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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Barastrondo" data-source="post: 1538475" data-attributes="member: 3820"><a href="http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?t=10902&page=1&pp=20" target="_blank">http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?t=10902&page=1&pp=20</a>Scroll down a bit. I dunno if it's organic or refined, but it looks like truth to me.(And while we're on that page, what's up with Belvor's last name? Is that an homage to the Beoulve family of Final Fantasy Tactics?)That's not the most sinister part. The most sinister part is that he gets really good and witty lines, which make people warm up to him and decide maybe he's not so bad to have around after all, and hey, maybe he's not as bad as all that. Evil is dangerous because it has a really good marketing campaign.I swear, I totally was hoping that Gwendolyn would fall hard for Dabus way back when, because she would be so much fun to watch actually in the throes of genuine feeling for once, and totally disbelieving that it was happening. ("Me? With a church boy like that? Ha! Impossible!") Much Ado About Nothing is essentially my favorite Shakespeare comedy, and there's just something about Gwen that would make her a hell of a Beatrice as far as comic denial is concerned. Dabus is no Benedict, mind, but that's what would make it not so much a retread and more an original (and potentially just damn hilarious) thing to be playing out among the cohorts. Besides, Dabus — as is only meet for the Hand of his God on Oerth — Kicks Ass. She could do (and has done) a heck of a lot worse.</blockquote>

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