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[[Baron Earonshire]] is the father of [[Benjamin Lockwood]] and a [[baron]] of some power on an unknown [[outlander]] world | [[Baron Earonshire]] is the father of [[Benjamin Lockwood]] and a [[baron]] of some power on an unknown [[outlander]] world. Once when Benjamin and his wife [[Angelique Lockwood]] were visiting the baron's [[estate]], Angelique ordered Benjamin to [[kill]] his father so they could assume power over his holdings. When Benjamin refused, she ordered one of her adulterous lovers to force Benjamin to gouge his own eyes out. And then Angelique [[bully|bullied]] Benjamin into claiming he did it as an accident. The fate of Baron Earonshire is never mentioned, although given the time that has past, he is most certainly [[deceased]].<ref>[[Book of Sorrows]] p.69, </ref> | ||
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Baron Earonshire is the father of Benjamin Lockwood and a baron of some power on an unknown outlander world. Once when Benjamin and his wife Angelique Lockwood were visiting the baron's estate, Angelique ordered Benjamin to kill his father so they could assume power over his holdings. When Benjamin refused, she ordered one of her adulterous lovers to force Benjamin to gouge his own eyes out. And then Angelique bullied Benjamin into claiming he did it as an accident. The fate of Baron Earonshire is never mentioned, although given the time that has past, he is most certainly deceased.[1]
References
- ↑ Book of Sorrows p.69,