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Clarisse Harrowing is the protagonist of the short story [[Tales of Ravenloft: The House of a Hundred Windows]]. She is a former resident of [[Il Aluk]]<ref name="ToR p. 34">[[Tales of Ravenloft: The House of a Hundred Windows]] p. 34</ref>, but she now resides in [[Evenore]], where locally she is known as the [[Lady of Evenore]].<ref name="ToR p. 51">ToR p. 51</ref> She is the wife of [[Lord Gareff Harrowing]]<ref>p. 35</ref>, though he | Clarisse Harrowing is the protagonist of the short story [[Tales of Ravenloft: The House of a Hundred Windows]]. She is a former resident of [[Il Aluk]]<ref name="ToR p. 34">[[Tales of Ravenloft: The House of a Hundred Windows]] p. 34</ref>, but she now resides in [[Evenore]], where locally she is known as the [[Lady of Evenore]].<ref name="ToR p. 51">ToR p. 51</ref> She is the wife of [[Lord Gareff Harrowing]]<ref>p. 35</ref>, though he is currently [[imprisoned]] somewhere within it.<ref name="ToR p. 51">ToR p. 51</ref> | ||
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Born and raised in [[Il Aluk]] into a [[wealthy]] [[merchant]] family, Clarisse was wed to Lord Gareff Harrowing in an [[arranged marriage]]. Bearing no love for her husband, Clarisse lived as a veritable [[prisoner]] in Lord Harrowing's [[manor]] [[estate]].<ref>ToR p. 34-35</ref> | Born and raised in [[Il Aluk]] into a [[wealthy]] [[merchant]] family, Clarisse was wed to Lord Gareff Harrowing in an [[arranged marriage]]. Bearing no love for her husband, Clarisse lived as a veritable [[prisoner]] in Lord Harrowing's [[manor]] [[estate]].<ref>ToR p. 34-35</ref> | ||
In order to achieve [[liberation]] from Lord Harrowing, she entreated with and eventually [[liberated]] [[Domenic]]. However, he was as oppressive a lover as Lord Harrowing was a husband. When both men became involved in mortal combat and reached a stalemate, they each called for Clarisse's support, with Harrowing laying claim to her obedience as his wife, and Domenic claiming he had taken control over her through [[temptation | seduction]]. Instead of choosing either, Clarisse unleashed and assumed control over the [[goblyns]] Domenic had created, refused both men and used her new servants to seal them away in the otherworldly [[prison]] Harrowing had once created for his enemy and his armies.<ref>ToR p. 35-51</ref> | In order to achieve [[liberation|freedom]] from Lord Harrowing, she entreated with and eventually [[liberated]] [[Domenic]]. However, he was as oppressive a lover as Lord Harrowing was a husband. When both men became involved in mortal combat and reached a stalemate, they each called for Clarisse's support, with Harrowing laying claim to her obedience as his wife, and Domenic claiming he had taken control over her through [[temptation|seduction]]. Instead of choosing either, Clarisse unleashed and assumed control over the [[goblyns]] Domenic had created, refused both men and used her new servants to seal them away in the otherworldly [[prison]] Harrowing had once created for his enemy and his armies.<ref>ToR p. 35-51</ref> | ||
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Clarisse Harrowing is the protagonist of the short story Tales of Ravenloft: The House of a Hundred Windows. She is a former resident of Il Aluk[1], but she now resides in Evenore, where locally she is known as the Lady of Evenore.[2] She is the wife of Lord Gareff Harrowing[3], though he is currently imprisoned somewhere within it.[2]
Background
Born and raised in Il Aluk into a wealthy merchant family, Clarisse was wed to Lord Gareff Harrowing in an arranged marriage. Bearing no love for her husband, Clarisse lived as a veritable prisoner in Lord Harrowing's manor estate.[4]
In order to achieve freedom from Lord Harrowing, she entreated with and eventually liberated Domenic. However, he was as oppressive a lover as Lord Harrowing was a husband. When both men became involved in mortal combat and reached a stalemate, they each called for Clarisse's support, with Harrowing laying claim to her obedience as his wife, and Domenic claiming he had taken control over her through seduction. Instead of choosing either, Clarisse unleashed and assumed control over the goblyns Domenic had created, refused both men and used her new servants to seal them away in the otherworldly prison Harrowing had once created for his enemy and his armies.[5]
References
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