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	Marishka Obour is a minor character from the novel, [[Baroness of Blood]]. The eldest daughter of [[Baron Janosk Obour]] and [[Ilsabet's mother\|a mother of unspecified name]], Marishka was the sister of [[Baroness Ilsabet Obour\|Ilsabet Obour]] and [[Baron Mihael Obour\|Mihael Obour]]. She inherited to their mother's beauty<ref>[[Baroness of Blood]] p. 8</ref> and had some artistic skill, having made several [[tapestry\|tapestries]].<ref>BoB p. 11</ref> Following the death of her father as a result of the botched [[invasion of Sundell]], Marischka was, like her stepmother [[Lady Lorena]], was stricken with grief. Unlike Lady Lorena, Marishka did not commit [suicide]]. As per his settlement with Baron Janosk, [[Baron Peto Casse]] (baron of [[Sundell]]) assumed control over [[Kislova]] in return for sparing the Obour Family and their allies. All of the Obours, save for Ilsabet Obour, swore [[oath]]s of [[loyal]]ty to Peto.<ref>BoB p. 32-50</ref>

	Eventually, Peto courted Marishka, and they were to be [[married]]. Ilsabet charged Marishka to never ~~let him~~ fall in love with Peto, their father's [[executioner]].<ref>BoB p. 74-77</ref>. Despite Ilsabet's admonishment, Peto and Marishka did fall in with each other. Ilsabet went on pilgrimage to see [[Sagesse]] of what was to become of her love with Peto, and Sagesse told her that she would not live long, but she could live as she pleased and do what she wanted during that time.<ref>p. 92-97</ref> On an outing with Marishka, Ilsabet [[poisoned]] Marishka's [[horse]] with a neurotoxin. The ensuing riding accident left Marishka critically injured and bed-ridden. Back in [[Nimbus Castle]], Ilsabet slowly poisoned Marishka to death under the guise of nursing her and attending to her emotional needs. Although Ilsabet came to admire and bond Marishka like never before, Ilsabet went through with the [[murder]]. On death's door, Marishka and Peto became [[married]] in order to make her last few moments as enjoyable as possible.<ref>BoB p. 106-124</ref>		Marishka Obour is a minor character from the novel, [[Baroness of Blood]]. The eldest daughter of [[Baron Janosk Obour]] and [[Ilsabet's mother\|a mother of unspecified name]], Marishka was the sister of [[Baroness Ilsabet Obour\|Ilsabet Obour]] and [[Baron Mihael Obour\|Mihael Obour]]. She inherited to their mother's beauty<ref>[[Baroness of Blood]] p. 8</ref> and had some artistic skill, having made several [[tapestry\|tapestries]].<ref>BoB p. 11</ref> Following the death of her father as a result of the botched [[invasion of Sundell]], Marischka was, like her stepmother [[Lady Lorena]], was stricken with grief. Unlike Lady Lorena, Marishka did not commit [[suicide]]. As per his settlement with Baron Janosk, [[Baron Peto Casse]] (baron of [[Sundell]]) assumed control over [[Kislova]] in return for sparing the Obour Family and their allies. All of the Obours, save for Ilsabet Obour, swore [[oath]]s of [[loyal]]ty to Peto.<ref>BoB p. 32-50</ref>

			Eventually, Peto courted Marishka, and they were to be [[married]]. Ilsabet charged Marishka to never fall in love with Peto, their father's [[executioner]].<ref>BoB p. 74-77</ref>. Despite Ilsabet's admonishment, Peto and Marishka did fall in with each other. Ilsabet went on pilgrimage to see [[Sagesse]] of what was to become of her love with Peto, and Sagesse told her that she would not live long, but she could live as she pleased and do what she wanted during that time.<ref>p. 92-97</ref> On an outing with Marishka, Ilsabet [[poisoned]] Marishka's [[horse]] with a neurotoxin. The ensuing riding accident left Marishka critically injured and bed-ridden. Back in [[Nimbus Castle]], Ilsabet slowly poisoned Marishka to death under the guise of nursing her and attending to her emotional needs. Although Ilsabet came to admire and bond with Marishka like never before, Ilsabet went through with the [[murder]]. On death's door, Marishka and Peto became [[married]] in order to make her last few moments as enjoyable as possible.<ref>BoB p. 106-124</ref>

