Hepsybeth Dankworth - Revision history

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Player

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Information

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	\| '''Role:''' Professor of Banishment		\| '''Role:''' Professor of Banishment
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	\| '''Story:'''		\| '''Story:''' My story is of a woman who is choosing between compromise and loneliness.
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	\| '''Desire:''' ''Acceptance''. Ever since she left her family Hepsy has been an outsider, and even before then she felt estranged from those who should have been closest to her. In adulthood she has grown lonelier still, with anyone approaching her either wanting part of her small fame, attracted by her notoriety, or otherwise wanting something from her other than herself. She doesn't need to be accepted by society at large, but she needs someone to see her for who she is and accept her.		\| '''Desire:''' ''Acceptance''. Ever since she left her family Hepsy has been an outsider, and even before then she felt estranged from those who should have been closest to her. In adulthood she has grown lonelier still, with anyone approaching her either wanting part of her small fame, attracted by her notoriety, or otherwise wanting something from her other than herself. She doesn't need to be accepted by society at large, but she needs someone to see her for who she is and accept her.

2019-07-16T12:56:51Z

What I can do

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What I can do

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	\| '''Role:''' Professor of Banishment		\| '''Role:''' Professor of Banishment
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	\| '''Desire:''' ''Acceptance''. Ever since she left her family Hepsy has been an outsider, and even before then she felt estranged from those who should have been closest to her. In adulthood she has grown lonelier still, with anyone approaching her either wanting part of her small fame, attracted by her notoriety, or otherwise wanting something from her other than herself. She doesn't need to be accepted by society at large, but she needs someone to see her for who she is and accept her.		\| '''Desire:''' ''Acceptance''. Ever since she left her family Hepsy has been an outsider, and even before then she felt estranged from those who should have been closest to her. In adulthood she has grown lonelier still, with anyone approaching her either wanting part of her small fame, attracted by her notoriety, or otherwise wanting something from her other than herself. She doesn't need to be accepted by society at large, but she needs someone to see her for who she is and accept her.

2019-07-16T12:33:50Z

What I can do

2019-07-15T18:42:56Z

The people in my life

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	* ''Trust''		* ''Trust''
	*		* Hepsy disagrees with Ethel's change in direction and avoidance of certain potentially destructive conjurations. Ethel finds this a dangerous opinion and has a difficult time with someone questioning such a fundamental and deep-seated belief, and puts up walls in response.
	\|Atonement		\|Atonement
	\|Pride		\|Pride

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The people in my life

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 |'''What I want from them (and why I can't get it)'''
 |colspan="2"|'''Dramatic Poles'''
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 |[[Althea Swyfte]]
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 |Honesty
 |Machiavellianism
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 |[[Titus Leighton]]