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	The [[Statutes of l'Morai]] are the law of the land for the people of l'Morai<ref name="CotM p. 50">[[Champions of the Mists]] p. 50</ref>. Although the Statutes in theory provided stability and order for l'Morai, the Statutes are so restrictive that relatively minor [[transgression]]s (such as disobedience to one's [sometimes abusive] parents<ref name="CotM p. 50">[[Champions of the Mists]] p. 50</ref>) could be considered serious [[crime]]s and thus earn the mandatory [[punishment]] of [[the living death]]: [[transformation]] into a carnival freak, the stripping of the [[transgressor]]'s personal identity and memories, and [[exile]] to Carnival l'Morai.<ref>CoF p. 166</ref>		The [[Statutes of l'Morai]] are the law of the land for the people of l'Morai<ref name="CotM p. 50">[[Champions of the Mists]] p. 50</ref>. Although the Statutes in theory provided stability and order for l'Morai, the Statutes are so restrictive that relatively minor [[transgression]]s (such as disobedience to one's [sometimes abusive] parents<ref name="CotM p. 50">[[Champions of the Mists]] p. 50</ref>) could be considered serious [[crime]]s and thus earn the mandatory [[punishment]] of [[the living death]]: [[transformation]] into a carnival freak, the stripping of the [[transgressor]]'s personal identity and memories, and [[exile]] to Carnival l'Morai.<ref>CoF p. 166</ref>

	Matters of justice within the City (and in matters where carnival folk interact with city folk) are decided by the collective vote of the city's citizens, ~~whom~~ are called by the [[Chimes of l'Morai]] whenever a [[trial]] is to occur.<ref>CoF p. 118</ref> Although this may seem to add an element of populist [[democracy]] to l'Morai, the collective will of the people is decided more based upon emotional whim and groupthink than evidence or any true standard of justice. Citizens can serve as character witnesses and bring up charges spontaneously as they deem. Even the Council of l'Morai bows to the people's whimsy.<ref>CoF p. 137-139</ref> In effect, this setup creates a rule of formalized mob rule/[[ochlocracy]]. Moreover, there is a strict delineation of rights between "citizens" (as in, residents of the city) and "freaks" (as in, residents of Carnival l'Morai.) Freaks are not recognized as people in the same way citizens are. Moreover, the [[Grand Charter of l'Morai]] forbids freaks from formally accusing citizens on their own.<ref>[[Carnival of Fear]] p. 133-134</ref> (Of course, [[Marie the Blind Juggler]] and [[Morcastle the Magician]] showed through bringing [[Dominick the Butcher]] to court the Charter may not stop freaks from bringing citizens to trial and working up popular sentiment against them.) The reason for the deprivation of freak rights is a dark one, for the very existence of Carnival l'Morai is a [[conspiracy]] of [[exploitation]] against the Carnival's people.		Matters of justice within the City (and in matters where carnival folk interact with city folk) are decided by the collective vote of the city's citizens, who are called by the [[Chimes of l'Morai]] whenever a [[trial]] is to occur.<ref>CoF p. 118</ref> Although this may seem to add an element of populist [[democracy]] to l'Morai, the collective will of the people is decided more based upon emotional whim and groupthink than evidence or any true standard of justice. Citizens can serve as character witnesses and bring up charges spontaneously as they deem. Even the Council of l'Morai bows to the people's whimsy.<ref>CoF p. 137-139</ref> In effect, this setup creates a rule of formalized mob rule/[[ochlocracy]]. Moreover, there is a strict delineation of rights between "citizens" (as in, residents of the city) and "freaks" (as in, residents of Carnival l'Morai.) Freaks are not recognized as people in the same way citizens are. Moreover, the [[Grand Charter of l'Morai]] forbids freaks from formally accusing citizens on their own.<ref>[[Carnival of Fear]] p. 133-134</ref> (Of course, [[Marie the Blind Juggler]] and [[Morcastle the Magician]] showed through bringing [[Dominick the Butcher]] to court the Charter may not stop freaks from bringing citizens to trial and working up popular sentiment against them.) The reason for the deprivation of freak rights is a dark one, for the very existence of Carnival l'Morai is a [[conspiracy]] of [[exploitation]] against the Carnival's people.

