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Written and performed by Luther Bedarik in 742 BC. Epic tragedy, ballad, and one person opera about Grandfather Wolf being betrayed by two of his offspring narrulves. Not too subtly allegorical to Harkon Lukas and his relationship with Akriel Lukas and Casimir Lukas. Implicates Harkon Lukas and his two children to be narrulves.^[1]

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-Written and [[peformed]] by [[Luther Bedarik]] in [[742 BC]]. Epic tragedy, [[ballad]], and one person [[opera]] about [[Grandfather Wolf]] being betrayed by two of his offspring [[narrulves]]. Not too subtly allegorical to [[Harkon Lukas]] and his relationship with [[Akriel Lukas]] and [[Casimir Lukas]]. Implicates Harkon Lukas and his two children to be narrulves.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 95">[[Gazetteer I]] p.95</ref>
+Written and [[performed]] by [[Luther Bedarik]] in [[742 BC]]. Epic tragedy, [[ballad]], and one person [[opera]] about [[Grandfather Wolf]] being betrayed by two of his offspring [[narrulves]]. Not too subtly allegorical to [[Harkon Lukas]] and his relationship with [[Akriel Lukas]] and [[Casimir Lukas]]. Implicates Harkon Lukas and his two children to be narrulves.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 95">[[Gazetteer I]] p.95</ref>
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