	Following her death, Marishka was not [[cremated]], at her request. She wished to be [[buried]], so Peto ordered the construction of a [[marble]] [[tomb]] for her. [[Marishka Obour's Tomb]] came to be thought of as a [[haunted]] place, watched over by the [[Kislovan Werewolf Ghost\|ghost of a werewolf]]<ref>BoB p. 124-125, 140-141</ref>, bidden to watch over it until a great wrong had been righted. Marishka's [[ghost]] came to haunt Ilsabet and attempted to warn Ilsabet away from further [[treachery]]. Ilsabet did not comply.<ref>for example, p. 157-158</ref> At the end of the novel, Marishka's ghost, or at least an image of her, prevented Ilsabet's pursuit of [[Sagra]] to reclaim [[Lekai]].<ref>BoB p. 297</ref>		Following her death, Marishka was not [[cremated]], at her request. She wished to be [[buried]], so Peto ordered the construction of a [[marble]] [[tomb]] for her. [[Marishka Obour's Tomb]] came to be thought of as a [[haunted]] place, watched over by the [[Kislovan Werewolf Ghost\|ghost of a werewolf]]<ref>BoB p. 124-125, 140-141</ref>, bidden to watch over it until a great wrong had been righted. Marishka's [[ghost]] came to haunt Ilsabet and attempted to warn Ilsabet away from further [[treachery]]. Ilsabet did not comply.<ref>for example, p. 157-158</ref> At the end of the novel, Marishka's ghost, or at least an image of her, prevented Ilsabet's pursuit of [[Sagra]] to reclaim [[Lekai]].<ref>BoB p. 297</ref>

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	Eventually, Peto courted Marishka, and they were to be [[married]]. Ilsabet charged Marishka to never let him fall in love with Peto, their father's [[executioner]].<ref>BoB p. 74-77</ref>. Despite Ilsabet's admonishment, Peto and Marishka did fall in with each other. Ilsabet went on pilgrimage to see [[Sagesse]] of what was to become of her love with Peto, and Sagesse told her that she would not live long, but she could live as she pleased and do what she wanted during that time.<ref>p. 92-97</ref> On an outing with Marishka, Ilsabet [[poisoned]] Marishka's [[horse]] with a neurotoxin. The ensuing riding accident left Marishka critically injured and bed-ridden. Back in [[Nimbus Castle]], Ilsabet slowly poisoned Marishka to death under the guise of nursing her and attending to her emotional needs. Although Ilsabet came to admire and bond Marishka like never before, Ilsabet went through with the [[murder]]. On death's door, Marishka and Peto became [[married]] in order to make her last few moments as enjoyable as possible.<ref>BoB p. 106-124</ref>		Eventually, Peto courted Marishka, and they were to be [[married]]. Ilsabet charged Marishka to never let him fall in love with Peto, their father's [[executioner]].<ref>BoB p. 74-77</ref>. Despite Ilsabet's admonishment, Peto and Marishka did fall in with each other. Ilsabet went on pilgrimage to see [[Sagesse]] of what was to become of her love with Peto, and Sagesse told her that she would not live long, but she could live as she pleased and do what she wanted during that time.<ref>p. 92-97</ref> On an outing with Marishka, Ilsabet [[poisoned]] Marishka's [[horse]] with a neurotoxin. The ensuing riding accident left Marishka critically injured and bed-ridden. Back in [[Nimbus Castle]], Ilsabet slowly poisoned Marishka to death under the guise of nursing her and attending to her emotional needs. Although Ilsabet came to admire and bond Marishka like never before, Ilsabet went through with the [[murder]]. On death's door, Marishka and Peto became [[married]] in order to make her last few moments as enjoyable as possible.<ref>BoB p. 106-124</ref>

