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| − | Tuva is a noblewoman from [[Arad Doman]] ( | + | Tuva is a noblewoman from [[Arad Doman]] ({{tpod|12}}; {{Prol10}}). |
| − | The courier of [[Graendal]]'s forged message, [[Nazran]], is supposed to tell Lord [[Ituralde]] how he received the letter: King [[Alsalam]] sent Lady Tuva as courier, but she was attacked by a [[Gray Men|Gray Man]] and died of her wounds while giving the letter to Nazran ( | + | The courier of [[Graendal]]'s forged message, [[Nazran]], is supposed to tell Lord [[Ituralde]] how he received the letter: King [[Alsalam]] sent Lady Tuva as courier, but she was attacked by a [[Gray Men|Gray Man]] and died of her wounds while giving the letter to Nazran ({{tpod|12}}). |
| − | Rodel Ituralde wonders why the Shadow would want to stop the message from reaching him ( | + | Rodel Ituralde wonders why [[the Shadow]] would want to stop the message from reaching him ({{Prol10}}). |
Although it is never mentioned, it is safe to say the Lady Tuva really is dead, because the supposed message from the King and Nazran's story would not be believable if she was still alive. | Although it is never mentioned, it is safe to say the Lady Tuva really is dead, because the supposed message from the King and Nazran's story would not be believable if she was still alive. | ||
Revision as of 03:09, 20 October 2010
Author: Kyria d'Oreyn
General
Tuva is a noblewoman from Arad Doman (TPoD, Ch. 12; CoT, Prologue).
The courier of Graendal's forged message, Nazran, is supposed to tell Lord Ituralde how he received the letter: King Alsalam sent Lady Tuva as courier, but she was attacked by a Gray Man and died of her wounds while giving the letter to Nazran (TPoD, Ch. 12).
Rodel Ituralde wonders why the Shadow would want to stop the message from reaching him (CoT, Prologue).
Although it is never mentioned, it is safe to say the Lady Tuva really is dead, because the supposed message from the King and Nazran's story would not be believable if she was still alive.
