This is kind of the Outline that I have so far; Thoughts, Constructive criticism are all welcome, ways to make it better and more appealing all welcome!
Never once was a Caraway Penniless.
That’s what the men and women say when they try to explain the big house on the hill…Never once did a Caraway work for all the wealth they sit, and yet they are generous.
The Caraways, Born wealthy and raised wealthy, with a seemingly endless supply of wealth that has supported them for generations.
work is a word hardly found in their Vocabulary.
Living in a castle like mansion atop a hill lives the Caraways, a hardly seen but highly respected family of wealthy former nobility. Though they no longer retain the title they are still a proud, cloaked in reverence and honor.
Their support keeps many things afloat, without them many would grow hungry and destitute.
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To the tiny town of Rosewood the Caraway’s are thought as their saving grace, for before they came the Town was on the verge of starvation, it was the first Caraway, Elijah Caraway who struck a deal with the Tiny Town of Rosewood
‘Support us and we will Support you’
The deal sounded so good to the people that the deal was struck even before ink was put to paper
and so the Caraway’s became the Saviors of Rosewood.
Though now, in the year 1837, the Caraway’s need for the support of the Rosewood people has dwindled as their wealth has become twenty times that of all the peoples put together, though they still support the people of Rosewood as they live in a life of luxury.
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The New Generation of Caraway’s is much more different then their past ancestors, a varying array of personality’s now envelope the family, from shy to malicious, from adulterous womanizer to chaste saint. The Caraway house has fallen on a time of trial, where morals, if at all, are rarely seen in the Caraway family.
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Hatred, Revenge, Jealousy and even love can flourish in the strangest of places, even in the recesses that is the mysterious Caraway house.
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