	Following her death, Marishka was not [[cremated]], at her request. She wished to be [[buried]], so Peto ordered the construction of a [[marble]] [[tomb]] for her. [[Marishka Obour's Tomb]] came to be thought of as a [[haunted]] place, watched over by the [[Kislovan Werewolf Ghost\|ghost of a werewolf]]<ref>BoB p. 124-125, 140-141</ref>, bidden to watch over it until a great wrong had been righted. Marishka's [[ghost]] came to haunt Ilsabet and attempted to warn Ilsabet away from further [[treachery]]. Ilsabet did not comply.<ref>for example, p. 157-158</ref>		Following her death, Marishka was not [[cremated]], at her request. She wished to be [[buried]], so Peto ordered the construction of a [[marble]] [[tomb]] for her. [[Marishka Obour's Tomb]] came to be thought of as a [[haunted]] place, watched over by the [[Kislovan Werewolf Ghost\|ghost of a werewolf]]<ref>BoB p. 124-125, 140-141</ref>, bidden to watch over it until a great wrong had been righted. Marishka's [[ghost]] came to haunt Ilsabet and attempted to warn Ilsabet away from further [[treachery]]. Ilsabet did not comply.<ref>for example, p. 157-158</ref> At the end of the novel, Marishka's ghost, or at least an image of her, prevented Ilsabet's pursuit of [[Sagra]] to reclaim [[Lekai]].<ref>BoB p. 297</ref>

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	Eventually, Peto courted Marishka, and they were to be [[married]]. Ilsabet charged Marishka to never let him fall in love with Peto, their father's [[executioner]].<ref>BoB p. 74-77</ref>. Despite Ilsabet's admonishment, Peto and Marishka did fall in with each other. Ilsabet went on pilgrimage to see [[Sagesse]] of what was to become of her love with Peto, and Sagesse told her that she would not live long, but she could live as she pleased and do what she wanted during that time.<ref>p. 92-97</ref> On an outing with Marishka, Ilsabet [[poisoned]] Marishka's [[horse]] with a neurotoxin. The ensuing riding accident left Marishka critically injured and bed-ridden. Back in [[Nimbus Castle]], Ilsabet slowly poisoned Marishka to death under the guise of nursing her and attending to her emotional needs. Although Ilsabet came to admire and bond Marishka like never before, Ilsabet went through with the [[murder]]. On death's door, Marishka and Peto became [[married]] in order to make her last few moments as enjoyable as possible.<ref>BoB p. 106-124</ref>		Eventually, Peto courted Marishka, and they were to be [[married]]. Ilsabet charged Marishka to never let him fall in love with Peto, their father's [[executioner]].<ref>BoB p. 74-77</ref>. Despite Ilsabet's admonishment, Peto and Marishka did fall in with each other. Ilsabet went on pilgrimage to see [[Sagesse]] of what was to become of her love with Peto, and Sagesse told her that she would not live long, but she could live as she pleased and do what she wanted during that time.<ref>p. 92-97</ref> On an outing with Marishka, Ilsabet [[poisoned]] Marishka's [[horse]] with a neurotoxin. The ensuing riding accident left Marishka critically injured and bed-ridden. Back in [[Nimbus Castle]], Ilsabet slowly poisoned Marishka to death under the guise of nursing her and attending to her emotional needs. Although Ilsabet came to admire and bond Marishka like never before, Ilsabet went through with the [[murder]]. On death's door, Marishka and Peto became [[married]] in order to make her last few moments as enjoyable as possible.<ref>BoB p. 106-124</ref>

