No, brightness isn't always bad... It's just unusual. In the history and study of stars, a sudden increase in intensity often means the star is nearing the end of it's lifetime.
We'd be in trouble if that were true. This group, The Southern Cross, is used to locate the south celestial pole.
There are. But it's still an unsettling thought that one or two points of the Cross may die within our lifetimes. They have been the boldest in the sky since I can remember.
That star blinks out, similar to the king's death. It leaves three alone to make up for the loss. It would make a better comparison were there another star left behind, so all four princes were taken into account.
Heh. Perhaps you are thinking too hard about it. Narborough is one kingdom among hundreds. Those stars are shared by every man, woman, and child alive in those kingdoms. It'd be foolish to think they reflected the events of a single royal family.
But now that you mention it, perhaps the four brighter stars of the Cross represent our princes? Though there are five total. I believe you missed one that sits on the line between the dim one on the right, and the bottom one...
[lol @ itt.]
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We'd be in trouble if that were true. This group, The Southern Cross, is used to locate the south celestial pole.
[also, 4chan ftw XD;]
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It's an interesting parallel to what's happening in the kingdom now.
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That star blinks out, similar to the king's death. It leaves three alone to make up for the loss. It would make a better comparison were there another star left behind, so all four princes were taken into account.
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But now that you mention it, perhaps the four brighter stars of the Cross represent our princes? Though there are five total. I believe you missed one that sits on the line between the dim one on the right, and the bottom one...
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I suppose it's all just coincidence. An interesting coincidence, but that's all, really.
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