Post by Yekaterina Braginskaya on Oct 18, 2010 21:36:19 GMT -5
Under Maple's suggestion, I thought we should set the history of the three siblings relationship with each other and their parents. Nothing has to be concrete, but it would be nice for future referencing so we don't end up in an awkward situation later.
Nothing has to match up with the parents entirely, because I know that my brothers and sister were not raised the same way I was, and am sometimes convinced that we were all raised by completely different people.
As far as Yekaterina goes, I've covered in her profile that she was left to be raised by her mother for some time. Particularly up until she was about six and Ivan four. In this time, Rina formed an attachment with her mother which helped foster her maternal instinct. It was in this time that she learned all her skills with house-hold chores and wifely duties, but it wasn't nearly as ingrained into her head as it was with her sister.
A few months before Natalia was born was when her father became obsessed with Rina being perfect in all her tasks. While never physically abused, the look of disappointment on both her parents faces was enough to send her into tears.
((Will add more later))
Nothing has to match up with the parents entirely, because I know that my brothers and sister were not raised the same way I was, and am sometimes convinced that we were all raised by completely different people.
As far as Yekaterina goes, I've covered in her profile that she was left to be raised by her mother for some time. Particularly up until she was about six and Ivan four. In this time, Rina formed an attachment with her mother which helped foster her maternal instinct. It was in this time that she learned all her skills with house-hold chores and wifely duties, but it wasn't nearly as ingrained into her head as it was with her sister.
A few months before Natalia was born was when her father became obsessed with Rina being perfect in all her tasks. While never physically abused, the look of disappointment on both her parents faces was enough to send her into tears.
((Will add more later))