	Following her death, Marishka was not [[cremated]], at her request. She wished to be [[buried]], so Peto ordered the construction of a [[marble]] [[tomb]] for her. [[Marishka Obour's Tomb]] came to be thought of as a [[haunted]] place, watched over by the [[Kislovan Werewolf Ghost\|ghost of a werewolf]]<ref>BoB p. 124-125, 140-141</ref>, bidden to watch over it until a great wrong had been righted. Marishka's [[ghost]] came to haunt Ilsabet and attempted to warn Ilsabet away from further [[treachery]]. Ilsabet did not comply.		Following her death, Marishka was not [[cremated]], at her request. She wished to be [[buried]], so Peto ordered the construction of a [[marble]] [[tomb]] for her. [[Marishka Obour's Tomb]] came to be thought of as a [[haunted]] place, watched over by the [[Kislovan Werewolf Ghost\|ghost of a werewolf]]<ref>BoB p. 124-125, 140-141</ref>, bidden to watch over it until a great wrong had been righted. Marishka's [[ghost]] came to haunt Ilsabet and attempted to warn Ilsabet away from further [[treachery]]. Ilsabet did not comply.<ref>for example, p. 157-158</ref>

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	Eventually, Peto courted Marishka, and they were to be [[married]]. Ilsabet charged Marishka to never let him fall in love with Peto, their father's [[executioner]].<ref>BoB p. 74-77</ref>. Despite Ilsabet's admonishment, Peto and Marishka did fall in with each other. Ilsabet went on pilgrimage to see [[Sagesse]] of what was to become of her love with Peto, and Sagesse told her that she would not live long, but she could live as she pleased and do what she wanted during that time.<ref>p. 92-97</ref> On an outing with Marishka, Ilsabet [[poisoned]] Marishka's [[horse]] with a neurotoxin. The ensuing riding accident left Marishka critically injured and bed-ridden. Back in [[Nimbus Castle]], Ilsabet slowly poisoned Marishka to death under the guise of nursing her and attending to her emotional needs. Although Ilsabet came to admire and bond Marishka like never before, Ilsabet went through with the [[murder]]. On death's door, Marishka and Peto became [[married]] in order to make her last few moments as enjoyable as possible.<ref>BoB p. 106-124</ref>		Eventually, Peto courted Marishka, and they were to be [[married]]. Ilsabet charged Marishka to never let him fall in love with Peto, their father's [[executioner]].<ref>BoB p. 74-77</ref>. Despite Ilsabet's admonishment, Peto and Marishka did fall in with each other. Ilsabet went on pilgrimage to see [[Sagesse]] of what was to become of her love with Peto, and Sagesse told her that she would not live long, but she could live as she pleased and do what she wanted during that time.<ref>p. 92-97</ref> On an outing with Marishka, Ilsabet [[poisoned]] Marishka's [[horse]] with a neurotoxin. The ensuing riding accident left Marishka critically injured and bed-ridden. Back in [[Nimbus Castle]], Ilsabet slowly poisoned Marishka to death under the guise of nursing her and attending to her emotional needs. Although Ilsabet came to admire and bond Marishka like never before, Ilsabet went through with the [[murder]]. On death's door, Marishka and Peto became [[married]] in order to make her last few moments as enjoyable as possible.<ref>BoB p. 106-124</ref>

			Following her death, Marishka was not [[cremated]], at her request. She wished to be [[buried]], so Peto ordered the construction of a [[marble]] [[tomb]] for her. [[Marishka Obour's Tomb]] came to be thought of as a [[haunted]] place, watched over by the [[Kislovan Werewolf Ghost\|ghost of a werewolf]]<ref>BoB p. 124-125, 140-141</ref>, bidden to watch over it until a great wrong had been righted. Marishka's [[ghost]] came to haunt Ilsabet and attempted to warn Ilsabet away from further [[treachery]]. Ilsabet did not comply.

