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	The Nocturne is a large sprawling but single story [[inn]] and [[tavern]] in [[Linde]]. The attached kitchen also serves as a [[winery]] for the production of [[cloudberry wine]] the town of Linde becoming [[famous]] for, permeating the inn with the smell of yeast and fermenting [[wine]]. As of [[758 BC]], the inn is owned by [[Samus]] and [[Vette]]. Samus originally hails from [[Viktal]], but he became the [[heir]] of the property after the passing of his mother in [[757 BC]]. However, the winery is communally operated.<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 75</ref>		The Nocturne is a large sprawling but single story [[inn]] and [[tavern]] in [[Linde]]. The attached kitchen also serves as a [[winery]] for the production of [[cloudberry wine]] the town of Linde becoming [[famous]] for, permeating the inn with the smell of yeast and fermenting [[wine]]. As of [[758 BC]], the inn is owned by [[Samus]] and [[Vette]]. Samus originally hails from [[Viktal]], but he became the [[heir]] of the property after the passing of his mother in [[757 BC]]. However, the winery is communally operated.<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 75</ref>

	The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref name="ToDS p. 109">ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[:category:food\|meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Dirca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]]<ref>ToDS p. 121; she had resided in Linde for "nearly two"</ref>, and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], Sondra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC.<ref>ToDS p. 158</ref> That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a ~~long~~ falling out with Andor.<ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>		The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref name="ToDS p. 109">ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[:category:food\|meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Dirca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]]<ref>ToDS p. 121; she had resided in Linde for "nearly two"</ref>, and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], Sondra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC.<ref>ToDS p. 158</ref> That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a falling out with Andor and the death of Ivar.<ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>

	How the inn passed from Andor to Samus was not laid out in either ToDS nor Gazetteer V. Due to his [[lycanthropy]], Andor avoided having children and thus producing an [[heir]].<ref name="ToDS p. 109">ToDS p. 109</ref>, {{Spec\|However, he might have passed it to Sondra ~~if he retired or passed away. She may have had children or have passed it onto another relative~~.}} ~~it is known she had at least one relative in [[Viktal]].~~		How the inn passed from Andor to Samus was not laid out in either ToDS nor Gazetteer V. Due to his [[lycanthropy]], Andor avoided having children and thus producing an [[heir]].<ref name="ToDS p. 109">ToDS p. 109</ref>, {{Spec\|However, it might have passed to someone in his extended family or to Sondra and through her to some other relatives.}}

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	The Nocturne is a large sprawling but single story [[inn]] and [[tavern]] in [[Linde]]. The attached kitchen also serves as a [[winery]] for the production of [[cloudberry wine]] the town of Linde becoming [[famous]] for, permeating the inn with the smell of yeast and fermenting [[wine]]. As of [[758 BC]], the inn is owned by [[Samus]] and [[Vette]]. Samus originally hails from [[Viktal]], but he became the [[heir]] of the property after the passing of his mother in [[757 BC]]. However, the winery is communally operated.<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 75</ref>		The Nocturne is a large sprawling but single story [[inn]] and [[tavern]] in [[Linde]]. The attached kitchen also serves as a [[winery]] for the production of [[cloudberry wine]] the town of Linde becoming [[famous]] for, permeating the inn with the smell of yeast and fermenting [[wine]]. As of [[758 BC]], the inn is owned by [[Samus]] and [[Vette]]. Samus originally hails from [[Viktal]], but he became the [[heir]] of the property after the passing of his mother in [[757 BC]]. However, the winery is communally operated.<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 75</ref>

	The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref name="ToDS p. 109">ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[:category:food\|meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Dirca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]]<ref>ToDS p. 121; she ~~arrived~~ "nearly two ~~years ago~~"</ref>, and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], Sondra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC.<ref>ToDS p. 158</ref> That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a long falling out with Andor.<ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>		The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref name="ToDS p. 109">ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[:category:food\|meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Dirca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]]<ref>ToDS p. 121; she had resided in Linde for "nearly two"</ref>, and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], Sondra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC.<ref>ToDS p. 158</ref> That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a long falling out with Andor.<ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>

