Isabel de Maconda - Revision history

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	Now [[deceased]], Isabel de Maconda was the wife of the resistance leader [[General Martin José Maconda\|Martin José Maconda]]. Her kind but confident and well-educated demeanor served to temper her husband's [[cruel]] and impulsive streak. However, Isabel was eventually [[captured]] and [[imprisoned]] by Martin's enemy and royalist officer [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]]. Santiago held her captive because he hoped she might give him information vital to defeating Martin, but mostly (even if Santiago would never admit it) because he had become infatuated with her. Santiago made many attempts to break her, but Isabel always remained firm in defiance. Santiago eventually discovered Isabel was [[pregnant]] but denied her a [[midwife]] when it came time to give birth, and she died in labor along with the child. The grief Santiago felt over her [[death]] and the rising tide of the [[rebel]] movement eventually caused Santiago to die of [[disease]].		Now [[deceased]], Isabel de Maconda was the wife of the resistance leader [[General Martin José Maconda\|Martin José Maconda]]. Her kind but confident and well-educated demeanor served to temper her husband's [[cruel]] and impulsive streak. However, Isabel was eventually [[captured]] and [[imprisoned]] by Martin's enemy and royalist officer [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]]. Santiago held her captive because he hoped she might give him information vital to defeating Martin, but mostly (even if Santiago would never admit it) because he had become infatuated with her. Santiago made many attempts to break her, but Isabel always remained firm in defiance. Santiago eventually discovered Isabel was [[pregnant]] but denied her a [[midwife]] when it came time to give birth, and she died in labor along with the child. The grief Santiago felt over her [[death]] and the rising tide of the [[rebel]] movement eventually caused Santiago to die of [[disease]].

	As for Isabel's husband, Martin became all the more cruel in the face of her capture and demise. Yet he is horrified by the thoughts of what Isabel might think of his brutality and [[lycanthrope\|lycanthropic]] transformation following his foul deal with the [[Warlock of the Peak]].<ref>[[USS 2001]]</ref>		As for Isabel's husband, Martin became all the more cruel in the face of her capture and demise. Yet he is horrified by the thoughts of what Isabel might think of his brutality and his [[lycanthrope\|lycanthropic]] transformation following his foul deal with the [[Warlock of the Peak]].<ref>[[USS 2001]]</ref>

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	Now [[deceased]], Isabel de Maconda was the wife of the resistance leader [[General Martin José Maconda\|Martin José Maconda]]. Her kind but confident and well-educated demeanor served to temper her husband's [[cruel]] and impulsive streak. However, Isabel was eventually [[captured]] and [[imprisoned]] by Martin's enemy and royalist officer [[~~Don_Santiago_de_Quijada_Y_Alvarez~~]]. Santiago held her captive because he hoped she might give him information vital to defeating Martin, but mostly (even if Santiago would never admit it) because he had become infatuated with her. Santiago made many attempts to break her, but Isabel always remained firm in defiance. Santiago eventually discovered Isabel was [[pregnant]] but denied her a [[midwife]] when it came time to give birth, and she died in labor along with the child. The grief Santiago felt over her [[death]] and the rising tide of the [[rebel]] movement eventually caused Santiago to die of [[disease]].		Now [[deceased]], Isabel de Maconda was the wife of the resistance leader [[General Martin José Maconda\|Martin José Maconda]]. Her kind but confident and well-educated demeanor served to temper her husband's [[cruel]] and impulsive streak. However, Isabel was eventually [[captured]] and [[imprisoned]] by Martin's enemy and royalist officer [[Don Santiago de Quijada Y Alvarez]]. Santiago held her captive because he hoped she might give him information vital to defeating Martin, but mostly (even if Santiago would never admit it) because he had become infatuated with her. Santiago made many attempts to break her, but Isabel always remained firm in defiance. Santiago eventually discovered Isabel was [[pregnant]] but denied her a [[midwife]] when it came time to give birth, and she died in labor along with the child. The grief Santiago felt over her [[death]] and the rising tide of the [[rebel]] movement eventually caused Santiago to die of [[disease]].

