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Lord Grendle Wilkin<ref>[[Alanik Ray's Library]] [http://fraternityofshadows.com/TheCemetery.html Archives- Places p. 160] </ref> is a [[noble]] [[lord]] of [[Ile Du Desire]]. He is the wife of [[Lady Aamora Wilkin]]. She frequently cheats on him, but he cares more about social status than keeping her to himself. He ignores her adulterous relationships until she makes them blatantly visible, at which point Grendle goes berserk and [[murder]]s them. Lady Aaamora enjoys provoking him in such ways. | Lord Grendle Wilkin<ref>[[Alanik Ray's Library]] [http://fraternityofshadows.com/TheCemetery.html Archives- Places p. 160] </ref> is a [[noble]] [[lord]] of [[Ile Du Desire]]. He is the wife of [[Lady Aamora Wilkin]]. She frequently cheats on him, but he cares more about social status than keeping her to himself. He ignores her adulterous relationships until she makes them blatantly visible, at which point Grendle goes berserk and [[murder]]s them. Lady Aaamora enjoys provoking him in such ways. | ||
Lord Grendle has adulterous trysts of his own, always leaving him feeling [[ | Lord Grendle has adulterous trysts of his own, always leaving him feeling [[guilt | guilty]] for falling victim to his [[lustful]] desires and betraying his beloved wife. Lady Aamora enjoys exploiting his guilt to manipulate him. In fact, she often engages his adulterous whims in the guise of other people only to cause him more guilt later. | ||
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Lord Grendle Wilkin[1] is a noble lord of Ile Du Desire. He is the wife of Lady Aamora Wilkin. She frequently cheats on him, but he cares more about social status than keeping her to himself. He ignores her adulterous relationships until she makes them blatantly visible, at which point Grendle goes berserk and murders them. Lady Aaamora enjoys provoking him in such ways.
Lord Grendle has adulterous trysts of his own, always leaving him feeling guilty for falling victim to his lustful desires and betraying his beloved wife. Lady Aamora enjoys exploiting his guilt to manipulate him. In fact, she often engages his adulterous whims in the guise of other people only to cause him more guilt later.