	==The Relationship of the City and the Carnival==		==The Relationship of the City and the Carnival==
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	*[[734 BC]] - [[Francis Ciantioux]] is [[convicted]] for being disobedient to his parents. He is changed into [[Hermos the Man-Giant]], stripped of his previous memories, and banished to [[Carnival l'Morai]]. (1687 l'Morai Calendar)<ref name="CoF p. 176">CoF p. 176</ref>		*[[734 BC]] - [[Francis Ciantioux]] is [[convicted]] for being disobedient to his parents. He is changed into [[Hermos the Man-Giant]], stripped of his previous memories, and banished to [[Carnival l'Morai]]. (1687 l'Morai Calendar)<ref name="CoF p. 176">CoF p. 176</ref>

	*[[740 BC]] - [[Marie the Blind Juggler]], [[Morcastle]], and [[Hermos]] investigate a series of [[murder]]s of carnival folk. [[Dominick the Butcher]] is falsely [[convicted]]. Morcastle is [[murdered]]. Marie and Hermos discover the truth and then lead a rebellion against the Puppetmaster and the City of l'Morai. Marie is captured and agrees to become the next carnival master and don the ruby pendant of l'Morai. She is [[murdered]] by Hermos, ~~whom~~ tells the others Marie ordered everyone to follow him out of l'Morai. (1693 lMorai Calendar)<ref>CoF throughout</ref>		*[[740 BC]] - [[Marie the Blind Juggler]], [[Morcastle]], and [[Hermos]] investigate a series of [[murder]]s of carnival folk. [[Dominick the Butcher]] is falsely [[convicted]]. Morcastle is [[murdered]]. Marie and Hermos discover the truth and then lead a rebellion against the Puppetmaster and the City of l'Morai. Marie is captured and agrees to become the next carnival master and don the ruby pendant of l'Morai. She is [[murdered]] by Hermos, who tells the others Marie ordered everyone to follow him out of l'Morai. (1693 lMorai Calendar)<ref>CoF throughout</ref>

	* {{canon-small}}740 BC - Hermos and the other refugees from Carnival l'Morai arrive in [[Darkon]], seeking new homes but receive no help from the native [[Darkonian]]s. The tremors of [[the Grand Conjunction]] cause them to flee that domain to [[Falkovnia]], where they are ~~beset~~ upon by the [[Falkovnian Army]]. They are saved by [[Isolde]] and a [[Carnival (Society)\|new Carnival]] is formed with Isolde as its leader and protector.<ref>[[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] p. 40</ref>		* {{canon-small}}740 BC - Hermos and the other refugees from Carnival l'Morai arrive in [[Darkon]], seeking new homes but receive no help from the native [[Darkonian]]s. The tremors of [[the Grand Conjunction]] cause them to flee that domain to [[Falkovnia]], where they are set upon by the [[Falkovnian Army]]. They are saved by [[Isolde]] and a [[Carnival (Society)\|new Carnival]] is formed with Isolde as its leader and protector.<ref>[[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] p. 40</ref>

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Rock: /* ChronologyThe dates below are based on a reference in Carnival (Sourcebook) (p. 40) that states that Hermos and the rest of the refugees from Carnival l'Morai wound up in Darkon after fleeing l'Morai during the time of the Grand Conjunction, which occurred in 740 BC. The current year as of Carnival of Fear in the calendar used by the people of l'Morai was 1693 (CoF p. 176). Dates in the Barovian Calendar here were thus calculated by corresponding the dates in the l'Morai calendar to the Ba...

