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Starting August 1st and lasting for two weeks, Good Trollings Day is a [[celebration]] and [[festival]] observed in [[Mordentshire]]. Although how it came to be is not precisely known, the [[Mordentish]] people have kept up the tradition for two centuries and will not stop any time soon. During this festival, the best [[fish]] caught from the [[Sea of Sorrows]] are not [[eaten]] but instead put into fish tanks and then eventually released back into the Sea. Following this [[ritual]], [[feast]]ing commences upon other fish, [[vegetable]]s, and [[alcohol]] imbued with the taste of boiled [[seaweed]]<ref>[[Book of Secrets]] p. 38</ref>.
Happening on August 1st of each year, Good Trollings Day is a [[celebration]] and [[festival]] observed in [[Mordentshire]]. Although how it came to be is not precisely known, the [[Mordentish]] people have kept up the tradition for two centuries and will not stop any time soon. For two weeks prior to the holiday, the best [[fish]] caught from the [[Sea of Sorrows]] are not [[eaten]] but instead put into fish tanks to be released back into the Sea on August 1st. Following this [[ritual]], [[feast]]ing commences upon other fish, [[vegetable]]s, and [[alcohol]] imbued with the taste of boiled [[seaweed]]<ref>[[Book of Secrets]] p. 38</ref>.


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Revision as of 12:18, 8 August 2020

Happening on August 1st of each year, Good Trollings Day is a celebration and festival observed in Mordentshire. Although how it came to be is not precisely known, the Mordentish people have kept up the tradition for two centuries and will not stop any time soon. For two weeks prior to the holiday, the best fish caught from the Sea of Sorrows are not eaten but instead put into fish tanks to be released back into the Sea on August 1st. Following this ritual, feasting commences upon other fish, vegetables, and alcohol imbued with the taste of boiled seaweed[1].

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