REFLECTIONS ON A TIME WHEN THE UNIVERSE WAS YOUNG, AND THE LIGHT WAS UPON US ALL ... WELCOME TO THE CONVERGENCE PART V

Previously: Reflections continues into uncharted territory as the saga undergoes a revision that splinters from the saga to create an all new structure in a groundbreaking revelation that will lay the ground work for Of Crimson Indigo: Convergence.

As the saga grew in scope, it simplified into a tangible story laying the groundwork for a love story between characters that possessed unique abilities due to the fusion of lifetimes, knowledge and an uncanny reality crossing ability that made the entire saga reach a singularity, whereby the concept of Crimson Indigo became the story of one person's adventures in parallel existences that translated into different life experiences. Of Crimson Indigo grew up in the mark of a heartbeat and the character of Olivia Sutton was born.

Olivia Sutton became with no uncertain force of nature the central character of the entire point of origin. She was Krydal Starr, Jake Ramious, Nilana Keri, Samuel Nomad, and a host of other characters all rolled into one. And, as Olivia Sutton took shape, she solidified the personification of woman capable of driving the story forward, across a temporal abyss, multiple lifetimes, male and female incarnations, regardless of what the story called for... a hero.

​At the same time she became her own worst nightmare, the personification of both good and evil, hero and villain, and with every turn, a new outcome could present itself. The driving force of the Crimson Indigo Saga became the possibility of a recurrence –– a memory, or déjà vu. The actions in one universe played out in another, and fragments of one adventure affected another version of the lead character. She could be in two places or a hundred at the same time. So we narrowed it to three, the past, present and future. Otherwise, what came before would happen again, over and over again. This allowed the character to review the sum of her actions in this and previous existences, as viewed upon as a means of deciding their fate in some future state of affairs or existences.

​The only aspect of the main character missing was the time travel element. How to get from the future to the past, or from the past to the present, and in what universe? The human element complicated the matter as well. Human beings have a cap on the previous life experience, making the current lifetime a learning experience. In essence the world is a classroom, and the participants have no idea who they are, or who they were at some other point in time. And, to further complicate the matter, the factions of alternate existences, the soul, spirit, higher self –– multiple bodies on multiple planes of existence needed to be addressed.  One future replacing another, whether manmade or fabricated by some higher source, code or ultimate intelligence needed to be rectified. Our hero had to be a multidimensional being.  But how and why remained a mystery.

Next time: Reflections will address the aspects of creating a hero who had none of the abilities of a god, but clearly had the potential to flirt with the possibilities, and use her faculties, skills and expertise to venture beyond the veil of both good and evil, to face her own demons and resurrect that part of her needed to overcome both the adversary within and the one she faced physically. Only then would our hero master the journey, learn from her mistakes, and find new existence from the ashes of the old.
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Reflections is the Blog of Author Grant Fausey
Creator Of Crimson Indigo
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