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'''Mrs. Smythe''' (maiden name: unknown; first name:unknown) was the [[:Category:Wife|wife]] of [[Michael Smythe]] and the [[:Category:Mother|mother]] of [[Aleister Smythe]]. | '''Mrs. Smythe''' (maiden name: unknown; first name:unknown) was the [[:Category:Wife|wife]] of [[Michael Smythe]] and the [[:Category:Mother|mother]] of [[Aleister Smythe]]. | ||
Little is known of Mrs. Smythe, other than that she had a much | Little is known of Mrs. Smythe, other than that she had a much more positive relationship with her son than her [[:Category:Husband|husband]] did, and that she was a devout worshiper of [[Hala]]. It is not known whether she was a [[spellcaster]] of any kind, however. | ||
Mrs. Smythe passed her faith on to Aleister, and may have been more receptive to his considering joining the church as a [[priest]]. | Mrs. Smythe passed her faith on to Aleister, and may have been more receptive to his considering joining the church as a [[priest]]. | ||
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Mrs. Smythe (maiden name: unknown; first name:unknown) was the wife of Michael Smythe and the mother of Aleister Smythe.
Little is known of Mrs. Smythe, other than that she had a much more positive relationship with her son than her husband did, and that she was a devout worshiper of Hala. It is not known whether she was a spellcaster of any kind, however.
Mrs. Smythe passed her faith on to Aleister, and may have been more receptive to his considering joining the church as a priest.
