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Appearing as an [[old]], [[hunchbacked]], [[Barovian]] woman, Grandmother Thorne is actually a [[fey]] who holds power and strength beyond what her simple appearance would suggest. She sells [[dream]]s and [[emotion]]s in return for the induction of suffering in a customer's own person or that of other people.<ref>[[The Midnight Market (Article)]], [[QtR22]] p. | Appearing as an [[old]], [[hunchbacked]], [[Barovian]] woman, Grandmother Thorne is actually a [[fey]] who holds power and strength beyond what her simple appearance would suggest. She sells [[dream]]s and [[emotion]]s in return for the induction of suffering in a customer's own person or that of other people.<ref>[[The Midnight Market (Article)]], [[QtR22]] p. 199</ref> | ||
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Appearing as an old, hunchbacked, Barovian woman, Grandmother Thorne is actually a fey who holds power and strength beyond what her simple appearance would suggest. She sells dreams and emotions in return for the induction of suffering in a customer's own person or that of other people.[1]
References
- ↑ The Midnight Market (Article), QtR22 p. 199