	How the inn passed from Andor to Samus was not laid out in either ToDS nor Gazetteer V. Due to his [[lycanthropy]], Andor avoided having children and thus producing an [[heir]].<ref name="ToDS p. 109">ToDS p. 109</ref>, {{Spec\|However, he might have passed it to Sondra if he retired or passed away. She may have had children or have passed it onto another relative.}} it is known she had at least one relative in [[Viktal]].		How the inn passed from Andor to Samus was not laid out in either ToDS nor Gazetteer V. Due to his [[lycanthropy]], Andor avoided having children and thus producing an [[heir]].<ref name="ToDS p. 109">ToDS p. 109</ref>, {{Spec\|However, he might have passed it to Sondra if he retired or passed away. She may have had children or have passed it onto another relative.}} it is known she had at least one relative in [[Viktal]].

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	The Nocturne is a large sprawling but single story [[inn]] and [[tavern]] in [[Linde]]. The attached kitchen also serves as a [[winery]] for the production of [[cloudberry wine]] the town of Linde becoming [[famous]] for, permeating the inn with the smell of yeast and fermenting [[wine]]. As of [[758 BC]], the inn is owned by [[Samus]] and [[Vette]]. Samus originally hails from [[Viktal]], but he became the [[heir]] of the property after the passing of his mother in [[757 BC]]. However, the winery is communally operated.<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 75</ref>		The Nocturne is a large sprawling but single story [[inn]] and [[tavern]] in [[Linde]]. The attached kitchen also serves as a [[winery]] for the production of [[cloudberry wine]] the town of Linde becoming [[famous]] for, permeating the inn with the smell of yeast and fermenting [[wine]]. As of [[758 BC]], the inn is owned by [[Samus]] and [[Vette]]. Samus originally hails from [[Viktal]], but he became the [[heir]] of the property after the passing of his mother in [[757 BC]]. However, the winery is communally operated.<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 75</ref>

	The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref>ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[:category:food\|meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Dirca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]]<ref>ToDS p. 121; she arrived "nearly two years ago"</ref>, and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], Sondra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC.<ref>ToDS p. 158</ref> That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a long falling out with Andor.<ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>		The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref name="ToDS p. 109">ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[:category:food\|meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Dirca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]]<ref>ToDS p. 121; she arrived "nearly two years ago"</ref>, and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], Sondra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC.<ref>ToDS p. 158</ref> That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a long falling out with Andor.<ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>

	How the inn passed from Andor to Samus was not laid out in either ToDS nor Gazetteer V. Due to his [[lycanthropy]], Andor avoided having children and thus producing an [[heir]]. {{Spec\|However, he might have passed it to Sondra if he retired or passed away. She may have had children or have passed it onto another relative.}} it is known she had at least one relative in [[Viktal]].		How the inn passed from Andor to Samus was not laid out in either ToDS nor Gazetteer V. Due to his [[lycanthropy]], Andor avoided having children and thus producing an [[heir]].<ref name="ToDS p. 109">ToDS p. 109</ref>, {{Spec\|However, he might have passed it to Sondra if he retired or passed away. She may have had children or have passed it onto another relative.}} it is known she had at least one relative in [[Viktal]].

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	The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref>ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[:category:food\|meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Dirca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]]<ref>ToDS p. 121; she arrived "nearly two years ago"</ref>, and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], Sondra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC.<ref>ToDS p. 158</ref> That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a long falling out with Andor.<ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>		The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref>ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[:category:food\|meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Dirca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]]<ref>ToDS p. 121; she arrived "nearly two years ago"</ref>, and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], Sondra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC.<ref>ToDS p. 158</ref> That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a long falling out with Andor.<ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>

	How the inn passed from Andor to Samus was not laid out in either ToDS nor Gazetteer V. Due to his [[~~lycathropy~~]], Andor avoided having children and thus producing an [[heir]]. {{Spec\|However, he might have passed it to Sondra if he retired or passed away. She may have had children or have passed it onto another relative.}} it is known she had at least one relative in [[Viktal]].		How the inn passed from Andor to Samus was not laid out in either ToDS nor Gazetteer V. Due to his [[lycanthropy]], Andor avoided having children and thus producing an [[heir]]. {{Spec\|However, he might have passed it to Sondra if he retired or passed away. She may have had children or have passed it onto another relative.}} it is known she had at least one relative in [[Viktal]].

