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	==Background==		==Background==
	Originally hailing from [[Borca]], Hektor was the son of [[Hektor's Father\|a giant of a man]], standing 8 ft tall and an equally large ego, bragging of possessing giant's blood. This garnered the interest of [[Hektor's Master\|Hektor's future master]], whom bought Hektor as a [[slave]]] from his parents. Hektor's master regularly gave him a [[poison]] that would throw him into agony if he did not regularly have it. His [[liberation]] happened by luck and circumstance. While chasing one of his master's [[debtor]]s into [[Dorvinia]], Hektor was [[ambushed]], beaten, and left to die in [[G'Henna]]. The poison eventually wore off, and he felt the pain. Driven to wander, he eventually met the Order of the Guardians. His agony was [[healed]] by [[Ivar (of Tepest)\|Ivar]].<ref name="115-117">p. 115-117</ref>		Originally hailing from [[Borca]], Hektor was the son of [[Hektor's Father\|a giant of a man]], standing 8 ft tall and an equally large ego, bragging of possessing giant's blood. This garnered the interest of [[Hektor's Master\|Hektor's future master]], whom bought Hektor as a [[slave]] from his parents. Hektor's master regularly gave him a [[poison]] that would throw him into agony if he did not regularly have it. His [[liberation]] happened by luck and circumstance. While chasing one of his master's [[debtor]]s into [[Dorvinia]], Hektor was [[ambushed]], beaten, and left to die in [[G'Henna]]. The poison eventually wore off, and he felt the pain. Driven to wander, he eventually met the Order of the Guardians. His agony was [[healed]] by [[Ivar (of Tepest)\|Ivar]].<ref name="115-117">p. 115-117</ref>

	When [[Vhar]] stole the Tapestry, he [[stabbed]] Brother Hektor on the way out, but Hektor survived.<ref>[[p. 49-50</ref> Much later, after the Tapestry's return and [[Leith]]'s withdrawal into the Tapestry, Hektor and his fellow Guardians raised her son Jonathan. Hektor taught him the arts of fighting and wrestling.<ref>p.112-114</ref> Hektor was emotionally the closest to Jonathan<ref>p.120</ref>, as much as he was noted for his bias in favor of the youth. Even following Jonathan's [[betrayal]] by releasing [[Morgoth]], Hektor argued with [[Brother Mattas]] to give him the benefit of the doubt.<ref name="p.238">p.238</ref>		When [[Vhar]] stole the Tapestry, he [[stabbed]] Brother Hektor on the way out, but Hektor survived.<ref>[[p. 49-50</ref> Much later, after the Tapestry's return and [[Leith]]'s withdrawal into the Tapestry, Hektor and his fellow Guardians raised her son Jonathan. Hektor taught him the arts of fighting and wrestling.<ref>p.112-114</ref> Hektor was emotionally the closest to Jonathan<ref>p.120</ref>, as much as he was noted for his bias in favor of the youth. Even following Jonathan's [[betrayal]] by releasing [[Morgoth]], Hektor argued with [[Brother Mattas]] to give him the benefit of the doubt.<ref name="p.238">p.238</ref>

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	A member of the [[Order of the Guardians]] whom formerly guarded [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]].<ref>[[Tapestry of Dark Souls (Novel)]] p. 49</ref> Of great physical size and stature, possibly even of [[giant]] [[blood]], Brother Hektor had been [[exploited]] as an [[enslaved]]] [[professional murderer]].<ref name="115-117">p. 115-117</ref> Nonetheless, he would become one of the most gentle and compassionate members of his sect of the Order of the Guardians. He was also the one to have the strongest bond with [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]].		A member of the [[Order of the Guardians]] whom formerly guarded [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]].<ref>[[Tapestry of Dark Souls (Novel)]] p. 49</ref> Of great physical size and stature, possibly even of [[giant]] [[blood]], Brother Hektor had been [[exploited]] as an [[enslaved]] [[professional murderer]].<ref name="115-117">p. 115-117</ref> Nonetheless, he would become one of the most gentle and compassionate members of his sect of the Order of the Guardians. He was also the one to have the strongest bond with [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]].


