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|image        = The Diplomat.jpg
|writer      = Aristide Twain
|publisher    = BBV Productions
|adapted into = Love & War (short story)
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'''''The Diplomat''''' was a planned ''[[Dionus's War (audio series)|Dionus's War]]'' audio story by [[Aristide Twain]]. It would have explored [[Dionus]]' life prior to his desertion from [[House Military]], including his marriage to his wife, [[Susit]].<ref name="BBV8">{{cite web
'''''The Diplomat''''' was a planned ''[[Dionus's War (audio series)|Dionus's War]]'' audio story by [[Aristide Twain]]. It would have explored [[Dionus]]' life prior to his desertion from [[House Military]], including his marriage to his wife, [[Susit]].<ref name="BBV8">{{cite web
|url = https://aristidetwain.tumblr.com/post/678262054451347456/eight-lost-bbv-projects
|url = https://aristidetwain.tumblr.com/post/678262054451347456/eight-lost-bbv-projects

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The Diplomat was a planned Dionus's War audio story by Aristide Twain. It would have explored Dionus' life prior to his desertion from House Military, including his marriage to his wife, Susit.[1]

Plot

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Early in the war, the Great Houses hope for a quick treaty with the Enemy, so they eagerly receive the Enemy's negotiator, a blustering and arrogant man in clinking golden armour, into the Capitol. The palace guards Dionusavarnapexiandal and Susit are assigned to protect him, but when he starts asking pointed questions about the Houses' prison planet (seen in A Labyrinth of Histories), they realise he's a poser.[1]

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Footnotes

  1. 1.0 1.1 Aristide Twain (9 March 2022). Eight "Lost" BBV Projects. Aristide Twain on Tumblr.