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/* ChronologyThe dates below are based on a reference in Carnival (Sourcebook) (p. 40) that states that Hermos and the rest of the refugees from Carnival l'Morai wound up in Darkon after fleeing l'Morai during the time of the Grand Conjunction, which occurred in 740 BC. The current year as of Carnival of Fear in the calendar used by the people of l'Morai was 1693 (CoF p. 176). Dates in the Barovian Calendar here were thus calculated by corresponding the dates in the l'Morai calendar to the Ba...

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	==Chronology<ref>The dates below are based on a reference in [[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] (p. 40) that states that [[Hermos]] and the rest of the refugees from Carnival l'Morai wound up in [[Darkon]] after fleeing l'Morai during the time of [[the Grand Conjunction]], which occurred in [[740 BC]]. The current year as of ''Carnival of Fear'' in the [[calendar]] used by the people of l'Morai was 1693 (CoF p. 176). Dates in the [[Barovian Calendar]] here were thus calculated by corresponding the dates in the l'Morai calendar to the Barovian calendar assuming 740 BC was 1693 in the l'Morai calendar. As such, the dates before [[740 BC]] are {{questionably-canon-small}}</ref>==		==Chronology<ref>The dates below are based on a reference in [[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] (p. 40) that states that [[Hermos]] and the rest of the refugees from Carnival l'Morai wound up in [[Darkon]] after fleeing l'Morai during the time of [[the Grand Conjunction]], which occurred in [[740 BC]]. The current year as of ''Carnival of Fear'' in the [[calendar]] used by the people of l'Morai was 1693 (CoF p. 176). Dates in the [[Barovian Calendar]] here were thus calculated by corresponding the dates in the l'Morai calendar to the Barovian calendar assuming 740 BC was 1693 in the l'Morai calendar. As such, the dates before [[740 BC]] are {{questionably-canon-small}}</ref>==
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	*[[319 BC]] - [[Juron Cygne]] [[poison]]s his brother [[André Cygne]], steals [[the ruby pendant of l'Morai]], and entombs André alive in the [[Cornerstone of Carnival l'Morai]]. André [[curse]]es the ruby pendant. (1272 [[l'Morai Calendar]])<ref>CoF p. 6-8, 304-305</ref>		*[[319 BC]] - [[Juron Cygne]] [[poison]]s his brother [[André Cygne]], steals [[the ruby pendant of l'Morai]], and entombs André alive in the [[Cornerstone of Carnival l'Morai]]. André [[curse]]s the ruby pendant. (1272 [[l'Morai Calendar]])<ref>CoF p. 6-8, 304-305</ref>

	*[[680 BC]] (Approximately) - [[Maudit Sienne]], [[the Puppetmaster]], ~~drives~~ leads a carnie [[rebellion]] and drives out the previous carnival master. However, he is [[captured]] and, given a tough choice, elects to become the new master of [[Carnival l'Morai]].<ref>CoF p. 303-305</ref>		*[[680 BC]] (Approximately) - [[Maudit Sienne]], [[the Puppetmaster]], leads a carnie [[rebellion]] and drives out the previous carnival master. However, he is [[captured]] and, given a tough choice, elects to become the new master of [[Carnival l'Morai]].<ref>CoF p. 303-305</ref>

	*[[734 BC]] - [[Francis Ciantioux]] is [[convicted]] for being disobedient to his parents. He is changed into [[Hermos the Man-Giant]], stripped of his previous memories, and banished to [[Carnival l'Morai]]. (1687 l'Morai Calendar)<ref name="CoF p. 176">CoF p. 176</ref>		*[[734 BC]] - [[Francis Ciantioux]] is [[convicted]] for being disobedient to his parents. He is changed into [[Hermos the Man-Giant]], stripped of his previous memories, and banished to [[Carnival l'Morai]]. (1687 l'Morai Calendar)<ref name="CoF p. 176">CoF p. 176</ref>