	==Background==		==Background==
	Originally hailing from [[Borca]], Hektor was the son of [[Hektor's Father\|a giant of a man]], standing 8 ft tall and an equally large ego, bragging of possessing giant's blood. This garnered the interest of [[Hektor's Master\|Hektor's future master]], whom bought Hektor as a [[slave]]] from his parents. Hektor's master regularly gave him a [[poison]] that would throw him into agony if he did not regularly have it. His [[liberation]] happened by luck and circumstance. While chasing one of his master's [[debtor]]s into [[Dorvinia]], Hektor was [[ambushed]], beaten, and left to die in [[G'Henna]]. The poison eventually wore off, and he felt the pain. Driven to wander, he eventually met the Order of the Guardians. His agony was [[healed]] by [[Ivar]].<ref name="115-117">p. 115-117</ref>		Originally hailing from [[Borca]], Hektor was the son of [[Hektor's Father\|a giant of a man]], standing 8 ft tall and an equally large ego, bragging of possessing giant's blood. This garnered the interest of [[Hektor's Master\|Hektor's future master]], whom bought Hektor as a [[slave]]] from his parents. Hektor's master regularly gave him a [[poison]] that would throw him into agony if he did not regularly have it. His [[liberation]] happened by luck and circumstance. While chasing one of his master's [[debtor]]s into [[Dorvinia]], Hektor was [[ambushed]], beaten, and left to die in [[G'Henna]]. The poison eventually wore off, and he felt the pain. Driven to wander, he eventually met the Order of the Guardians. His agony was [[healed]] by [[Ivar (of Tepest)\|Ivar]].<ref name="115-117">p. 115-117</ref>

	When [[Vhar]] stole the Tapestry, he [[stabbed]] Brother Hektor on the way out, but Hektor survived<ref>[[p. 49-50</ref> Much later, after the Tapestry's return and [[Leith]]'s withdrawal into the Tapestry, Hektor and his fellow Guardians raised her son Jonathan. Hektor taught him the arts of fighting and wrestling.<ref>p.112-114</ref> Hektor was emotionally the closest to Jonathan<ref>p.120</ref>, as much as he was noted for his bias in favor of the youth. Even following Jonathan's [[betrayal]] by releasing [[Morgoth]], Hektor argued with [[Brother Mattas]] to give him the ~~better~~ of the doubt.<ref name="p.238">p.238</ref>		When [[Vhar]] stole the Tapestry, he [[stabbed]] Brother Hektor on the way out, but Hektor survived.<ref>[[p. 49-50</ref> Much later, after the Tapestry's return and [[Leith]]'s withdrawal into the Tapestry, Hektor and his fellow Guardians raised her son Jonathan. Hektor taught him the arts of fighting and wrestling.<ref>p.112-114</ref> Hektor was emotionally the closest to Jonathan<ref>p.120</ref>, as much as he was noted for his bias in favor of the youth. Even following Jonathan's [[betrayal]] by releasing [[Morgoth]], Hektor argued with [[Brother Mattas]] to give him the benefit of the doubt.<ref name="p.238">p.238</ref>

	Hektor's compassion was not enough to counter the sway the Tapestry and Morgoth had over the boy, for he helped Morgoth escape from the Tapestry and served him for a time. Upon Morgoth's first attack of the monastery, Hektor was involved in the defense and was [[injured]] but not [[maimed]], as was [[Brother Peto]]. The Order ~~wond~~ that battle, but they were heavily [[~~injurred~~]]<ref>p.259-261</ref> Later, in Morgoth's finale siege, Hektor and the other Guardians were rendered [[helpless]] by magic, but Jonathan and Ivar sacrificed themselves to destroy both the Tapestry and ~~Morgoroth~~.<ref>p. 302-307</ref>		Hektor's compassion was not enough to counter the sway the Tapestry and Morgoth had over the boy, for he helped Morgoth escape from the Tapestry and served him for a time. Upon Morgoth's first attack of the monastery, Hektor was involved in the defense and was [[injured]] but not [[maimed]], as was [[Brother Peto]]. The Order won that battle, but they were heavily [[injured]]<ref>p.259-261</ref> Later, in Morgoth's finale siege, Hektor and the other Guardians were rendered [[helpless]] by magic, but Jonathan and Ivar sacrificed themselves to destroy both the Tapestry and Morgoth.<ref>p. 302-307</ref>