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	The Nocturne is a large sprawling but single story [[inn]] and [[tavern]] in [[Linde]]. The attached kitchen also serves as a [[winery]] for the production of [[cloudberry wine]] the town of Linde becoming [[famous]] for, permeating the inn with the smell of yeast and fermenting [[wine]]. As of [[758 BC]], the inn is owned by [[Samus]] and [[Vette]]. Samus originally hails from [[Viktal]], but he became the [[heir]] of the property after the passing of his mother in [[757 BC]]. However, the winery is communally operated.<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 75</ref>		The Nocturne is a large sprawling but single story [[inn]] and [[tavern]] in [[Linde]]. The attached kitchen also serves as a [[winery]] for the production of [[cloudberry wine]] the town of Linde becoming [[famous]] for, permeating the inn with the smell of yeast and fermenting [[wine]]. As of [[758 BC]], the inn is owned by [[Samus]] and [[Vette]]. Samus originally hails from [[Viktal]], but he became the [[heir]] of the property after the passing of his mother in [[757 BC]]. However, the winery is communally operated.<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 75</ref>

	The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref>ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[:category:meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Dirca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]]<ref>ToDS p. 121; she arrived "nearly two years ago"</ref>, and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], Sondra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC.<ref>ToDS p. 158</ref> That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a long falling out with Andor.<ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>		The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref>ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[:category:food\|meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Dirca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]]<ref>ToDS p. 121; she arrived "nearly two years ago"</ref>, and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], Sondra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC.<ref>ToDS p. 158</ref> That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a long falling out with Andor.<ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>

	How the inn passed from Andor to Samus was not laid out in either ToDS nor Gazetteer V. Due to his [[lycathropy]], Andor avoided having children and thus producing an [[heir]]. {{Spec\|However, he might have passed it to Sondra if he retired or passed away. She may have had children or have passed it onto another relative.}} it is known she had at least one relative in [[Viktal]].		How the inn passed from Andor to Samus was not laid out in either ToDS nor Gazetteer V. Due to his [[lycathropy]], Andor avoided having children and thus producing an [[heir]]. {{Spec\|However, he might have passed it to Sondra if he retired or passed away. She may have had children or have passed it onto another relative.}} it is known she had at least one relative in [[Viktal]].

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	The Nocturne is a large sprawling but single story [[inn]] and [[tavern]] in [[Linde]]. The attached kitchen also serves as a [[winery]] for the production of [[cloudberry wine]] the town of Linde becoming [[famous]] for, permeating the inn with the smell of yeast and fermenting [[wine]]. As of [[758 BC]], the inn is owned by [[Samus]] and [[Vette]]. Samus originally hails from [[Viktal]], but he became the [[heir]] of the property after the passing of his mother in [[757 BC]]. However, the winery is communally operated.<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 75</ref>		The Nocturne is a large sprawling but single story [[inn]] and [[tavern]] in [[Linde]]. The attached kitchen also serves as a [[winery]] for the production of [[cloudberry wine]] the town of Linde becoming [[famous]] for, permeating the inn with the smell of yeast and fermenting [[wine]]. As of [[758 BC]], the inn is owned by [[Samus]] and [[Vette]]. Samus originally hails from [[Viktal]], but he became the [[heir]] of the property after the passing of his mother in [[757 BC]]. However, the winery is communally operated.<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 75</ref>

	The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref>ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[meal]]s cooked by his wife [[~~Derca~~]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]], and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], ~~Sodra~~'s lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC. That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a long falling out with Andor.		The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref>ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[:category:meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Dirca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]]<ref>ToDS p. 121; she arrived "nearly two years ago"</ref>, and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], Sondra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC.<ref>ToDS p. 158</ref> That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a long falling out with Andor.<ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>

