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The rotund, somewhat fearsome-looking Jean<ref>[[Dance of the Dead]] p. . 65-70, 93-94, 233-235</ref> is the former owner, operator, and [[cook]] for the [[Two-Hares Inn]], which he named after the [[Tale of Two-Hares]].<ref>DotD p. 93</ref> Jean enjoyed and took pride in his profession. He specialized in cooking [[rabbit]] sautéed in a [[wine]] sauce, served with stewed [[W:Makshee|makshee]] and [[W:Cushaw|cushaw]].<ref>DotD p. 64-67</ref> Unfortunately, Jean choked on a [[bone]] and was consequently [[reanimated]] as a [[zombie | The rotund, somewhat fearsome-looking Jean<ref>[[Dance of the Dead]] p. . 65-70, 93-94, 233-235</ref> is the former owner, operator, and [[cook]] for the [[Two-Hares Inn]], which he named after the [[Tale of Two-Hares]].<ref>DotD p. 93</ref> Jean enjoyed and took pride in his profession. He specialized in cooking [[rabbit]] sautéed in a [[wine]] sauce, served with stewed [[W:Makshee|makshee]] and [[W:Cushaw|cushaw]].<ref>DotD p. 64-67</ref> Unfortunately, Jean choked on a [[bone]] and was consequently [[reanimated]] as a [[zombie]] by [[Anton Misroi]] to serve him as his personal [[chef]].<ref>DotD p. 233-235</ref> Both the [[Darklord]] of [[Souragne]] and [[Larissa Snowmane]] noted that [[death]] and [[undeath]] had not taken away any of Jean's skill as a cook. | ||
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The rotund, somewhat fearsome-looking Jean[1] is the former owner, operator, and cook for the Two-Hares Inn, which he named after the Tale of Two-Hares.[2] Jean enjoyed and took pride in his profession. He specialized in cooking rabbit sautéed in a wine sauce, served with stewed makshee and cushaw.[3] Unfortunately, Jean choked on a bone and was consequently reanimated as a zombie by Anton Misroi to serve him as his personal chef.[4] Both the Darklord of Souragne and Larissa Snowmane noted that death and undeath had not taken away any of Jean's skill as a cook.
References
- ↑ Dance of the Dead p. . 65-70, 93-94, 233-235
- ↑ DotD p. 93
- ↑ DotD p. 64-67
- ↑ DotD p. 233-235
