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[[Danalie Woodhall]] was the mother and [[Edward Woodhall]] was the father of Fresson Woodhall. The family lived in [[Il Aluk]]. Edward loved his wife and son but was often absent as he struggled to rebuild the family fortune. Fresson became jealous of his fathers' love for his mother. This culminated in the boy murdering his mother. Edward had his son locked away in the [[Asylum (Devering)|asylum of Devering]], gradually losing interest in him. Eventually, Edward instructed the staff to tell his son that he was dead, as he remarried and attempt to rebuild his life. Edward would soon create the [[The Gibbering Golem|Gibbering Golem]] in the likeness of his father. Both the [[creator]] and the [[created]] would be destroyed in the years prior to the publishing of [[Van Richten's Guide to the Created]] in [[739 BC]]. | |||
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Revision as of 12:23, 15 March 2013
Danalie Woodhall was the mother and Edward Woodhall was the father of Fresson Woodhall. The family lived in Il Aluk. Edward loved his wife and son but was often absent as he struggled to rebuild the family fortune. Fresson became jealous of his fathers' love for his mother. This culminated in the boy murdering his mother. Edward had his son locked away in the asylum of Devering, gradually losing interest in him. Eventually, Edward instructed the staff to tell his son that he was dead, as he remarried and attempt to rebuild his life. Edward would soon create the Gibbering Golem in the likeness of his father. Both the creator and the created would be destroyed in the years prior to the publishing of Van Richten's Guide to the Created in 739 BC.
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Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium I - p265 |
