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After the death of [[the Old Sheikh|The old sheikh]] of [[abd-al-Mamat]]'s tribe died, [[The Young Sheikh|the young sheikh]], the old sheikh's son, was left to rule in his place. The young sheikh bore his father's impulse problems and his desire for decadence. He combined those traits with a hideously [[cruel]] mean streak. Abd-al-Mamat's efforts to educate him largely failed. After the boy seemingly [[raped]] and [[murdered]] a young girl, abd-al-Mamat sentenced | After the death of [[the Old Sheikh|The old sheikh]] of [[abd-al-Mamat]]'s tribe died, [[The Young Sheikh|the young sheikh]], the old sheikh's son, was left to rule in his place. The young sheikh bore his father's impulse problems and his desire for decadence. He combined those traits with a hideously [[cruel]] mean streak. Abd-al-Mamat's efforts to educate him largely failed. After the boy seemingly [[raped]] and [[murdered]] a young girl, abd-al-Mamat sentenced him to a long, very slow and torturous death.<ref>[[The Judgement of abd-al-Mamat]], [[Tales of Ravenloft]] p. 162-164</ref> | ||
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After the death of The old sheikh of abd-al-Mamat's tribe died, the young sheikh, the old sheikh's son, was left to rule in his place. The young sheikh bore his father's impulse problems and his desire for decadence. He combined those traits with a hideously cruel mean streak. Abd-al-Mamat's efforts to educate him largely failed. After the boy seemingly raped and murdered a young girl, abd-al-Mamat sentenced him to a long, very slow and torturous death.[1]
References
- ↑ The Judgement of abd-al-Mamat, Tales of Ravenloft p. 162-164