	Following the destruction of the Tapestry, the former Guardians of the Tapestry disbanded. Brother Hektor, along with his associates [[Brother Dominic]], [[Brother Peto]], [[Brother Mattas]], and [[Andor Merriwite]] joined the villagers of [[Linde]], at least for a time.<ref>p.308-309</ref>		Following the destruction of the Tapestry, the former Guardians of the Tapestry disbanded. Brother Hektor, along with his associates [[Brother Dominic]], [[Brother Peto]], [[Brother Mattas]], and [[Andor Merriwite]] joined the villagers of [[Linde]], at least for a time.<ref>p.308-309</ref>

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	==Background==		==Background==
	Originally hailing from [[Borca]], Hektor was the son of [[Hektor's Father\|a giant of a man]], standing 8 ft tall and an equally large ego, bragging of possessing giant's blood. This garnered the interest of [[Hektor's Master\|Hektor's future master]], whom bought Hektor as a [[slave]]] from his parents. Hektor's master regularly gave him a [[poison]] that would throw him into agony if he did not regularly have it. His [[liberation]] happened by luck and circumstance. While chasing one of his master's [[debtor]]s into [[Dorvinia]], Hektor was [[ambushed]], beaten, and left to die in [[G'Henna]]. The poison eventually wore off, and he felt the pain. Driven to wander, he eventually met the Order of the Guardians. His agony was [[healed]] by [[~~Ivaar~~]]..<ref name="115-117">p. 115-117</ref>		Originally hailing from [[Borca]], Hektor was the son of [[Hektor's Father\|a giant of a man]], standing 8 ft tall and an equally large ego, bragging of possessing giant's blood. This garnered the interest of [[Hektor's Master\|Hektor's future master]], whom bought Hektor as a [[slave]]] from his parents. Hektor's master regularly gave him a [[poison]] that would throw him into agony if he did not regularly have it. His [[liberation]] happened by luck and circumstance. While chasing one of his master's [[debtor]]s into [[Dorvinia]], Hektor was [[ambushed]], beaten, and left to die in [[G'Henna]]. The poison eventually wore off, and he felt the pain. Driven to wander, he eventually met the Order of the Guardians. His agony was [[healed]] by [[Ivar]].<ref name="115-117">p. 115-117</ref>

	When [[Vhar]] stole the Tapestry, he [[stabbed]] Brother Hektor on the way out, but Hektor survived<ref>[[p. 49-50</ref> Much later, after the Tapestry's return and [[Leith]]'s withdrawal into the Tapestry, Hektor and his fellow Guardians raised her son Jonathan. Hektor taught him the arts of fighting and wrestling.<ref>p.112-114</ref> Hektor was emotionally the closest to Jonathan<ref>p.120</ref>, as much as he was noted for his bias in favor of the youth.~~<ref>p~~ Even following Jonathan's [[betrayal]] by releasing [[Morgoth]], Hektor argued with [[Brother Mattas]] to give him the better of the doubt.<ref name="p.238">p.238</ref>		When [[Vhar]] stole the Tapestry, he [[stabbed]] Brother Hektor on the way out, but Hektor survived<ref>[[p. 49-50</ref> Much later, after the Tapestry's return and [[Leith]]'s withdrawal into the Tapestry, Hektor and his fellow Guardians raised her son Jonathan. Hektor taught him the arts of fighting and wrestling.<ref>p.112-114</ref> Hektor was emotionally the closest to Jonathan<ref>p.120</ref>, as much as he was noted for his bias in favor of the youth. Even following Jonathan's [[betrayal]] by releasing [[Morgoth]], Hektor argued with [[Brother Mattas]] to give him the better of the doubt.<ref name="p.238">p.238</ref>

