First born descendant to Clan DunBroch and I'll be shooting for my own hand!" She told the crowed before hitting MacGuffin's target and coming onto the others.Įlinor tried to stop her daughter and right after she shot her third arrow right through Dingwalls', the queen dragged Merida away so she could have a word with her. Merida hid her bow, arrows and quiver as Young MacGuffin, Macintosh and Wee Dingwall shoot an arrow each at their targets and when Wee Dingwall shot the winning shot Merida placed her clan's (crest) flag before throwing her clock off. Merida felt like her days of shooting arrows was coming to an end when her mother told her that she'll have to marry on of the lords first born sons as they fight for her hand and the part of 'first born' gave Merida an idea as she chose archery for the main event and challenge for the lords' sons. Years later Merida became a master archery as she kept up her skills while ridding Angus on days she 'doesn't have to be a princess' and on one of those noun princess days she carved a small Celtic eagle into the wood of the bow. King Fergus gave it to little Merida for her birthday as well as her first archery lesson and when she went to retrieve her first shot arrow Merida came face to face with a Will -O'-the-Wisps as it and a few others led her back to her family.
(But they say that the 'spare' is the burnt bow, that got fixed by it's owner.) When Queen Elinor thrown it into the fireplace and when she and Merida had to reverie the spell, Merida grabbed a spare dark brown bow to assist her. There is a circular gold pendent embedded at the top part of the bow, and three light grey stones tied to the end of the bow. A light brown wooden bow with Celtic markings on each side, with a Celtic eagle carving done by Merida DunBroch.
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