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	Dejanira was sent by [[Aphrodite (Imposter)\|Aphrodite's then high priestess]] to seduce [[Hercules (Imposter)\|Hercules]]. He fell in love with her, but to everyone's surprise, she fell in love with him as well. She confessed her sins and also told him about the [[conspiracy]] against him. Although her admission reflected [[love]], Hercules could only see [[betrayal]]. However, he [[lie\|feigned]] forgiveness and conspired with her to turn the tables on the [[Seven Voices of the Gods]]. Upon contronting them, he [[category:Stabbed to Death\|stabbed]] her through the chest and threw her [[corpse]] at the Seven's circle of [[summoning]], breaking their [[ritual]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.278-279</ref>		Dejanira was sent by [[Aphrodite (Imposter)\|Aphrodite's then high priestess]] to seduce [[Hercules (Imposter)\|Hercules]]. He fell in love with her, but to everyone's surprise, she fell in love with him as well. She confessed her sins and also told him about the [[conspiracy]] against him. Although her admission reflected [[love]], Hercules could only see [[betrayal]]. However, he [[lie\|feigned]] forgiveness and conspired with her to turn the tables on the [[Seven Voices of the Gods]]. Upon contronting them, he [[category:Stabbed to Death\|stabbed]] her through the chest and threw her [[corpse]] at the Seven's circle of [[summoning]], breaking their [[ritual]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.278-279</ref>

	Unfortunately for her and Hercules, her [[geist]] still [[haunt]]s him, draining him of the vital spark of personality he once had. This is not purposeful, for ~~ahw~~ remains as [[loyal]] and [[[devoted]] to him in [[undeath]] as she was in life. it is his [[curse]] and his [[guilt]]<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.293-294</ref>		Unfortunately for her and Hercules, her [[geist]] still [[haunt]]s him, draining him of the vital spark of personality he once had. This is not purposeful, for she remains as [[loyal]] and [[devoted]] to him in [[undeath]] as she was in life. it is his [[curse]] and his [[guilt]]<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.293-294</ref>

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	Dejanira was sent by [[Aphrodite (Imposter)\|Aphrodite's then high priestess]] to seduce [[Hercules (Imposter)\|Hercules]]. He fell in love with her, but to everyone's surprise, she fell in love with him as well. She confessed her sins and also told him about the [[conspiracy]] against him. Although her admission reflected [[love]], Hercules could only see [[betrayal]]. However, he [[lie\|feigned]] forgiveness and conspired with her to turn the tables on the [[Seven Voices of the Gods]]. Upon contronting them, he [[category:Stabbed to Death\|stabbed]] her through the chest and threw her [[corpse]] at the Seven's circle of [[summoning]], breaking their [[ritual]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls]] p.278-279</ref>		Dejanira was sent by [[Aphrodite (Imposter)\|Aphrodite's then high priestess]] to seduce [[Hercules (Imposter)\|Hercules]]. He fell in love with her, but to everyone's surprise, she fell in love with him as well. She confessed her sins and also told him about the [[conspiracy]] against him. Although her admission reflected [[love]], Hercules could only see [[betrayal]]. However, he [[lie\|feigned]] forgiveness and conspired with her to turn the tables on the [[Seven Voices of the Gods]]. Upon contronting them, he [[category:Stabbed to Death\|stabbed]] her through the chest and threw her [[corpse]] at the Seven's circle of [[summoning]], breaking their [[ritual]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.278-279</ref>

	Unfortunately for her and Hercules, her [[geist]] still [[haunt]]s him, draining him of the vital spark of personality he once had. This is not purposeful, for ahw remains as [[loyal]] and [[[devoted]] to him in [[undeath]] as she was in life. it is his [[curse]] and his [[guilt]]<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.293-294</ref>		Unfortunately for her and Hercules, her [[geist]] still [[haunt]]s him, draining him of the vital spark of personality he once had. This is not purposeful, for ahw remains as [[loyal]] and [[[devoted]] to him in [[undeath]] as she was in life. it is his [[curse]] and his [[guilt]]<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.293-294</ref>

