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Originally Posted by QUINN HAS A GUN
I have no idea why you would call it Elegy, but I don't care!
This map is gorgeous! The merging is very well done. I like it alot... and it is downloaded.
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Well, the name was actually pretty well thought out. The hole in pic three reminded me of the hole in Jeepers Creepers. You know, the one the creature stuffed it's victims down. From there I wrote the description for the map. Below.
"This building was once used by a cannibalistic serial killer to store bodies. Creepy eh?"
Then I went to some website to find synonyms of mourning and found this on wikipedia.
The term "
elegy" was originally used for a type of
poetic meter (
Elegiac metre), but is also used for a
poem of mourning, from the Greek
elegeia (derived from
elegos), a reflection on the death of someone or on a sorrow generally - which is a form of lyric poetry. An elegy can also reflect on something which seems strange or mysterious to the author. In addition, an elegy (sometimes spelled elegíe) may be a type of musical work, usually in a sad and somber attitude. It is not to be confused with a
eulogy.