Seána Kee

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Seána Kee was born in the Midwest, USA but considers herself a nomad. She enjoys writing about relationships, especially among family, with a recurring theme of healing, achieving, and overcoming. Interests include traveling, dragons, and the sort of life adventures that make a good story. She has so far failed to combine all three interests into one event.

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The Perfect Witness

I deliberated over telling the first Pacifica: Origins story from point of view of an eleven-year-old boy. Sometimes there’s a mindset that the age of the main character is the age of the intended audience. I was concerned people might see it as a children’s book and pass it by.

In the end, I let Haru tell the story because a savvy pre-adolescent is the best witness.

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Published on October 09, 2019 19:05 Tags: narrator, pacifica, point-of-view
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“I don’t ever want to be the soldier.”

“I don’t either.”

“But if he ever comes after Lahn or Ayu – ”

“In the heat of the moment you’ll be the soldier,” Loto told him. “You’ll know what to do and you’ll do it, and it will be right. You’ll hate doing it – later, probably, not right at that moment – later you’ll hate having done it, but in the heat of the moment, you’ll do what you need to do.”
Seána Kee, Loto

“Remember that no matter what you make yourself look like, I will always think you are beautiful.” - Loto to his daughter Lahn”
Seána Kee, Haru

“Haru, this. This is the sum of our nearly fifteen years together. I have always stood by you and supported you and loved you and helped you. That’s not going to change no matter what decisions you make, even if those decisions tear my heart out of my chest. Do you have any idea how much I would miss you if you left?”
Seána Kee, Loto

“I love this baby. I don’t know what he looks like. I don’t know what his biological father looks like or what traits he might have passed down. I don’t care. I love this baby because it’s my baby. I want it, and I love it, and if it’s born with three arms and no legs, I will love this baby. This baby is perfect because I want it, and it’s mine.”
Seána Kee, Akela

“Remember that no matter what you make yourself look like, I will always think you are beautiful.”
Seána Kee, Haru

“Healing isn’t going back to what you were before. It will never be like it was before. For me, healing was about being able to enjoy the present moment again. It took a long time, and it wasn’t one big thing where suddenly I was healed. Some days I was all right, and then I’d go back to not being all right again. I’d say now I’m all right more often than I’m not. I can enjoy things and not feel guilty.”
Seána Kee, Akela

“Haru, this. This is the sum of our nearly fifteen years together. I have always stood by you and supported you and loved you and helped you. That’s not going to change no matter what decisions you make, even if those decisions tear my heart out of my chest. Do you have any idea how much I would miss you if you left?”
Seána Kee, Loto

“I don’t ever want to be the soldier.”

“I don’t either.”

“But if he ever comes after Lahn or Ayu – ”

“In the heat of the moment you’ll be the soldier,” Loto told him. “You’ll know what to do and you’ll do it, and it will be right. You’ll hate doing it – later, probably, not right at that moment – later you’ll hate having done it, but in the heat of the moment, you’ll do what you need to do.”
Seána Kee, Loto

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