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	Marishka Obour is a minor character from the novel, [[Baroness of Blood]]. The eldest daughter of [[Baron Janosk Obour]] and [[Ilsabet's mother\|a mother of unspecified name]], Marishka was the sister of [[Baroness Ilsabet Obour\|Ilsabet Obour]] and [[Baron Mihael Obour\|Mihael Obour]]. She inherited to their mother's beauty<ref>[[Baroness of Blood p. 8</ref> and had some artistic skill, having made several [[tapestry\|tapestries]].<ref>BoB p. 11</ref> Following the death of her father as a result of the botched [[invasion of Sundell]], Marischka was, like her stepmother [[Lady Lorena]], was stricken with grief. Unlike Lady Lorena, Marishka did not commit [suicide]]. As per his settlement with Baron Janosk, [[Baron Peto Casse]] (baron of [[Sundell]]) assumed control over [[Kislova]] in return for sparing the Obour Family and their allies. All of the Obours, save for Ilsabet Obour, swore [[oath]]s of [[loyal]]ty to Peto.<ref>BoB p. 32-50</ref>		Marishka Obour is a minor character from the novel, [[Baroness of Blood]]. The eldest daughter of [[Baron Janosk Obour]] and [[Ilsabet's mother\|a mother of unspecified name]], Marishka was the sister of [[Baroness Ilsabet Obour\|Ilsabet Obour]] and [[Baron Mihael Obour\|Mihael Obour]]. She inherited to their mother's beauty<ref>[[Baroness of Blood]] p. 8</ref> and had some artistic skill, having made several [[tapestry\|tapestries]].<ref>BoB p. 11</ref> Following the death of her father as a result of the botched [[invasion of Sundell]], Marischka was, like her stepmother [[Lady Lorena]], was stricken with grief. Unlike Lady Lorena, Marishka did not commit [suicide]]. As per his settlement with Baron Janosk, [[Baron Peto Casse]] (baron of [[Sundell]]) assumed control over [[Kislova]] in return for sparing the Obour Family and their allies. All of the Obours, save for Ilsabet Obour, swore [[oath]]s of [[loyal]]ty to Peto.<ref>BoB p. 32-50</ref>

	Eventually, Peto courted Marishka, and they were to be [[married]]. Ilsabet charged Marishka to never let him fall in love with Peto, their father's [[executioner]].<ref>BoB p. 74-77</ref>. Despite Ilsabet's admonishment, Peto and Marishka did fall in with each other. Ilsabet went on pilgrimage to see [[Sagesse]] of what was to become of her love with Peto, and Sagesse told her that she would not live long, but she could live as she pleased and do what she wanted during that time.<ref>p. 92-97</ref> On an outing with Marishka, Ilsabet [[poisoned]] Marishka's [[horse]] with a neurotoxin. The ensuing riding accident left Marishka critically injured and bed-ridden. Back in [[Nimbus Castle]], Ilsabet slowly poisoned Marishka to death under the guise of nursing her and attending to her emotional needs. Although Ilsabet came to admire and bond Marishka like never before, Ilsabet went through with the [[murder]]. On death's door, Marishka and Peto became [[married]] in order to make her last few moments as enjoyable as possible.<ref>BoB p. 106-124</ref>		Eventually, Peto courted Marishka, and they were to be [[married]]. Ilsabet charged Marishka to never let him fall in love with Peto, their father's [[executioner]].<ref>BoB p. 74-77</ref>. Despite Ilsabet's admonishment, Peto and Marishka did fall in with each other. Ilsabet went on pilgrimage to see [[Sagesse]] of what was to become of her love with Peto, and Sagesse told her that she would not live long, but she could live as she pleased and do what she wanted during that time.<ref>p. 92-97</ref> On an outing with Marishka, Ilsabet [[poisoned]] Marishka's [[horse]] with a neurotoxin. The ensuing riding accident left Marishka critically injured and bed-ridden. Back in [[Nimbus Castle]], Ilsabet slowly poisoned Marishka to death under the guise of nursing her and attending to her emotional needs. Although Ilsabet came to admire and bond Marishka like never before, Ilsabet went through with the [[murder]]. On death's door, Marishka and Peto became [[married]] in order to make her last few moments as enjoyable as possible.<ref>BoB p. 106-124</ref>

