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Is Egyptian mythology too obscure? XD;;;
Was thinking of a few Eastern Asian folktales - mostly Japanese - that have all had various retellings over times. So no legal bindings there. And maybe a Cleopatra story with a twist, cos Egypt's my thing and I am a geek :)
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Date: 2010-11-24 06:06 pm (UTC)Was thinking of a few Eastern Asian folktales - mostly Japanese - that have all had various retellings over times. So no legal bindings there. And maybe a Cleopatra story with a twist, cos Egypt's my thing and I am a geek :)