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A [[netbook article]] that describes [[The Mask of Sorrowful Beauty (Cursed Item)]] | A [[netbook article]] that describes [[The Mask of Sorrowful Beauty (Cursed Item)]] | ||
Author: [[]]<br/> | Author: [[Luiz Eduardo Neves Peret]]<br/> | ||
Subtitle: A Dangerous Way to be One of the Beautiful People<br/> | Subtitle: A Dangerous Way to be One of the Beautiful People<br/> | ||
Published in: [[The Book of Shadows]], p.161-164 | Published in: [[The Book of Shadows]], p.161-164 | ||
The article begins with the general appearance of the [[mask]]. Then the [[mask]]s history is explored, which is largely related to the backstory of its creator, [[Pierre Spandeaux, his mother [[Michelle Spandeaux]], and his would-be lover [[Anne-Marie Renier]]. Finally, there is a section on powers, [[curse]]s, and suggested means of destruction for the mask. | The article begins with the general appearance of the [[mask]]. Then the [[mask]]s history is explored, which is largely related to the backstory of its creator, [[Pierre Spandeaux]], his mother [[Michelle Spandeaux]], and his would-be lover [[Anne-Marie Renier]]. Finally, there is a section on powers, [[curse]]s, and suggested means of destruction for the mask. | ||
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A netbook article that describes The Mask of Sorrowful Beauty (Cursed Item)
Author: Luiz Eduardo Neves Peret
Subtitle: A Dangerous Way to be One of the Beautiful People
Published in: The Book of Shadows, p.161-164
The article begins with the general appearance of the mask. Then the masks history is explored, which is largely related to the backstory of its creator, Pierre Spandeaux, his mother Michelle Spandeaux, and his would-be lover Anne-Marie Renier. Finally, there is a section on powers, curses, and suggested means of destruction for the mask.
