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Sir Hugo was a vile and [[debauched]] nobleman prior to meeting a [[beautiful]] [[maiden]] who took him for a [[vampire groom]]. However, during the transformation process, she was [[killed]], leaving Sir Hugo transformed into a [[vorlog]]. Now Hugo sees the [[face]] of his former beloved on everybody within his [[domain]]. This vexes him to no end as he finds new consorts in the image of his [[deceased]] beloved, but always [[murder]]s them when they do not turn out to be her.<ref>[[A Hundred Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 25]] p. 76</ref>
Sir Hugo was a vile and [[debauched]] nobleman prior to meeting a [[beautiful]] maiden who took him for a [[vampire groom]]. However, during the transformation process, she was [[killed]], leaving Sir Hugo transformed into a [[vorlog]]. Now Hugo sees the [[face]] of his former beloved on everybody within his [[domain]]. This vexes him to no end as he finds new consorts in the image of his [[deceased]] beloved, but always [[murder]]s them when they do not turn out to be her.<ref>[[A Hundred Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 25]] p. 76</ref>
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Latest revision as of 17:46, 9 November 2018

Sir Hugo was a vile and debauched nobleman prior to meeting a beautiful maiden who took him for a vampire groom. However, during the transformation process, she was killed, leaving Sir Hugo transformed into a vorlog. Now Hugo sees the face of his former beloved on everybody within his domain. This vexes him to no end as he finds new consorts in the image of his deceased beloved, but always murders them when they do not turn out to be her.[1]

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