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Hugo is a house [[servant]] at [[Eldron Manor]] working under the supervision of estate [[steward]] [[Señor Hector Ramirez]] for [[Lord Eowyn Theone]]. Hugo demonstrates considerable loyalty to both. He suffers a degree of mental impairment due to brain damage he suffered at birth<ref>[[Dark Tales and Disturbing Legends]] p. 143</ref>.
Hugo was a house [[servant]] at [[Eldron Manor]] working under the supervision of estate [[steward]] [[Señor Hector Ramirez]] for [[Lord Eowyn Theone]]. Hugo demonstrated considerable loyalty to both. He suffered a degree of mental impairment due to brain damage he suffered at birth<ref>[[Dark Tales and Disturbing Legends]] p. 143</ref>.


Hugo's father was [[Calvis]], a guard of Eldron Manor that was [[murdered]] by [[Basil]], leaving Senor Ramirez the only one to look after Hugo.<ref>DT&DL p. 9, 17, 146</ref>
Hugo's father was [[Calvis]], a guard of Eldron Manor that was [[murdered]] by [[Basil]], leaving Senor Ramirez the only one to look after Hugo.<ref>DT&DL p. 9, 17, 146</ref>


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Revision as of 18:35, 3 March 2021

Hugo was a house servant at Eldron Manor working under the supervision of estate steward Señor Hector Ramirez for Lord Eowyn Theone. Hugo demonstrated considerable loyalty to both. He suffered a degree of mental impairment due to brain damage he suffered at birth[1].

Hugo's father was Calvis, a guard of Eldron Manor that was murdered by Basil, leaving Senor Ramirez the only one to look after Hugo.[2]

References

  1. Dark Tales and Disturbing Legends p. 143
  2. DT&DL p. 9, 17, 146