	As for Isabel's husband, Martin became all the more cruel in the face of her capture and demise. Yet he is horrified by the thoughts of what Isabel might think of his brutality and [[lycanthrope\|lycanthropic]] transformation following his foul deal with the [[Warlock of the Peak]].<ref>[[USS 2001]]</ref>		As for Isabel's husband, Martin became all the more cruel in the face of her capture and demise. Yet he is horrified by the thoughts of what Isabel might think of his brutality and [[lycanthrope\|lycanthropic]] transformation following his foul deal with the [[Warlock of the Peak]].<ref>[[USS 2001]]</ref>

Rock at 19:56, 6 September 2020

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	Now [[deceased]], Isabel de Maconda was the wife of the resistance leader [[General Martin José Maconda\|Martin José Maconda]]. Her kind but confident and well-educated demeanor served to temper her husband's [[cruel]] and impulsive streak. However, Isabel was eventually [[captured]] and [[imprisoned]] by Martin's enemy and royalist officer [[Don_Santiago_de_Quijada_Y_Alvarez]]. Santiago held her captive because he hoped he might give ~~her~~ information vital to defeating Martin, but mostly (even if Santiago would never admit it) because he had become infatuated with her. Santiago made many attempts to break her, but Isabel always remained firm in defiance. Santiago eventually discovered Isabel was [[pregnant]] but denied her a [[midwife]] when it came time to give birth, and she died in labor along with the child. The grief Santiago felt over her [[death]] and the rising tide of the [[rebel]] movement eventually caused Santiago to die of [[disease]].		Now [[deceased]], Isabel de Maconda was the wife of the resistance leader [[General Martin José Maconda\|Martin José Maconda]]. Her kind but confident and well-educated demeanor served to temper her husband's [[cruel]] and impulsive streak. However, Isabel was eventually [[captured]] and [[imprisoned]] by Martin's enemy and royalist officer [[Don_Santiago_de_Quijada_Y_Alvarez]]. Santiago held her captive because he hoped she might give him information vital to defeating Martin, but mostly (even if Santiago would never admit it) because he had become infatuated with her. Santiago made many attempts to break her, but Isabel always remained firm in defiance. Santiago eventually discovered Isabel was [[pregnant]] but denied her a [[midwife]] when it came time to give birth, and she died in labor along with the child. The grief Santiago felt over her [[death]] and the rising tide of the [[rebel]] movement eventually caused Santiago to die of [[disease]].

	As for Isabel's husband, Martin became all the more cruel in the face of her capture and demise. Yet he is horrified by the thoughts of what Isabel might think of his brutality and [[lycanthrope\|lycanthropic]] transformation following his foul deal with the [[Warlock of the Peak]].<ref>[[USS 2001]]</ref>		As for Isabel's husband, Martin became all the more cruel in the face of her capture and demise. Yet he is horrified by the thoughts of what Isabel might think of his brutality and [[lycanthrope\|lycanthropic]] transformation following his foul deal with the [[Warlock of the Peak]].<ref>[[USS 2001]]</ref>

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Now [[deceased]], Isabel de Maconda was the wife of the resistance leader [[General Martin José Maconda|Martin José Maconda]]. Her kind but confident and well-educated demeanor served to temper her husband's [[cruel]] and impulsive streak. However, Isabel was eventually [[captured]] and [[imprisoned]] by Martin's enemy and royalist officer [[Don_Santiago_de_Quijada_Y_Alvarez]]. Santiago held her captive because he hoped he might give her information vital to defeating Martin, but mostly (even if Santiago would never admit it) because he had become infatuated with her. Santiago made many attempts to break her, but Isabel always remained firm in defiance. Santiago eventually discovered Isabel was [[pregnant]] but denied her a [[midwife]] when it came time to give birth, and she died in labor along with the child. The grief Santiago felt over her [[death]] and the rising tide of the [[rebel]] movement eventually caused Santiago to die of [[disease]].

As for Isabel's husband, Martin became all the more cruel in the face of her capture and demise. Yet he is horrified by the thoughts of what Isabel might think of his brutality and [[lycanthrope|lycanthropic]] transformation following his foul deal with the [[Warlock of the Peak]].<ref>[[USS 2001]]</ref>

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