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	*[[740 BC]] - [[Marie the Blind Juggler]], [[Morcastle]], and [[Hermos]] investigate a series of [[murder]]s of carnival folk. [[Dominick the Butcher]] is falsely [[convicted]]. Morcastle is [[murdered]]. Marie and Hermos discover the truth and then lead a rebellion against the Puppetmaster and the City of l'Morai. Marie is captured and agrees to become the next carnival master and don the ruby pendant of l'Morai. She is [[murdered]] by Hermos, whom tells the others Marie ordered everyone to follow him out of l'Morai. (1693 lMorai Calendar)<ref>CoF throughout</ref>		*[[740 BC]] - [[Marie the Blind Juggler]], [[Morcastle]], and [[Hermos]] investigate a series of [[murder]]s of carnival folk. [[Dominick the Butcher]] is falsely [[convicted]]. Morcastle is [[murdered]]. Marie and Hermos discover the truth and then lead a rebellion against the Puppetmaster and the City of l'Morai. Marie is captured and agrees to become the next carnival master and don the ruby pendant of l'Morai. She is [[murdered]] by Hermos, whom tells the others Marie ordered everyone to follow him out of l'Morai. (1693 lMorai Calendar)<ref>CoF throughout</ref>

	*{{canon-small}}740 BC - Hermos and the other refugees from Carnival l'Morai arrive in [[Darkon]], seeking new homes but receive no help from the native [[Darkonian]]s. The tremors of [[the Grand Conjunction]] cause them to flee that domain to [[Falkovnia]], where they are beset upon by the [[Falkovnian Army]]. They are saved by [[Isolde]] and a [[Carnival (Society)\|new Carnival]] is formed with Isolde as its leader and protector.<ref>[[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] p. 40</ref>		* {{canon-small}}740 BC - Hermos and the other refugees from Carnival l'Morai arrive in [[Darkon]], seeking new homes but receive no help from the native [[Darkonian]]s. The tremors of [[the Grand Conjunction]] cause them to flee that domain to [[Falkovnia]], where they are beset upon by the [[Falkovnian Army]]. They are saved by [[Isolde]] and a [[Carnival (Society)\|new Carnival]] is formed with Isolde as its leader and protector.<ref>[[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] p. 40</ref>

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The Lesser Evil: /* ChronologyThe dates below are based on a reference in Carnival (Sourcebook) (p. 40) that states that Hermos and the rest of the refugees from Carnival l'Morai wound up in Darkon after fleeing l'Morai during the time of the Grand Conjunction, which o...

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	==Chronology<ref>The dates below are based on a reference in [[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] (p. 40) that states that [[Hermos]] and the rest of the refugees from Carnival l'Morai wound up in [[Darkon]] after fleeing l'Morai during the time of [[the Grand Conjunction]], which occurred in [[740 BC]]. The current year as of ''Carnival of Fear'' in the [[calendar]] used by the people of l'Morai was 1693 (CoF p. 176). Dates in the [[Barovian Calendar]] here were thus calculated by corresponding the dates in the l'Morai calendar to the Barovian calendar assuming 740 BC was 1693 in the l'Morai calendar. As such, the dates before [[740 BC]] are {{questionably-canon-small}}</ref>==		==Chronology<ref>The dates below are based on a reference in [[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] (p. 40) that states that [[Hermos]] and the rest of the refugees from Carnival l'Morai wound up in [[Darkon]] after fleeing l'Morai during the time of [[the Grand Conjunction]], which occurred in [[740 BC]]. The current year as of ''Carnival of Fear'' in the [[calendar]] used by the people of l'Morai was 1693 (CoF p. 176). Dates in the [[Barovian Calendar]] here were thus calculated by corresponding the dates in the l'Morai calendar to the Barovian calendar assuming 740 BC was 1693 in the l'Morai calendar. As such, the dates before [[740 BC]] are {{questionably-canon-small}}</ref>==
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	*[[319 BC]] - [[Juron Cygne]] [[poison]]s his brother [[André Cygne]], steals [[the ruby pendant of l'Morai]], and entombs André alive in the [[Cornerstone of Carnival l'Morai]]. André [[curse]]es the ruby pendant. (1272 l'Morai Calendar)<ref>CoF p. 6-8, 304-305</ref>		*[[319 BC]] - [[Juron Cygne]] [[poison]]s his brother [[André Cygne]], steals [[the ruby pendant of l'Morai]], and entombs André alive in the [[Cornerstone of Carnival l'Morai]]. André [[curse]]es the ruby pendant. (1272 [[l'Morai Calendar]])<ref>CoF p. 6-8, 304-305</ref>

