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	[[Tattoo of the Ear-Tied Hare\|A black tattoo bearing his likeness]] marks freaks from [[Carnival l'Morai]] for [[death]].<ref>CoF p. 275</ref> His likeness is also marked upon side of the [[cursed]] [[the ruby pendant of l'Morai\|ruby pendant of l'Morai]], showing that the master of [[Carnival l'Morai]] is the most quintessential freak just as the Ear-Tied Hare is.<ref>CoF p. 305</ref>		[[Tattoo of the Ear-Tied Hare\|A black tattoo bearing his likeness]] marks freaks from [[Carnival l'Morai]] for [[death]].<ref>CoF p. 275</ref> His likeness is also marked upon side of the [[cursed]] [[the ruby pendant of l'Morai\|ruby pendant of l'Morai]], showing that the master of [[Carnival l'Morai]] is the most quintessential freak just as the Ear-Tied Hare is.<ref>CoF p. 305</ref>

	Strangely, the Ear-Tied Hare's likeness is exactly the same as [[Hermos]]' [[deity]], [[Tidhare]]. as evidenced by [[Marie the Blind Juggler]]'s perception of the marking on the ruby pendant as Tidhare.<ref>CoF p. 304</ref> {{Spec\|It is possible that Tidhare originates in Hermos' memories of [[fairy tale]] characters warped by [[the living death]]}}, as implied by Hermos' pronunciation of "the Ear-Tied Hare" being corrupted into [[~~Tiddhare~~]] in Hermos' dream of the past.<ref>CoF p. 184</ref>		Strangely, the Ear-Tied Hare's likeness is exactly the same as [[Hermos]]' [[deity]], [[Tidhare]]. as evidenced by [[Marie the Blind Juggler]]'s perception of the marking on the ruby pendant as Tidhare.<ref>CoF p. 304</ref> {{Spec\|It is possible that Tidhare originates in Hermos' memories of [[fairy tale]] characters warped by [[the living death]]}}, as implied by Hermos' pronunciation of "the Ear-Tied Hare" being corrupted into [[Tidhare]] in Hermos' dream of the past.<ref>CoF p. 184</ref>

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	[[Tattoo of the Ear-Tied Hare\|A black tattoo bearing his likeness]] marks freaks from [[Carnival l'Morai]] for [[death]].<ref>CoF p. 275</ref> His likeness is also marked upon side of the [[cursed]] [[the ruby pendant of l'Morai\|ruby pendant of l'Morai]], showing that the master of [[Carnival l'Morai]] is the most quintessential freak just as the Ear-Tied Hare is.<ref>CoF p. 305</ref>		[[Tattoo of the Ear-Tied Hare\|A black tattoo bearing his likeness]] marks freaks from [[Carnival l'Morai]] for [[death]].<ref>CoF p. 275</ref> His likeness is also marked upon side of the [[cursed]] [[the ruby pendant of l'Morai\|ruby pendant of l'Morai]], showing that the master of [[Carnival l'Morai]] is the most quintessential freak just as the Ear-Tied Hare is.<ref>CoF p. 305</ref>

	Strangely, the Ear-Tied Hare's likeness is exactly the same as [[Hermos]]' [[deity]], [[Tidhare]]. as evidenced by [[Marie the Blind Juggler]]'s perception of the marking on the ruby pendant as Tidhare.<ref>CoF p. 304</ref> {{Spec\|It is possible that Tidhare originates in Hermos' memories of [[fairy tale]] characters warped by [[the living death]]}}, as implied by ~~Quince the Horse~~'s pronunciation being corrupted into [[~~Qin-sah~~]] in Hermos' dream of the past.		Strangely, the Ear-Tied Hare's likeness is exactly the same as [[Hermos]]' [[deity]], [[Tidhare]]. as evidenced by [[Marie the Blind Juggler]]'s perception of the marking on the ruby pendant as Tidhare.<ref>CoF p. 304</ref> {{Spec\|It is possible that Tidhare originates in Hermos' memories of [[fairy tale]] characters warped by [[the living death]]}}, as implied by Hermos' pronunciation of "the Ear-Tied Hare" being corrupted into [[Tiddhare]] in Hermos' dream of the past.<ref>CoF p. 184</ref>