	How the inn passed from Andor to Samus was not laid out in either ToDS nor Gazetteer V. Due to his [[lycathropy]], Andor avoided having children and thus producing an [[heir]]. {{Spec\|However, he might have passed it to Sondra if he retired or passed away. She may have had children or have passed it onto another relative.}} it is known she had at least one relative in [[Viktal]].		How the inn passed from Andor to Samus was not laid out in either ToDS nor Gazetteer V. Due to his [[lycathropy]], Andor avoided having children and thus producing an [[heir]]. {{Spec\|However, he might have passed it to Sondra if he retired or passed away. She may have had children or have passed it onto another relative.}} it is known she had at least one relative in [[Viktal]].

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	The Nocturne is a large sprawling but single story [[inn]] and [[tavern]] in [[Linde]]. The attached kitchen also serves as a [[winery]] for the production of [[cloudberry wine]] the town of Linde becoming [[famous]] for, permeating the inn with the smell of yeast and fermenting [[wine]]. As of [[758 BC]], the inn is owned by [[Samus]] and [[Vette]]. Samus originally hails from [[Viktal]], but he became the [[heir]] of the property after the passing of his mother in [[757 BC]]. However, the winery is communally operated.<ref>[[Gazetteer V}] p. 75</ref>		The Nocturne is a large sprawling but single story [[inn]] and [[tavern]] in [[Linde]]. The attached kitchen also serves as a [[winery]] for the production of [[cloudberry wine]] the town of Linde becoming [[famous]] for, permeating the inn with the smell of yeast and fermenting [[wine]]. As of [[758 BC]], the inn is owned by [[Samus]] and [[Vette]]. Samus originally hails from [[Viktal]], but he became the [[heir]] of the property after the passing of his mother in [[757 BC]]. However, the winery is communally operated.<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 75</ref>

	The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref>ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Derca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]], and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], Sodra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC. That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a long falling out with Andor.		The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref>ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Derca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]], and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)\|Jonathan]], Sodra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC. That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a long falling out with Andor.

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The Nocturne is a large sprawling but single story [[inn]] and [[tavern]] in [[Linde]]. The attached kitchen also serves as a [[winery]] for the production of [[cloudberry wine]] the town of Linde becoming [[famous]] for, permeating the inn with the smell of yeast and fermenting [[wine]]. As of [[758 BC]], the inn is owned by [[Samus]] and [[Vette]]. Samus originally hails from [[Viktal]], but he became the [[heir]] of the property after the passing of his mother in [[757 BC]]. However, the winery is communally operated.<ref>[[Gazetteer V}] p. 75</ref>

The Nocturne is featured heavily in the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]]. Before and during the time of that book (approximately from [[717 BC]] to [[735 BC]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 says the events surrounding the destruction of [[the Tapestry of Dark Souls]] happen in [[735 BC]]. [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)|Jonathan]] is age 17 at the time of this event. The book begins with the events that lead to his conception.</ref>), the inn was owned by [[Andor Merriwite]]<ref>ToDS p. 26-27</ref>, who had [[inherited]] it from his father<ref>ToDS p. 109</ref>, with [[meal]]s cooked by his wife [[Derca]]<ref>ToDS p.33</ref>. The winery was jointly owned by Andor and his brother-in-law [[Ivar (of Tepest)]]. They were assisted by [[Sondra]], Ivar and Dirca's daughter, whom arrived in [[733 BC]] or [[734 BC]], and [[Jonathan (Son of Morgoth)|Jonathan]], Sodra's lover and husband, whom arrived in 735 BC. That year also saw the death of Dirca and then Ivar and Jon in the struggle against [[Morgoth]]. Andor was left the sole owner of it all by the end of the book, although [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)}Maeve]] began playing her [[lute]] there again after the resolution of a long falling out with Andor.

How the inn passed from Andor to Samus was not laid out in either ToDS nor Gazetteer V. Due to his [[lycathropy]], Andor avoided having children and thus producing an [[heir]]. {{Spec|However, he might have passed it to Sondra if he retired or passed away. She may have had children or have passed it onto another relative.}} it is known she had at least one relative in [[Viktal]].

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