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	The climatic aria of [[Luther Bedarik]]'s [[the Soulless Crown]], in which [[Grandfather Wolf]] (here used as an allegorical figure for [[Harkon Lukas]]) expresses his sense of [[betrayal]] and final defeat at his two back-stabbing children before facing [[exile]]. Ironically, Harkon Lukas reframed its meaning entirely<ref>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Rl_Gaz_I_WE.pdf Gazetteer I Web Enhancement] p. 4</ref> ~~to defeat Bedarik in the [[Meistersinger Contests\|meistersinger contest]] of [[743 BC]]~~, thereby causing Bedarik to flee from public life.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 95">[[Gazetteer I]] p.95</ref>		The climatic aria of [[Luther Bedarik]]'s [[the Soulless Crown]], in which [[Grandfather Wolf]] (here used as an allegorical figure for [[Harkon Lukas]]) expresses his sense of [[betrayal]] and final defeat at his two back-stabbing children before facing [[exile]]. Ironically, Harkon Lukas reframed its meaning entirely to defeat Bedarik in the [[Meistersinger Contests\|meistersinger contest]] of [[743 BC]]<ref>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Rl_Gaz_I_WE.pdf Gazetteer I Web Enhancement] p. 4</ref>, thereby causing Bedarik to flee from public life.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 95">[[Gazetteer I]] p.95</ref>

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	The climatic aria of [[Luther Bedarik]]'s [[the Soulless Crown]], in which [[Grandfather Wolf]] (here used as an allegorical figure for [[Harkon Lukas]]) expresses his sense of [[betrayal]] and final defeat at his two back-stabbing children before facing [[exile]]. Ironically, Harkon Lukas reframed its meaning entirely to defeat Bedarik in the [[Meistersinger Contests\|meistersinger contest]] of [[743 BC]], thereby causing Bedarik to flee from public life.<ref>[~~http://fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Rl_Gaz_I_WE.pdf~~ Gazetteer I ~~Web Enhancement~~] p. 4</ref>		The climatic aria of [[Luther Bedarik]]'s [[the Soulless Crown]], in which [[Grandfather Wolf]] (here used as an allegorical figure for [[Harkon Lukas]]) expresses his sense of [[betrayal]] and final defeat at his two back-stabbing children before facing [[exile]]. Ironically, Harkon Lukas reframed its meaning entirely<ref>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Rl_Gaz_I_WE.pdf Gazetteer I Web Enhancement] p. 4</ref> to defeat Bedarik in the [[Meistersinger Contests\|meistersinger contest]] of [[743 BC]], thereby causing Bedarik to flee from public life.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 95">[[Gazetteer I]] p.95</ref>

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The climatic aria of [[Luther Bedarik]]'s [[the Soulless Crown]], in which [[Grandfather Wolf]] (here used as an allegorical figure for [[Harkon Lukas]]) expresses his sense of [[betrayal]] and final defeat at his two back-stabbing children before facing [[exile]]. Ironically, Harkon Lukas reframed its meaning entirely to defeat Bedarik in the [[Meistersinger Contests|meistersinger contest]] of [[743 BC]], thereby causing Bedarik to flee from public life.<ref>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Rl_Gaz_I_WE.pdf Gazetteer I Web Enhancement] p. 4</ref>

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