Who Am I?

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Queen Victoria.

Grrrr!

Too easy!


I am quite dead.

I was royal.

I am legendary for my beauty.

My name translates to "The Beautiful One Has Come".



Sylkat

Without Googling or anything, my first impression was Cleopatra, but it cannot be her because her name means "famous for her father." Let me think now.

Nefertiti.
And I didn't Google too much.

Grrrrr!

Again, too easy.....

I am dead.

I am a world famous artist, but not of a visual art.

One of my most famous creations was for Napolean Bonaparte, but I renamed it when he declared himself emperor.

During my last years, I was unable to experience my own artistic creations, though I continued to produce this art, to great acclaim.



Sylkat

Beethoven.

Yer making me mad, crab!

I am dead.

I wrote only one book, but is one of the most popular books ever written. It was an instant best-seller, was intended for children, and 99.9?% of girls in the English-speaking countries have read, and cried over it.

It has been translated, and is read worldwide.

This book caused the creation of two of the most powerful 'rights' or anti abuse groups in the world.

Don't make me mad again, crab!


Sylkat

Anna Sewell.

All right, smart crustacean, YOU come up with one!


Sylkat

I was male, I'm dead but not buried.
My brother was hanged by a royal family.
I once came down with a disease called ignis sacer.
I left a book open on my desk a few minutes before I died. This book was about another man who, like myself, came to start a worldwide movement.

Lenin?

Right you are.

I was female.

I am dead.

I became famous for writing a book about my years of imprisonment. I and my family were punished for helping others escape the confinement that killed all of my family except me.



Sylkat

This is a tricky one. She could have been a political prisoner. I have some candidates in mind but they are alive. Hmm.

Hint:
If I posted the description in PPR, there would have been an immediate response........she was admired and loved by many, many people.


Sylkat

Corrie ten Boom.