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The
armiger and his mother
were both born in the
summer and their shared
zodiac sign is Leo which
led to the use of lion
motifs being
incorporated into many
aspects of their lives,
whether it be a
lion-head plaque on the
front door of the
childhood home, a lion
being inscribed on the
armiger’s High School
class ring, or pictures
and statuary of, or
including, lions
decorating the walls of
their home.
The
wolves reference the
fact that the armiger’s
father has owned German
Shepherds throughout his
life, and recently
acquired two, a male,
Kairo, and a female,
Kita; both have earned
titles from the American
Kennel Club, with Kita
competing in Fast Cat
races and Dock Diving
while Kairo has earned
titles in obedience and
trick dog competitions.
Kita was named the
Fastest German Shepherd
Dog in 2020 for the New
River Valley Kennel
Club.
The
key, an obvious pun on
the surname, has long
been used as a symbol of
and associated with the
family surname which is
pronounced
“Key-See”.
The
significance of the
colours is more trivial
than the significance of
the charges, but they
still bear importance to
the armiger and his
family; his father’s
favourite colour is
black and he always
finds a way to
incorporate it into
everything he owns, from
vehicles to bedsheets!
Red is the armiger’s
favourite colour, and he
too always tries to find
ways to incorporate it
into his life in much
the same way as his
father. The “family”
lion, or zodiac sign of
Leo, has always been
represented in the
colour Gold and the
family home is painted
yellow, with burgundy
shutters, doors, and
porches.
Silver
has always been the
preferred choice of
jewellery, with the
armiger’s parents’
wedding bands being
silver, as is the
engagement ring of his
fiancée, and the
necklace he has worn
since childhood. Silver
is seen as a constant
form of expression for
the family.
Green
too has been a constant,
with two rooms in the
armiger’s childhood home
painted entirely green
and, in his own home,
the kitchen is also
painted green. He is
surrounded by green
living on a plot of land
of over fifteen shared
acres in a bowl of trees
within a small copse. To
the front of the
armiger’s house is
nothing but forest that
seems to go on forever.
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