	*[[680 BC]] (Approximately) - [[Maudit Sienne]], [[the Puppetmaster]], drives leads a carnie [[rebellion]] and drives out the previous carnival master. However, he is [[captured]] and, given a tough choice, elects to become the new master of [[Carnival l'Morai]].<ref>CoF p. 303-305</ref>		*[[680 BC]] (Approximately) - [[Maudit Sienne]], [[the Puppetmaster]], drives leads a carnie [[rebellion]] and drives out the previous carnival master. However, he is [[captured]] and, given a tough choice, elects to become the new master of [[Carnival l'Morai]].<ref>CoF p. 303-305</ref>

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	\|races=		\|races= [[Human]]s. [[Dwarves]], [[elves]], and [[halfling]]s may exist but they are, or were at least at the time of [[Juron Cygne]]'s time as carnival master, considered wild [[fey\|fair folk]] and freaks to be hunted down and [[killed]] or locked up in freak shows.<ref>[[Carnival of Fear]] p. 2-3</ref>
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	Matters of justice within the City (and in matters where carnival folk interact with city folk) are decided by the collective vote of the city's citizens, whom are called by the [[Chimes of l'Morai]] whenever a [[trial]] is to occur.<ref>CoF p. 118</ref> Although this may seem to add an element of populist [[democracy]] to l'Morai, the collective will of the people is decided more based upon emotional whim and groupthink than evidence or any true standard of justice. Citizens can serve as character witnesses and bring up charges spontaneously as they deem. Even the Council of l'Morai bows to the people's whimsy.<ref>CoF p. 137-139</ref> In effect, this setup creates a rule of formalized mob rule/[[ochlocracy]]. Moreover, there is a strict delineation of rights between "citizens" (as in, residents of the city) and "freaks" (as in, residents of Carnival l'Morai.) Freaks are not recognized as people in the same way citizens are. Moreover, the [[Grand Charter of l'Morai]] forbids freaks from formally accusing citizens on their own.<ref>[[Carnival of Fear]] p. 133-134</ref> (Of course, [[Marie the Blind Juggler]] and [[Morcastle the Magician]] showed through bringing [[Dominick the Butcher]] to court the Charter may not stop freaks from bringing citizens to trial and working up popular sentiment against them.) The reason for the deprivation of freak rights is a dark one, for the very existence of Carnival l'Morai is a [[conspiracy]] of [[exploitation]] against the Carnival's people.		Matters of justice within the City (and in matters where carnival folk interact with city folk) are decided by the collective vote of the city's citizens, whom are called by the [[Chimes of l'Morai]] whenever a [[trial]] is to occur.<ref>CoF p. 118</ref> Although this may seem to add an element of populist [[democracy]] to l'Morai, the collective will of the people is decided more based upon emotional whim and groupthink than evidence or any true standard of justice. Citizens can serve as character witnesses and bring up charges spontaneously as they deem. Even the Council of l'Morai bows to the people's whimsy.<ref>CoF p. 137-139</ref> In effect, this setup creates a rule of formalized mob rule/[[ochlocracy]]. Moreover, there is a strict delineation of rights between "citizens" (as in, residents of the city) and "freaks" (as in, residents of Carnival l'Morai.) Freaks are not recognized as people in the same way citizens are. Moreover, the [[Grand Charter of l'Morai]] forbids freaks from formally accusing citizens on their own.<ref>[[Carnival of Fear]] p. 133-134</ref> (Of course, [[Marie the Blind Juggler]] and [[Morcastle the Magician]] showed through bringing [[Dominick the Butcher]] to court the Charter may not stop freaks from bringing citizens to trial and working up popular sentiment against them.) The reason for the deprivation of freak rights is a dark one, for the very existence of Carnival l'Morai is a [[conspiracy]] of [[exploitation]] against the Carnival's people.

