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According to [[Tales of Ravenloft: Objets d'Art]], '''Lynn''' was a former [[student]] of [[Professor Ferewood]] at the [[Brautslava Institute]]. Like Ferewood, she was granted the opportunity to view the [[gallery]] of [[Marquis Stezen d'Polarno]]. In a chamber containing magical paintings, she makes a spirited attempt to escape the tour, destroying a window with a statue and fleeing through it. According to d'Polarno, though, she merely fled into one of the paintings, where she attained a sort of immortality.<ref>[[Tales of Ravenloft: Objets d'Art]], p.204-221</ref> | According to [[Tales of Ravenloft: Objets d'Art]], '''Lynn''' was a former [[student]] of [[Professor Ferewood]] at the [[Brautslava Institute]]. Like Ferewood, she was granted the opportunity to view the [[gallery]] of [[Marquis Stezen d'Polarno]]. In a chamber containing magical paintings, she makes a spirited attempt to escape the tour, destroying a window with a statue and fleeing through it. According to d'Polarno, though, she merely fled into one of the paintings, where she attained a sort of immortality.<ref>[[Tales of Ravenloft: Objets d'Art]], p.204-221</ref> | ||
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According to Tales of Ravenloft: Objets d'Art, Lynn was a former student of Professor Ferewood at the Brautslava Institute. Like Ferewood, she was granted the opportunity to view the gallery of Marquis Stezen d'Polarno. In a chamber containing magical paintings, she makes a spirited attempt to escape the tour, destroying a window with a statue and fleeing through it. According to d'Polarno, though, she merely fled into one of the paintings, where she attained a sort of immortality.[1]
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- ↑ Tales of Ravenloft: Objets d'Art, p.204-221