Post by gennifairy on Sept 16, 2009 16:52:38 GMT -5
Pard
By the time the cops arrived, Zane was healed. He'd curled around Nathaniel's unconscious body like it was a teddy bear, still crying. He stroked Nathaniel's hair and muttered over and over, "She'll keep us safe. She'll keep us safe. She'll keep us safe."
(Burnt Offerings, page 23, paragraph 2)
* Pard is the wereleopard equivalent for pack.
* There aren't very many terms within the pard save a few. Most of the terms come from French heraldry:
Nimir-ra Leopard Queen
Nimir-raj Leopard King
Léopardé Lionne A term for the wereleopard leader who protects the pard actively.
Rampant Leopard - Protector, avenger
Lion Passant A term for the wereleopard leader who does not actively protect the pard.(Sleeping Lion)
* Wereleopards have a few phrases in common with werewolves, ie. "The moon is rising. Time is passing."
* To ask for protection, a leopard can petition a dominant by moving into the dominant. If it is granted, the dominant will touch the submissive which then signals to any other lycanthropes in the area that he or she will protect that petitioner from their enemies/pursuers.
* When wereleopards greet a dominant, a common practice is to lick the hand of the dominant.
halo-productions.com/anita/info/pard.htm
By the time the cops arrived, Zane was healed. He'd curled around Nathaniel's unconscious body like it was a teddy bear, still crying. He stroked Nathaniel's hair and muttered over and over, "She'll keep us safe. She'll keep us safe. She'll keep us safe."
(Burnt Offerings, page 23, paragraph 2)
* Pard is the wereleopard equivalent for pack.
* There aren't very many terms within the pard save a few. Most of the terms come from French heraldry:
Nimir-ra Leopard Queen
Nimir-raj Leopard King
Léopardé Lionne A term for the wereleopard leader who protects the pard actively.
Rampant Leopard - Protector, avenger
Lion Passant A term for the wereleopard leader who does not actively protect the pard.(Sleeping Lion)
* Wereleopards have a few phrases in common with werewolves, ie. "The moon is rising. Time is passing."
* To ask for protection, a leopard can petition a dominant by moving into the dominant. If it is granted, the dominant will touch the submissive which then signals to any other lycanthropes in the area that he or she will protect that petitioner from their enemies/pursuers.
* When wereleopards greet a dominant, a common practice is to lick the hand of the dominant.
halo-productions.com/anita/info/pard.htm