Quakie The Mortal Child Analysis

The Mortal Child
There was once a good witch, named Quakie who was married to a brave knight, Trey. They were about to give birth to a baby girl, in the land of Mystic. Mystic is a discreet town in Greece. But, a witch must have a mortal child, or else your life would be taken, for not fulfilling the good witch legacy. There was only one way the spirits would give back witch’s lives, and the way was... the immortal child, (of the witch) would have to do great deeds for the world. Trey was entitled to being a knight, he signed a lifetime contract defending the kingdom of Crease, but due to the fact the small family was expecting, he had to stop his duties, in Crease. He made a deal with the king, that when the girl turned 18, she must come and defend the Capitol, taking Trey’s position.
Quakie gave birth to her child in a small cottage, where a young nurse delivered the child. The nurse was a family friend and knew that Quakie would pass.The baby came and Quakie got one look at her child before she died. Quakies last wish, was that her daughter's name was to be Aspen because she loved the way aspen trees looked. Quakie wasn’t pleased about her life coming to an end, but she believed that her daughter would do something great in this world. Trey too believed that their
The colt was as white as the clouds and had grey stocking, she stood tall and powerful. Surprisingly, Aspen caught the horse quickly, she looked for an owner but no one was in sight, so she decided she would keep her. The horse was named Aglaia, after the beautiful Greek Goddess. When Aspen and Aglaia arrived, Trey spoke out to Aspen that she was allowed to keep the horse, because it was only right that she had a horse to carry her on her duties.Trey helped Aspen train Aglaia, and with time the horse became very easy to handle. Aspen and Aglaia rode in through the meadows, hunted game,