	==The Relationship of the City and the Carnival===		==The Relationship of the City and the Carnival==
	Although l'Morai might appear to be a just society, the dark truth of l'Morai is that (at least according to the Puppetmaster) the freaks of Carnival l'Morai exist to be the target of the city folk's loathing such that they don't turn on each other. As (according to the city folk) repulsive, degenerate, and subhuman beings, the carnies represented a sort of scourge to be [[abused]] and even [[murdered]] for the betterment of the City of l'Morai.<ref>CoF p. 294-306</ref>		Although l'Morai might appear to be a just society, the dark truth of l'Morai is that (at least according to the Puppetmaster) the freaks of Carnival l'Morai exist to be the target of the city folk's loathing such that they don't turn on each other. As (according to the city folk) repulsive, degenerate, and subhuman beings, the carnies represented a sort of scourge to be [[abused]] and even [[murdered]] for the betterment of the City of l'Morai.<ref>CoF p. 294-306</ref>

The Lesser Evil: /* ChronologyThe dates below are based on a reference in Carnival (Sourcebook) (p. 40) that states that Hermos and the rest of the refugees from Carnival l'Morai wound up in Darkon after fleeing l'Morai during the time of the Grand Conjunction, which o...

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	*[[734 BC]] - [[Francis Ciantioux]] is [[convicted]] for being disobedient to his parents. He is changed into [[Hermos the Man-Giant]], stripped of his previous memories, and banished to [[Carnival l'Morai]]. (1687 l'Morai Calendar)<ref name="CoF p. 176">CoF p. 176</ref>		*[[734 BC]] - [[Francis Ciantioux]] is [[convicted]] for being disobedient to his parents. He is changed into [[Hermos the Man-Giant]], stripped of his previous memories, and banished to [[Carnival l'Morai]]. (1687 l'Morai Calendar)<ref name="CoF p. 176">CoF p. 176</ref>

	*~~{{canon-small}}~~[[740 BC]] - [[Marie the Blind Juggler]], [[Morcastle]], and [[Hermos]] investigate a series of [[murder]]s of carnival folk. [[Dominick the Butcher]] is falsely [[convicted]]. Morcastle is [[murdered]]. Marie and Hermos discover the truth and then lead a rebellion against the Puppetmaster and the City of l'Morai. Marie is captured and agrees to become the next carnival master and don the ruby pendant of l'Morai. She is [[murdered]] by Hermos, whom tells the others Marie ordered everyone to follow him out of l'Morai. (1693 lMorai Calendar)<ref>CoF throughout</ref>		*[[740 BC]] - [[Marie the Blind Juggler]], [[Morcastle]], and [[Hermos]] investigate a series of [[murder]]s of carnival folk. [[Dominick the Butcher]] is falsely [[convicted]]. Morcastle is [[murdered]]. Marie and Hermos discover the truth and then lead a rebellion against the Puppetmaster and the City of l'Morai. Marie is captured and agrees to become the next carnival master and don the ruby pendant of l'Morai. She is [[murdered]] by Hermos, whom tells the others Marie ordered everyone to follow him out of l'Morai. (1693 lMorai Calendar)<ref>CoF throughout</ref>