	Hektor's compassion was not enough to counter the sway the Tapestry and Morgoth had over the boy, for he helped Morgoth escape from the Tapestry and served him for a time. Upon Morgoth's first attack of the monastery, Hektor was involved in the defense and was [[injured]] but not [[maimed]], as was [[Brother Peto]]. The Order wond that battle, but they were heavily [[injurred]]<ref>p.259-261</ref> Later, in Morgoth's finale siege, Hektor and the other Guardians were rendered [[helpless]] by magic, but Jonathan and Ivar sacrificed themselves to destroy both the Tapestry and Morgoroth.<ref>p. 302-307</ref>		Hektor's compassion was not enough to counter the sway the Tapestry and Morgoth had over the boy, for he helped Morgoth escape from the Tapestry and served him for a time. Upon Morgoth's first attack of the monastery, Hektor was involved in the defense and was [[injured]] but not [[maimed]], as was [[Brother Peto]]. The Order wond that battle, but they were heavily [[injurred]]<ref>p.259-261</ref> Later, in Morgoth's finale siege, Hektor and the other Guardians were rendered [[helpless]] by magic, but Jonathan and Ivar sacrificed themselves to destroy both the Tapestry and Morgoroth.<ref>p. 302-307</ref>

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	A member of the [[Order of the Guardians]] whom formerly guarded [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]].<ref>[[Tapestry of Dark Souls (Novel)]] p. 49</ref> Of great physical size and stature, possibly even of [[giant]] [[blood]], Brother Hektor had been [[exploited]] as an [[enslaved]]] [[professional murderer]].<ref name="115-117">p. 115-117</ref> Nonetheless, he would become one of the most gentle and compassionate members of his sect of the Order of the Guardians. He was also the one to have the strongest bond with [[Jonathan (Son of ~~Morgoroth~~)]].		A member of the [[Order of the Guardians]] whom formerly guarded [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]].<ref>[[Tapestry of Dark Souls (Novel)]] p. 49</ref> Of great physical size and stature, possibly even of [[giant]] [[blood]], Brother Hektor had been [[exploited]] as an [[enslaved]]] [[professional murderer]].<ref name="115-117">p. 115-117</ref> Nonetheless, he would become one of the most gentle and compassionate members of his sect of the Order of the Guardians. He was also the one to have the strongest bond with [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]].

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	When [[Vhar]] stole the Tapestry, he [[stabbed]] Brother Hektor on the way out, but Hektor survived<ref>[[p. 49-50</ref> Much later, after the Tapestry's return and [[Leith]]'s withdrawal into the Tapestry, Hektor and his fellow Guardians raised her son Jonathan. Hektor taught him the arts of fighting and wrestling.<ref>p.112-114</ref> Hektor was emotionally the closest to Jonathan<ref>p.120</ref>, as much as he was noted for his bias in favor of the youth.<ref>p Even following Jonathan's [[betrayal]] by releasing [[Morgoth]], Hektor argued with [[Brother Mattas]] to give him the better of the doubt.<ref name="p.238">p.238</ref>		When [[Vhar]] stole the Tapestry, he [[stabbed]] Brother Hektor on the way out, but Hektor survived<ref>[[p. 49-50</ref> Much later, after the Tapestry's return and [[Leith]]'s withdrawal into the Tapestry, Hektor and his fellow Guardians raised her son Jonathan. Hektor taught him the arts of fighting and wrestling.<ref>p.112-114</ref> Hektor was emotionally the closest to Jonathan<ref>p.120</ref>, as much as he was noted for his bias in favor of the youth.<ref>p Even following Jonathan's [[betrayal]] by releasing [[Morgoth]], Hektor argued with [[Brother Mattas]] to give him the better of the doubt.<ref name="p.238">p.238</ref>

