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 ** NOTES: Kueo (kway-oh) ~ "Father" (formal), Kue (kway) ~ "Dad" (informal; everyday usage) Kueo, Father, hear my prayer help me to know You are there let me see I'm not alone give me somewhere to call home. When I stumble, place my feet upon the path of light I seek give direction to my steps Kue, grant me perseverance. Do not let me stray from love, from all that's good, from You above. Place in me a burning flame that soon the world may feel the same. Your peace, Your joy, Your gift of grace let them look upon Your face show them Your almighty power shelter them, Kueo, embower. Kueo, Father, hear my prayer help them to k

Silvestré, a boisterous gypsy youth growing up in the slums of medieval France with a rag-tag group of adolescents, is out wandering the streets in search of the King's Courtyard when he stumbles, quite literally, upon her—a poor, unwanted babe who's been dropped to the cold cobblestone road in abandonment. Being naturally wild and irresponsible as he is, Silvestré himself is shocked at the surge of affection and empathy he feels for the child. Noticing the radiant sparkle as her eyes reflect the moon's soft glow, he calls her Estélle—"Star". He takes Estélle in, acting as an older brother to her, and introduces her to the gang of boys he liv

There's this family: a father, a mother, and their son. The father has thick, course, antique-brown hair and pewter gray eyes, the mother has thin, smooth, raven-black hair and brilliant emerald-green eyes, and their son has sleek, shiny, ink-black hair and stunning sky-blue eyes. The father's name is Marlon (which means 'wild falcon' in French), the mother's name is Estélle (which means 'star' in French), and the son's name is Silvestré (which means 'from the forest' in French). They are all poor citizens of France who have been forced to become gypsies in order to earn a living. The mother, Estélle, is pregnant and dies while giving birth t