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	Marishka Obour is a minor character from the novel, [[Baroness of Blood]]. The eldest daughter of [[Baron Janosk Obour]] and [[Ilsabet's ~~Mother~~\|a mother of unspecified name]], Marishka was the sister of [[Baroness Ilsabet Obour\|Ilsabet Obour]] and [[Baron Mihael Obour\|Mihael Obour]]. She inherited to their mother's beauty<ref>[[Baroness of Blood p. 8</ref> and had some artistic skill, having made several [[tapestry\|tapestries]].<ref>BoB p. 11</ref> Following the death of her father as a result of the botched [[invasion of Sundell]], Marischka was, like her stepmother [[Lady Lorena]], was stricken with grief. Unlike Lady Lorena, Marishka did not commit [suicide]]. As per his settlement with Baron Janosk, [[Baron Peto Casse]] (baron of [[Sundell]]) assumed control over [[Kislova]] in return for sparing the Obour Family and their allies. All of the Obours, save for Ilsabet Obour, swore [[oath]]s of [[loyal]]ty to Peto.<ref>BoB p. 32-50</ref>		Marishka Obour is a minor character from the novel, [[Baroness of Blood]]. The eldest daughter of [[Baron Janosk Obour]] and [[Ilsabet's mother\|a mother of unspecified name]], Marishka was the sister of [[Baroness Ilsabet Obour\|Ilsabet Obour]] and [[Baron Mihael Obour\|Mihael Obour]]. She inherited to their mother's beauty<ref>[[Baroness of Blood p. 8</ref> and had some artistic skill, having made several [[tapestry\|tapestries]].<ref>BoB p. 11</ref> Following the death of her father as a result of the botched [[invasion of Sundell]], Marischka was, like her stepmother [[Lady Lorena]], was stricken with grief. Unlike Lady Lorena, Marishka did not commit [suicide]]. As per his settlement with Baron Janosk, [[Baron Peto Casse]] (baron of [[Sundell]]) assumed control over [[Kislova]] in return for sparing the Obour Family and their allies. All of the Obours, save for Ilsabet Obour, swore [[oath]]s of [[loyal]]ty to Peto.<ref>BoB p. 32-50</ref>

	Eventually, Peto courted Marishka, and they were to be [[married]]. Ilsabet charged Marishka to never let him fall in love with Peto, their father's [[executioner]].<ref>BoB p. 74-77</ref. Despite Ilsabet's admonishment, Peto and Marishka did fall in with each other. Ilsabet went on pilgrimage to see [[Sagesse]] of what was to become of her love with Peto, and Sagesse told her that she would not live long, but she could live as she pleased and do what she wanted during that time.<ref>p. 92-97</ref> On an outing with Marishka, Ilsabet [[poisoned]] Marishka's [[horse]] with a neurotoxin. The ensuing riding accident left Marishka critically injured and bed-ridden. Back in [[Nimbus Castle]], Ilsabet slowly poisoned Marishka to death under the guise of nursing her and attending to her emotional needs. Although Ilsabet came to admire and bond Marishka like never before, Ilsabet went through with the [[murder]]. On death's door, Marishka and Peto became [[married]] in order to make her last few moments as enjoyable as possible.<ref>BoB p. 106-124</ref>		Eventually, Peto courted Marishka, and they were to be [[married]]. Ilsabet charged Marishka to never let him fall in love with Peto, their father's [[executioner]].<ref>BoB p. 74-77</ref>. Despite Ilsabet's admonishment, Peto and Marishka did fall in with each other. Ilsabet went on pilgrimage to see [[Sagesse]] of what was to become of her love with Peto, and Sagesse told her that she would not live long, but she could live as she pleased and do what she wanted during that time.<ref>p. 92-97</ref> On an outing with Marishka, Ilsabet [[poisoned]] Marishka's [[horse]] with a neurotoxin. The ensuing riding accident left Marishka critically injured and bed-ridden. Back in [[Nimbus Castle]], Ilsabet slowly poisoned Marishka to death under the guise of nursing her and attending to her emotional needs. Although Ilsabet came to admire and bond Marishka like never before, Ilsabet went through with the [[murder]]. On death's door, Marishka and Peto became [[married]] in order to make her last few moments as enjoyable as possible.<ref>BoB p. 106-124</ref>

