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According to [[Tales of Ravenloft: Objects d'Art]], '''Curator Clairmont''' was an associate of [[Professor Ferewood]] at the [[Brautslava Institute]], although his exact position and duties at the Institute were never explained.  Like Ferewood, he was granted the opportunity to view the [[gallery]] of [[Marquis Stezen d'Polarno]].<ref>[[Tales of Ravenloft: Objects d'Art]], p.204-221</ref>
According to [[Tales of Ravenloft: Objets d'Art]], '''Curator Clairmont''' was an associate of [[Professor Ferewood]] at the [[Brautslava Institute]], although his exact position and duties at the Institute were never explained.  Like Ferewood, he was granted the opportunity to view the [[gallery]] of [[Marquis Stezen d'Polarno]].<ref>[[Tales of Ravenloft: Objets d'Art]], p.204-221</ref>


Ferewood mentions Clairmont early in his narrative, but not again thereafter.  {{Spec|Presumably d'Polarno granted him immortality, as he claimed to done for all of his guests that evening, but immortality of some unexpected, unwelcome sort.}}
Ferewood mentions Clairmont early in his narrative, but not again thereafter.  {{Spec|Presumably d'Polarno granted him immortality, as he claimed to done for all of his guests that evening, but immortality of some unexpected, unwelcome sort.}}

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According to Tales of Ravenloft: Objets d'Art, Curator Clairmont was an associate of Professor Ferewood at the Brautslava Institute, although his exact position and duties at the Institute were never explained. Like Ferewood, he was granted the opportunity to view the gallery of Marquis Stezen d'Polarno.[1]

Ferewood mentions Clairmont early in his narrative, but not again thereafter. Presumably d'Polarno granted him immortality, as he claimed to done for all of his guests that evening, but immortality of some unexpected, unwelcome sort.