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[[Isabella Lockwood]] was the wife of [[Hindel Lockwood]], a [[soldier]] caught in the battle against some [[invader]]s from a nearby barony. She had complications in birth, causing Hindel to rush back to her. He never made it though, because though she survived giving birth, she went out looking for him only to become trampled by the invading cavalry. Unlike many of the other members of the [[Lockwood Family]], she became a [[ghost]], or at least one powerful enough for her own separate manifestation.<ref>[[Book of Sorrows]] p.63</ref> | {{netbook-canon}} | ||
[[Isabella Lockwood]] was the wife of [[Hindel Lockwood]], a [[soldier]] caught in the battle against some [[invader]]s from a nearby barony. She had complications in birth, causing Hindel to rush back to her. He never made it though, because though she survived giving birth, she went out looking for him only to become trampled by the invading cavalry. Unlike many of the other members of the [[Lockwood Family]], she did not became a [[ghost]], or at least not one powerful enough for her own separate manifestation.<ref>[[Book of Sorrows]] p.63</ref> | |||
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Isabella Lockwood was the wife of Hindel Lockwood, a soldier caught in the battle against some invaders from a nearby barony. She had complications in birth, causing Hindel to rush back to her. He never made it though, because though she survived giving birth, she went out looking for him only to become trampled by the invading cavalry. Unlike many of the other members of the Lockwood Family, she did not became a ghost, or at least not one powerful enough for her own separate manifestation.[1]
References
- ↑ Book of Sorrows p.63
