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Compare And Contrast First Division Shield

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I chose to divide my shield into a per pall, reversed, first division shield (three division shield) because there are three prominent things about me that I believe are important. In the divisions, I have the tinctures of gules, purpure, argent, and or. The first division represents that I am the first born child in my family, the file mark of cadency represents this. It also happens that I am also the first born son of the first born son in the Eways family, and this garners me a lot of attention. The attention makes me feel special and is the bond I have with my extended family. For the second division, I chose the charge of a medical cross to show that I want to follow in my mother 's footsteps as a doctor. My mom is a fertility doctor

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