	Hektor's compassion was not enough to counter the sway the Tapestry and Morgoth had over the boy, for he helped Morgoth escape from the Tapestry and served him for a time. Upon Morgoth's first attack of the monastery, Hektor was involved in the defense and was [[injured]] but not [[maimed]], as was [[Brother Peto]].<ref>p.259</ref>		Hektor's compassion was not enough to counter the sway the Tapestry and Morgoth had over the boy, for he helped Morgoth escape from the Tapestry and served him for a time. Upon Morgoth's first attack of the monastery, Hektor was involved in the defense and was [[injured]] but not [[maimed]], as was [[Brother Peto]]. The Order wond that battle, but they were heavily [[injurred]]<ref>p.259-261</ref> Later, in Morgoth's finale siege, Hektor and the other Guardians were rendered [[helpless]] by magic, but Jonathan and Ivar sacrificed themselves to destroy both the Tapestry and Morgoroth.<ref>p. 302-307</ref>
	Following ~~its~~ destruction, <ref>~~ToDS~~ p. 308-309</ref>
			Following the destruction of the Tapestry, the former Guardians of the Tapestry disbanded. Brother Hektor, along with his associates [[Brother Dominic]], [[Brother Peto]], [[Brother Mattas]], and [[Andor Merriwite]] joined the villagers of [[Linde]], at least for a time.<ref>p.308-309</ref>

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A member of the [[Order of the Guardians]] whom formerly guarded [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]].<ref>[[Tapestry of Dark Souls (Novel)]] p. 49</ref> Of great physical size and stature, possibly even of [[giant]] [[blood]], Brother Hektor had been [[exploited]] as an [[enslaved]]] [[professional murderer]].<ref name="115-117">p. 115-117</ref> Nonetheless, he would become one of the most gentle and compassionate members of his sect of the Order of the Guardians. He was also the one to have the strongest bond with [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoroth)]].

==Background==
Originally hailing from [[Borca]], Hektor was the son of [[Hektor's Father|a giant of a man]], standing 8 ft tall and an equally large ego, bragging of possessing giant's blood. This garnered the interest of [[Hektor's Master|Hektor's future master]], whom bought Hektor as a [[slave]]] from his parents. Hektor's master regularly gave him a [[poison]] that would throw him into agony if he did not regularly have it. His [[liberation]] happened by luck and circumstance. While chasing one of his master's [[debtor]]s into [[Dorvinia]], Hektor was [[ambushed]], beaten, and left to die in [[G'Henna]]. The poison eventually wore off, and he felt the pain. Driven to wander, he eventually met the Order of the Guardians. His agony was [[healed]] by [[Ivaar]]..<ref name="115-117">p. 115-117</ref>

When [[Vhar]] stole the Tapestry, he [[stabbed]] Brother Hektor on the way out, but Hektor survived<ref>[[p. 49-50</ref> Much later, after the Tapestry's return and [[Leith]]'s withdrawal into the Tapestry, Hektor and his fellow Guardians raised her son Jonathan. Hektor taught him the arts of fighting and wrestling.<ref>p.112-114</ref> Hektor was emotionally the closest to Jonathan<ref>p.120</ref>, as much as he was noted for his bias in favor of the youth.<ref>p Even following Jonathan's [[betrayal]] by releasing [[Morgoth]], Hektor argued with [[Brother Mattas]] to give him the better of the doubt.<ref name="p.238">p.238</ref>

Hektor's compassion was not enough to counter the sway the Tapestry and Morgoth had over the boy, for he helped Morgoth escape from the Tapestry and served him for a time. Upon Morgoth's first attack of the monastery, Hektor was involved in the defense and was [[injured]] but not [[maimed]], as was [[Brother Peto]].<ref>p.259</ref>
Following its destruction, <ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>

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