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	Dejanira was sent by [[Aphrodite (Imposter)\|Aphrodite's then high priestess]] to seduce [[Hercules (Imposter)\|Hercules]]. He fell in love with her, but to everyone's surprise, she fell in love with him as well. She confessed her sins and also told him about the [[conspiracy]] against him. Although her admission reflected [[love]], Hercules could only see [[betrayal]]. However, he [[~~lied~~\|feigned]] forgiveness and conspired with her to turn the tables on the [[Seven Voices of the Gods]]. Upon contronting them, he [[category:Stabbed to Death\|stabbed]] her through the chest and threw her [[corpse]] at the Seven's circle of [[summoning]], breaking their [[ritual]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls]] p.278-279</ref>		Dejanira was sent by [[Aphrodite (Imposter)\|Aphrodite's then high priestess]] to seduce [[Hercules (Imposter)\|Hercules]]. He fell in love with her, but to everyone's surprise, she fell in love with him as well. She confessed her sins and also told him about the [[conspiracy]] against him. Although her admission reflected [[love]], Hercules could only see [[betrayal]]. However, he [[lie\|feigned]] forgiveness and conspired with her to turn the tables on the [[Seven Voices of the Gods]]. Upon contronting them, he [[category:Stabbed to Death\|stabbed]] her through the chest and threw her [[corpse]] at the Seven's circle of [[summoning]], breaking their [[ritual]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls]] p.278-279</ref>

	Unfortunately for her and Hercules, her [[geist]] still [[haunt]]s him, draining him of the vital spark of personality he once had. This is not purposeful, for ahw remains as [[loyal]] and [[[devoted]] to him in [[undeath]] as she was in life. it is his [[curse]] and his [[guilt]]<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.293-294</ref>		Unfortunately for her and Hercules, her [[geist]] still [[haunt]]s him, draining him of the vital spark of personality he once had. This is not purposeful, for ahw remains as [[loyal]] and [[[devoted]] to him in [[undeath]] as she was in life. it is his [[curse]] and his [[guilt]]<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.293-294</ref>

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	Dejanira was sent by [[Aphrodite (Imposter)\|Aphrodite's then high priestess]] to seduce [[Hercules (Imposter)\|Hercules]]. He fell in love with her, but to everyone's surprise, she fell in love with him as well. She confessed her sins and also told him about the [[conspiracy]] against him. Although her admission reflected [[love]], Hercules could only see [[betrayal]]. However, he [[lied\|feigned]] forgiveness and conspired with her to turn the tables on the [[Seven Voices of the Gods]]. Upon contronting them, he [[category:Stabbed to Death\|stabbed]] her through the chest and threw her [[corpse]] at the Seven's circle of [[summoning]], breaking their [[ritual]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls]] p.278-279</ref>		Dejanira was sent by [[Aphrodite (Imposter)\|Aphrodite's then high priestess]] to seduce [[Hercules (Imposter)\|Hercules]]. He fell in love with her, but to everyone's surprise, she fell in love with him as well. She confessed her sins and also told him about the [[conspiracy]] against him. Although her admission reflected [[love]], Hercules could only see [[betrayal]]. However, he [[lied\|feigned]] forgiveness and conspired with her to turn the tables on the [[Seven Voices of the Gods]]. Upon contronting them, he [[category:Stabbed to Death\|stabbed]] her through the chest and threw her [[corpse]] at the Seven's circle of [[summoning]], breaking their [[ritual]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls]] p.278-279</ref>

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Dejanira was sent by [[Aphrodite (Imposter)|Aphrodite's then high priestess]] to seduce [[Hercules (Imposter)|Hercules]]. He fell in love with her, but to everyone's surprise, she fell in love with him as well. She confessed her sins and also told him about the [[conspiracy]] against him. Although her admission reflected [[love]], Hercules could only see [[betrayal]]. However, he [[lied|feigned]] forgiveness and conspired with her to turn the tables on the [[Seven Voices of the Gods]]. Upon contronting them, he [[category:Stabbed to Death|stabbed]] her through the chest and threw her [[corpse]] at the Seven's circle of [[summoning]], breaking their [[ritual]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls]] p.278-279</ref>

Unfortunately for her and Hercules, her [[geist]] still [[haunt]]s him, draining him of the vital spark of personality he once had. This is not purposeful, for ahw remains as [[loyal]] and [[[devoted]] to him in [[undeath]] as she was in life. it is his [[curse]] and his [[guilt]]<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.293-294</ref>

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