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	The eldest daughter of [[Baron Janosk Obour]], Marishka was the sister of [[Baroness Ilsabet Obour]] and [[Baron Mihael Obour]]. She was ~~killed by~~ her ~~sister~~, [[~~Baroness~~ Ilsabet Obour\|Ilsabet]] and became a [[~~ghost~~]].		{{canon}}
			Marishka Obour is a minor character from the novel, [[Baroness of Blood]]. The eldest daughter of [[Baron Janosk Obour]] and [[Ilsabet's Mother\|a mother of unspecified name]], Marishka was the sister of [[Baroness Ilsabet Obour\|Ilsabet Obour]] and [[Baron Mihael Obour\|Mihael Obour]]. She inherited to their mother's beauty<ref>[[Baroness of Blood p. 8</ref> and had some artistic skill, having made several [[tapestry\|tapestries]].<ref>BoB p. 11</ref> Following the death of her father as a result of the botched [[invasion of Sundell]], Marischka was, like her stepmother [[Lady Lorena]], was stricken with grief. Unlike Lady Lorena, Marishka did not commit [suicide]]. As per his settlement with Baron Janosk, [[Baron Peto Casse]] (baron of [[Sundell]]) assumed control over [[Kislova]] in return for sparing the Obour Family and their allies. All of the Obours, save for Ilsabet Obour, swore [[oath]]s of [[loyal]]ty to Peto.<ref>BoB p. 32-50</ref>

			Eventually, Peto courted Marishka, and they were to be [[married]]. Ilsabet charged Marishka to never let him fall in love with Peto, their father's [[executioner]].<ref>BoB p. 74-77</ref. Despite Ilsabet's admonishment, Peto and Marishka did fall in with each other. Ilsabet went on pilgrimage to see [[Sagesse]] of what was to become of her love with Peto, and Sagesse told her that she would not live long, but she could live as she pleased and do what she wanted during that time.<ref>p. 92-97</ref> On an outing with Marishka, Ilsabet [[poisoned]] Marishka's [[horse]] with a neurotoxin. The ensuing riding accident left Marishka critically injured and bed-ridden. Back in [[Nimbus Castle]], Ilsabet slowly poisoned Marishka to death under the guise of nursing her and attending to her emotional needs. Although Ilsabet came to admire and bond Marishka like never before, Ilsabet went through with the [[murder]]. On death's door, Marishka and Peto became [[married]] in order to make her last few moments as enjoyable as possible.<ref>BoB p. 106-124</ref>

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	[[Category:~~Kislovan~~]][[category:~~Inhabitants of Kislova~~]][[category:~~Noble of Kislova~~]]		[[category:Female]]
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	==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==		==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==

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	The eldest daughter of [[Baron Janosk Obour]], Marishka was the sister of [[Baroness Ilsabet Obour]] and [[Baron Mihael Obour]]. She was killed by her sister, [[Baroness Ilsabet Obour\|Ilsabet]] and became a [[ghost]].		The eldest daughter of [[Baron Janosk Obour]], Marishka was the sister of [[Baroness Ilsabet Obour]] and [[Baron Mihael Obour]]. She was killed by her sister, [[Baroness Ilsabet Obour\|Ilsabet]] and became a [[ghost]].

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