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	[[Tattoo of the Ear-Tied Hare\|A black tattoo bearing his likeness]] marks freaks from [[Carnival l'Morai]] for [[death]].<ref>CoF p. 275</ref> His likeness is also marked upon side of the [[cursed]] [[the ruby pendant of l'Morai\|ruby pendant of l'Morai]], showing that the master of [[Carnival l'Morai]] is the most quintessential freak just as the Ear-Tied Hare is.<ref>CoF p. 305</ref>		[[Tattoo of the Ear-Tied Hare\|A black tattoo bearing his likeness]] marks freaks from [[Carnival l'Morai]] for [[death]].<ref>CoF p. 275</ref> His likeness is also marked upon side of the [[cursed]] [[the ruby pendant of l'Morai\|ruby pendant of l'Morai]], showing that the master of [[Carnival l'Morai]] is the most quintessential freak just as the Ear-Tied Hare is.<ref>CoF p. 305</ref>

	Strangely, the Ear-Tied Hare's likeness is exactly the same as [[Hermos]]' [[deity]], [[Tidhare]]. as evidenced by [[Marie the Blind Juggler]]'s perception of the marking on the ruby pendant as Tidhare.<ref>CoF p. 304</ref> {{Spec\|It is possible that Tidhare originates in Hermos' memories of [[fairy tale]] characters warped by [[the living death]]}}, as implied by Quince the Horse's pronunciation being corrupted into [[Qin-~~Sah~~]] in Hermos' dream of the past.		Strangely, the Ear-Tied Hare's likeness is exactly the same as [[Hermos]]' [[deity]], [[Tidhare]]. as evidenced by [[Marie the Blind Juggler]]'s perception of the marking on the ruby pendant as Tidhare.<ref>CoF p. 304</ref> {{Spec\|It is possible that Tidhare originates in Hermos' memories of [[fairy tale]] characters warped by [[the living death]]}}, as implied by Quince the Horse's pronunciation being corrupted into [[Qin-sah]] in Hermos' dream of the past.

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			''Note: This article covers the Lop-Eared Hair, also known as the Ear-Tied Hare, as the titular character of the Ear-Tied Hare story. For the story itself, see [[The Ear-Tied Hare (Story)]].''

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	~~A character from~~ the children's tale [[The Story of the Ear-Tied Hare]] in [[L'Morai]]. He represents the lowest of the low in the social ladder.<ref>[[Carnival of Fear]] p. 182-185</ref> [[Tattoo of the Ear-Tied Hare\|A black tattoo bearing his likeness]] marks freaks from [[Carnival l'Morai]] for [[death]].<ref>CoF p. 275</ref>		Lop-Eared Hare, also known as [[the Ear-Tied Hare]], is the subject of the children's tale [[The Story of the Ear-Tied Hare\|the story of the same name]] in [[L'Morai]]. He represents the lowest of the low in the social ladder. He never has anything to say or contribute to discussions and decisions, only making a sound once when his [[ear]] is stepped by [[Quince the Horse]]. Lop-Ears' shriek panics Quince, whom goes into a thrashing panic, injuring and panicking those nearby. The other animals meet and decide to fill Lop-Ears mouth with fleece to prevent a repeat incident. They also use a reign to restrain his ears, thus making him the Ear-Tied Hare. In the end, Lop-Ears lies down allowing the others to walk all over him until he is dead.<ref>[[Carnival of Fear]] p. 182-185</ref>

			[[Tattoo of the Ear-Tied Hare\|A black tattoo bearing his likeness]] marks freaks from [[Carnival l'Morai]] for [[death]].<ref>CoF p. 275</ref> His likeness is also marked upon side of the [[cursed]] [[the ruby pendant of l'Morai\|ruby pendant of l'Morai]], showing that the master of [[Carnival l'Morai]] is the most quintessential freak just as the Ear-Tied Hare is.<ref>CoF p. 305</ref>

			Strangely, the Ear-Tied Hare's likeness is exactly the same as [[Hermos]]' [[deity]], [[Tidhare]]. as evidenced by [[Marie the Blind Juggler]]'s perception of the marking on the ruby pendant as Tidhare.<ref>CoF p. 304</ref> {{Spec\|It is possible that Tidhare originates in Hermos' memories of [[fairy tale]] characters warped by [[the living death]]}}, as implied by Quince the Horse's pronunciation being corrupted into [[Qin-Sah]] in Hermos' dream of the past.

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A character from the children's tale [[The Story of the Ear-Tied Hare]] in [[L'Morai]]. He represents the lowest of the low in the social ladder.<ref>[[Carnival of Fear]] p. 182-185</ref> [[Tattoo of the Ear-Tied Hare|A black tattoo bearing his likeness]] marks freaks from [[Carnival l'Morai]] for [[death]].<ref>CoF p. 275</ref>

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