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'''Marlowe Hapworth''' was a respected individual in [[London]] in the [[19th century]]. He had his own manservant, [[Carlisle (Silhouette)|Carlisle]]. After visiting the [[frost fair]] one day in [[January]], he found out [[Silhouette (Silhouette)|Silhouette]]'s powers. He returned to his residence in a terrified state, insisting that he message [[Madame Vastra]], the Great Detective. Before he had started writing the letter, he was killed by an animated origami bird controlled by Silhouette which murdered him by stabbing him with a letter-opener. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Silhouette (novel)|Silhouette]]'') | '''Marlowe Hapworth''' was a respected individual in [[London]] in the [[19th century]]. He had his own manservant, [[Carlisle (Silhouette)|Carlisle]]. After visiting the [[frost fair]] one day in [[January]], he found out [[Silhouette (Silhouette)|Silhouette]]'s powers. He returned to his residence in a terrified state, insisting that he message [[Madame Vastra]], the Great Detective. Before he had started writing the letter, he was killed by an animated [[origami]] bird controlled by Silhouette which murdered him by stabbing him with a letter-opener. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Silhouette (novel)|Silhouette]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:44, 11 May 2021
Marlowe Hapworth was a respected individual in London in the 19th century. He had his own manservant, Carlisle. After visiting the frost fair one day in January, he found out Silhouette's powers. He returned to his residence in a terrified state, insisting that he message Madame Vastra, the Great Detective. Before he had started writing the letter, he was killed by an animated origami bird controlled by Silhouette which murdered him by stabbing him with a letter-opener. (PROSE: Silhouette)