	*740 BC - Hermos and the other refugees from Carnival l'Morai arrive in [[Darkon]], seeking new homes but receive no help from the native [[Darkonian]]s. The tremors of [[the Grand Conjunction]] cause them to flee that domain to [[Falkovnia]], where they are beset upon by the [[Falkovnian Army]]. They are saved by [[Isolde]] and a [[Carnival (Society)\|new Carnival]] is formed with Isolde as its leader and protector.<ref>[[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] p. 40</ref>		*{{canon-small}}740 BC - Hermos and the other refugees from Carnival l'Morai arrive in [[Darkon]], seeking new homes but receive no help from the native [[Darkonian]]s. The tremors of [[the Grand Conjunction]] cause them to flee that domain to [[Falkovnia]], where they are beset upon by the [[Falkovnian Army]]. They are saved by [[Isolde]] and a [[Carnival (Society)\|new Carnival]] is formed with Isolde as its leader and protector.<ref>[[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] p. 40</ref>

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The Lesser Evil: /* ChronologyThe dates below are based on a reference in Carnival (Sourcebook) (p. 40) that states that Hermos and the rest of the refugees from Carnival l'Morai wound up in Darkon after fleeing l'Morai during the time of the Grand Conjunction, which o...

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	*[[734 BC]] - [[Francis Ciantioux]] is [[convicted]] for being disobedient to his parents. He is changed into [[Hermos the Man-Giant]], stripped of his previous memories, and banished to [[Carnival l'Morai]]. (1687 l'Morai Calendar)<ref name="CoF p. 176">CoF p. 176</ref>		*[[734 BC]] - [[Francis Ciantioux]] is [[convicted]] for being disobedient to his parents. He is changed into [[Hermos the Man-Giant]], stripped of his previous memories, and banished to [[Carnival l'Morai]]. (1687 l'Morai Calendar)<ref name="CoF p. 176">CoF p. 176</ref>

	*[[740 BC]] - [[Marie the Blind Juggler]], [[Morcastle]], and [[Hermos]] investigate a series of [[murder]]s of carnival folk. [[Dominick the Butcher]] is falsely [[convicted]]. Morcastle is [[murdered]]. Marie and Hermos discover the truth and then lead a rebellion against the Puppetmaster and the City of l'Morai. Marie is captured and agrees to become the next carnival master and don the ruby pendant of l'Morai. She is [[murdered]] by Hermos, whom tells the others Marie ordered everyone to follow him out of l'Morai. (1693 lMorai Calendar)<ref>CoF throughout</ref>		*{{canon-small}}[[740 BC]] - [[Marie the Blind Juggler]], [[Morcastle]], and [[Hermos]] investigate a series of [[murder]]s of carnival folk. [[Dominick the Butcher]] is falsely [[convicted]]. Morcastle is [[murdered]]. Marie and Hermos discover the truth and then lead a rebellion against the Puppetmaster and the City of l'Morai. Marie is captured and agrees to become the next carnival master and don the ruby pendant of l'Morai. She is [[murdered]] by Hermos, whom tells the others Marie ordered everyone to follow him out of l'Morai. (1693 lMorai Calendar)<ref>CoF throughout</ref>

	*740 BC - Hermos and the other refugees from Carnival l'Morai arrive in [[Darkon]], seeking new homes but receive no help from the native [[Darkonian]]s. The tremors of [[the Grand Conjunction]] cause them to flee that domain to [[Falkovnia]], where they are beset upon by the [[Falkovnian Army]]. They are saved by [[Isolde]] and a [[Carnival (Society)\|new Carnival]] is formed with Isolde as its leader and protector.<ref>[[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] p. 40</ref>		*740 BC - Hermos and the other refugees from Carnival l'Morai arrive in [[Darkon]], seeking new homes but receive no help from the native [[Darkonian]]s. The tremors of [[the Grand Conjunction]] cause them to flee that domain to [[Falkovnia]], where they are beset upon by the [[Falkovnian Army]]. They are saved by [[Isolde]] and a [[Carnival (Society)\|new Carnival]] is formed with Isolde as its leader and protector.<ref>[[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] p. 40</ref>

