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The inspiration for the name of the [[Two-Hares Inn]], the Tales of Two Hares involves the (mis)adventures of the two [[rabbit]] [[loa]]s, [[Bouki]] and [[Longears]]. Bouki always get himself into trouble, and Longears, the clever one, must rescue him.<ref>[[Dance of the Dead (Novel)]] p. 93</ref> | |||
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Mentioned in the [[Souragne Gazetteer]].<ref>[[Souragne Gazetteer]] p. 21</ref> | |||
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The inspiration for the name of the Two-Hares Inn, the Tales of Two Hares involves the (mis)adventures of the two rabbit loas, Bouki and Longears. Bouki always get himself into trouble, and Longears, the clever one, must rescue him.[1]
Noncanon Information
Mentioned in the Souragne Gazetteer.[2]
References
- ↑ Dance of the Dead (Novel) p. 93
- ↑ Souragne Gazetteer p. 21
