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{{Infobox character|title=Hemlock|color_theme=pal|titles=[[Elect]] of [[Plight]]}} | {{Infobox character|title=Hemlock|color_theme=pal|titles=[[Elect]] of [[Plight]]|place_of_origin=[[Stel Kesh]]}} | ||
'''Hemlock''' is the [[Elect]] of the [[Divines|Divine]] [[Plight]]. | '''Hemlock''' is the [[Elect]] of the [[Divines|Divine]] [[Plight]]. | ||
== Personality == | |||
Born the heir of a middling [[Stel Kesh|Kesh]] House, Hemlock eagerly accepted the position of Elect. They<ref group="note">Austin hasn't provided Hemlock's pronouns. He did briefly use "they" in reference to Hemlock in "[[An Impossible Ideal Pt. 1]]", but it may have been a more general "they".</ref> are fundamentally interested in punishment, not justice. (In other words, they suck.)<ref>[[PALISADE 22: An Impossible Ideal Pt. 1]]</ref> | Born the heir of a middling [[Stel Kesh|Kesh]] House, Hemlock eagerly accepted the position of Elect. They<ref group="note">Austin hasn't provided Hemlock's pronouns. He did briefly use "they" in reference to Hemlock in "[[An Impossible Ideal Pt. 1]]", but it may have been a more general "they".</ref> are fundamentally interested in punishment, not justice. (In other words, they suck.)<ref>[[PALISADE 22: An Impossible Ideal Pt. 1]]</ref> | ||
== See also == | |||
* [[List of Elects]] | |||
==Footnotes== | ==Footnotes== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Elects]] | [[Category:Elects]] | ||
[[Category:PALISADE characters]] | [[Category:PALISADE characters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:08, 17 August 2024
Hemlock is the Elect of the Divine Plight.
Personality[edit | edit source]
Born the heir of a middling Kesh House, Hemlock eagerly accepted the position of Elect. They[note 1] are fundamentally interested in punishment, not justice. (In other words, they suck.)[1]
See also[edit | edit source]
Footnotes[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Austin hasn't provided Hemlock's pronouns. He did briefly use "they" in reference to Hemlock in "An Impossible Ideal Pt. 1", but it may have been a more general "they".