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Mervi at 23:26, 6 April 2006

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Self-proclaimed Skill-master originally from [[Farrow]], trained by [[Solicity]].

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-Self-proclaimed [[Skill]]-marster originally from [[Farrow]], trained by [[Solicity]]. Illegitimate son of [[Desire]], probably the same age as [[Burrich]]. His father was rumoured to be one of Desire's personal servants. Favoured his half-brother [[Regal]] to the throne, was known to be "a Queen's man".
+Self-proclaimed [[Skill]]-master originally from [[Farrow]], trained by [[Solicity]]. Illegitimate son of [[Desire]], probably the same age as [[Burrich]]. His father was rumoured to be one of Desire's personal servants. Favoured his half-brother [[Regal]] to the throne, was known to be "a Queen's man".
 Galen was forced into undying loyalty to
-[[Chivalry]] in an accident; Chivalry intended only to make Galen like him, and never could undo the Skill command. That same command later made Galen blame [[Fitz]] for Chivalry's stepping down from the line of succession and eventual death. Galen bullied and nearly beat Fitz to death, giving him a Skill order to Die. [[Smithy]], [[Burrich]] and [[the Fool]] saved Fitz; in response Burrich challenged and defeated him before the [[Witness Stones]], forcing him to admit that Fitz was a Farseer and that Galen would teach him.
+[[Chivalry]] in an accident; Chivalry intended only to make Galen like him, and never could undo the Skill command. That same command later made Galen blame [[Fitz]] for Chivalry's stepping down from the line of succession and eventual death. Galen bullied and nearly beat Fitz to death, giving him a Skill order to Die. [[Smithy]], Burrich and [[the Fool]] saved Fitz; in response Burrich challenged and defeated him before the [[Witness Stones]], forcing him to admit that Fitz was a Farseer and that Galen would teach him.
-However, the beating from Burrich apparently warred with Chivalry's Skill command, and instead of teaching Fitz, Galen allowed him to physically participate in lessons but never again Skilled with him.
+However, the beating from Burrich apparently warred with Chivalry's Skill command, and instead of teaching Fitz, Galen allowed him to physically participate in lessons but Fitz never felt him Skilling to him again.
-As Skill-master, Galen was an ascetic, harsh teacher. He bonded [[Regal]]'s coterie practically by force, and instilled in them the same kind of Skill command to be loyal only to Regal.
+As Skill-master, Galen was an ascetic, harsh teacher. He bonded [[Regal]]'s coterie practically by force, and instilled in them the same kind of Skill command to be loyal to Regal.
 Galen hated those with the [[Wit]]. He probably beat one Witted woman to death. She was bonded with a hawk and Galen was seen with talon marks. When the cousin of the girl accused him of the killing, he took it to the Witness Stones. Galen won and thus the case was closed.
-He was bad with animals, dogs didn't like him and he overcontrolled horses.  Dressed well, favoured wearing black. Had a chain with three gems in it, given him by Desire.
+He was bad with animals, dogs didn't like him and he overcontrolled horses.  Dressed well. Had a chain with three gems in it, given him by Desire.
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 Galen was forced into undying loyalty to
-[[Chivalry]] in an accident; Chivalry intended only to make Galen like him, and never could undo the Skill command. That same command later made Galen blame [[Fitz]] for Chivalry's stepping down from the line of succession and eventual death. Galen bullied and nearly beat Fitz to death; in response [[Burrich]] challenged and defeated him before the [[Witness Stones]], forcing him to admit that Fitz was a Farseer and that Galen would teach him.
+[[Chivalry]] in an accident; Chivalry intended only to make Galen like him, and never could undo the Skill command. That same command later made Galen blame [[Fitz]] for Chivalry's stepping down from the line of succession and eventual death. Galen bullied and nearly beat Fitz to death, giving him a Skill order to Die. [[Smithy]], [[Burrich]] and [[the Fool]] saved Fitz; in response Burrich challenged and defeated him before the [[Witness Stones]], forcing him to admit that Fitz was a Farseer and that Galen would teach him.
 However, the beating from Burrich apparently warred with Chivalry's Skill command, and instead of teaching Fitz, Galen allowed him to physically participate in lessons but never again Skilled with him.

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 Self-proclaimed [[Skill]]-marster originally from [[Farrow]], trained by [[Solicity]]. Illegitimate son of [[Desire]], probably the same age as [[Burrich]]. His father was rumoured to be one of Desire's personal servants. Favoured his half-brother [[Regal]] to the throne, was known to be "a Queen's man".
-Galen was forced into undying loyalty to Chivalry in an accident; Chivalry intended only to make Galen like him, and never could undo the Skill command. That same command later made Galen blame [[Fitz]] for Chivalry's stepping down from the line of succession and eventual death. Galen bullied and nearly beat Fitz to death; in response [[Burrich]] challenged and defeated him before the [[Witness Stones]], forcing him to admit that Fitz was a Farseer and that Galen would teach him.
+Galen was forced into undying loyalty to
 However, the beating from Burrich apparently warred with Chivalry's Skill command, and instead of teaching Fitz, Galen allowed him to physically participate in lessons but never again Skilled with him.

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 As Skill-master, Galen was an ascetic, harsh teacher. He bonded [[Regal]]'s coterie practically by force, and instilled in them the same kind of Skill command to be loyal only to Regal.
-Galen hated those with [[the Wit]]. He probably beat one Witted woman to death. She was bonded with a hawk and Galen was seen with talon marks. When the cousin of the girl accused him of the killing, he took it to the Witness Stones. Galen won and thus the case was closed.
+Galen hated those with the [[Wit]]. He probably beat one Witted woman to death. She was bonded with a hawk and Galen was seen with talon marks. When the cousin of the girl accused him of the killing, he took it to the Witness Stones. Galen won and thus the case was closed.
 He was bad with animals, dogs didn't like him and he overcontrolled horses.  Dressed well, favoured wearing black. Had a chain with three gems in it, given him by Desire.

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-Self-proclaimed [[Skill]]-master originally from [[Farrow]], trained by [[Solicity]]. Illegitimate son of [[Desire]].
+Self-proclaimed [[Skill]]-marster originally from [[Farrow]], trained by [[Solicity]]. Illegitimate son of [[Desire]], probably the same age as [[Burrich]]. His father was rumoured to be one of Desire's personal servants. Favoured his half-brother [[Regal]] to the throne, was known to be "a Queen's man".
 Galen was forced into undying loyalty to Chivalry in an accident; Chivalry intended only to make Galen like him, and never could undo the Skill command. That same command later made Galen blame [[Fitz]] for Chivalry's stepping down from the line of succession and eventual death. Galen bullied and nearly beat Fitz to death; in response [[Burrich]] challenged and defeated him before the [[Witness Stones]], forcing him to admit that Fitz was a Farseer and that Galen would teach him.
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 As Skill-master, Galen was an ascetic, harsh teacher. He bonded [[Regal]]'s coterie practically by force, and instilled in them the same kind of Skill command to be loyal only to Regal.
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 [[Category:Buckkeep]]
 [[Category:Skilled]]

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