As history progresses, a soul’s journey through time evolves in parallel,
at times advancing and at times regressing, as does the course of collective
humanity. There is a sense of living and dying in a continuum.
Eleuwyn is an early Scottish queen living in the middle of the 6th Century during
the early stages of Christian missionary activity. The significant role she plays
as queen is eroded by an identity crisis when her dogmatic view of the world
begins to disintegrate.
Conrad is a simple village boy living at the end of the 12th Century in northern
Germany. As a young boy, he is selected to become a knight. He embarks on the
Third Holy Crusade where he meets Sir Gayle, a person with whom he has strong
previous associations.
Eva is born half gypsy, but lives within a community of the Reformed Church of
the Netherlands during the early 17th Century when hostilities once again erupt
between the Protestant forces of the Netherlands and the Spanish troops occupying
the Low Countries.
Bintah is a tribesman living in Canada in the latter half of the 17th Century.
He is to become a warrior, but instead remains true to his nature. He becomes
an apprentice shaman and discovers the truth behind the mysterious events occurring
in his land.
Patrick starts life as a farm boy living in the Scottish Highlands. He gains
a scholarship to university and so avoids a dull life as a farmer; however, the
outbreak of World War II sets his life on another course altogether.
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