbodyandthereforedidnothavetobotherwithhumaris.Peingthedensefog,hefoundmoreclustersofflowersthanhehadeverseeninthemeadows,headsbenttogetherasifwhisperingineachother’sears.Ashewenton,aseaofflreetedhim,whisperingthatitwassaidaFlowerFairywouldbeborhefirstraysofsunshineappeared.Smittenbycuriosity,thebeartiofollowthebutterfly.Gradually,anobscurerayofsunshiratedthefog.Hezigzaggedonnotknowingwherehewasorwhichwayhetook.Thenhecametothefootofahill.Thewihefogawaytotheothersideofthemountain.Sunshineburstout.Hesawaseaofexuberantflowersflutteringandswayinginjoy,hailihoftheFlowerFairy.Butterfliesflewoutoftheflowersaerflyandthebearsoonjoihecrowdanddisappeared

        Act2

        Thebearwelyintotheseaofflowers.Thousandsofbutterfliesflewamoheringpollen.Flowerspetedforattention,usingtheirbeautyandfragratracttheirrovingandflitteringbeaus.Tothebutterfly,theywereasexualsymbol.Theirretionshipwasoweentheluringandtheluredtoreachtheaimofreproduforthetinuationofthespecies.Followingthesoundofflowingwater,thebearcametoastreambesideawood.Suddenly,anexquisitelybeautifulgirlwithlong,snow-whitehairwasseendanginthewoods.Sheseemedtobehalf-floatingintheair,hertoestouglightlyoipofthegrassandflowers,totallyunsciousofherradiayandmatchlessgrace,bentonlyonexpressingherjoyofbirthintothisworld.WhatshedidnotknohenGodcreatedflowersandgavethembeauty,healsoputonthemaandnottocauselustinothers,eventhoughuionally.Todosowassinful.ThiseciallytruefortheFlowerFairy,whohastosetanexampleforallhersubjedthereforehadtobemorechastethahers,orshehastoapologizetoGodbydeath.

        Act3

        Thebearhidbehindatreetowatchthisfasatingseunnoticed.ThebeautyandgraceoftheFlowerFairyseemedoddlyfamiliaruntilherememberedthebutterflythathadledhimhere.

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