Imperial!Russia/Latvia - Those good memories
anonymous
November 6 2010, 00:10:14 UTC
Reading about Riga (Latvia's capital) in wiki, I found this: "Peter the Great was a big fan of Riga. He helped to rebuild the tallest church in Riga (St.Peter's church) after it was burned down, and created a general plan for Riga's development, including planning many parks and boulevards, and planting some trees himself. Riga became an industrialised port city of the Russian empire, in which it remained until World War I. By 1900, Riga was the third largest city in Russia after Moscow and Saint Petersburg in terms of the number of industrial workers and number of theatres." That means: Hello fertile land for RusLat fluff. The prompt is: their first kiss. By that time Russia would be portrayed as a teenager (1710 onwards), a bit clumsy and (according to the canon) gentle and naive. So I really want to see their relationship growing since when Peter besieged Riga until their kiss, with this whole historical background thingy (:
Bonus: Peter is a doting parent towards Russia and Latvia. More informations at Reply
"Peter the Great was a big fan of Riga.
He helped to rebuild the tallest church in Riga (St.Peter's church) after it was burned down, and created a general plan for Riga's development, including planning many parks and boulevards, and planting some trees himself. Riga became an industrialised port city of the Russian empire, in which it remained until World War I. By 1900, Riga was the third largest city in Russia after Moscow and Saint Petersburg in terms of the number of industrial workers and number of theatres." That means: Hello fertile land for RusLat fluff.
The prompt is: their first kiss. By that time Russia would be portrayed as a teenager (1710 onwards), a bit clumsy and (according to the canon) gentle and naive.
So I really want to see their relationship growing since when Peter besieged Riga until their kiss, with this whole historical background thingy (:
Bonus:
Peter is a doting parent towards Russia and Latvia.
More informations at Reply
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