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	It is unclear how Carnival l'Morai becoming an effective [[ghost town]] effected the land and city of L'Morai. In the epilogue of ''Carnival of Fear'', an [[unnamed]] cat-faced man finds the pendant and becomes enraptured by it as some blonde children begin bullying a black-haired boy.<ref>CoF p. 319-321</ref> {{Spec\|This may be taken to imply that Carnival l'Morai might somehow restart itself.}} What this possible development might leave the extant Council, the Puppetmaster, and indeed the City of l'Morai is unknown.		It is unclear how Carnival l'Morai becoming an effective [[ghost town]] effected the land and city of L'Morai. In the epilogue of ''Carnival of Fear'', an [[unnamed]] cat-faced man finds the pendant and becomes enraptured by it as some blonde children begin bullying a black-haired boy.<ref>CoF p. 319-321</ref> {{Spec\|This may be taken to imply that Carnival l'Morai might somehow restart itself.}} What this possible development might leave the extant Council, the Puppetmaster, and indeed the City of l'Morai is unknown.

	==Chronology<ref>The dates below are based on a reference in [[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] (p. 40) that states that [[Hermos]] and the rest of the refugees from Carnival l'Morai wound up in [[Darkon]] after fleeing l'Morai during the time of [[the Grand Conjunction]], which occurred in [[740 BC]]. The current year as of ''Carnival of Fear'' in the [[calendar]] used by the people of l'Morai was 1693 (CoF p. 176). Dates in the [[Barovian Calendar]] here were thus calculated by corresponding the dates in the l'Morai calendar to the Barovian calendar assuming 740 BC was 1693 in the l'Morai calendar. As such, the dates before [[740 BC]] are {{questionably-small}}</ref>==		==Chronology<ref>The dates below are based on a reference in [[Carnival (Sourcebook)]] (p. 40) that states that [[Hermos]] and the rest of the refugees from Carnival l'Morai wound up in [[Darkon]] after fleeing l'Morai during the time of [[the Grand Conjunction]], which occurred in [[740 BC]]. The current year as of ''Carnival of Fear'' in the [[calendar]] used by the people of l'Morai was 1693 (CoF p. 176). Dates in the [[Barovian Calendar]] here were thus calculated by corresponding the dates in the l'Morai calendar to the Barovian calendar assuming 740 BC was 1693 in the l'Morai calendar. As such, the dates before [[740 BC]] are {{questionably-canon-small}}</ref>==
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	*[[319 BC]] - [[Juron Cygne]] [[poison]]s his brother [[André Cygne]], steals [[the ruby pendant of l'Morai]], and entombs André alive in the [[Cornerstone of Carnival l'Morai]]. André [[curse]]es the ruby pendant. (1272 l'Morai Calendar)<ref>CoF p. 6-8, 304-305</ref>		*[[319 BC]] - [[Juron Cygne]] [[poison]]s his brother [[André Cygne]], steals [[the ruby pendant of l'Morai]], and entombs André alive in the [[Cornerstone of Carnival l'Morai]]. André [[curse]]es the ruby pendant. (1272 l'Morai Calendar)<ref>CoF p. 6-8, 304-305</ref>

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The Lesser Evil: /* ChronologyThe dates below are based on a reference in Carnival (Sourcebook) (p. 40) that states that Hermos and the rest of the refugees from Carnival l'Morai wound up in Darkon after fleeing l'Morai during the time of the Grand Conjunction, which o...

The Lesser Evil: /* ChronologyThe dates below are based on a reference in Carnival (Sourcebook) (p. 40) that states that Hermos and the rest of the refugees from Carnival l'Morai wound up in Darkon after fleeing l'Morai during the time of the Grand Conjunction, which o...

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