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Competition
Aftermath: Week 3 Poetry 2
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Furios_Aftermath_Week_3_Poetry_2.txt
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My poem uses the idea that Pravus' "key" is the Inquisitorius Tattoo on every member's back who has an Inquisitorius rank IV or higher (obtained with a score of 310). Basically the idea is that it brainwashes you to see his view on the schism and he activated it to ensure his victory.

Competition
Aftermath: Week 3 Poetry 2
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Aftermath: Week 3 Poetry 2
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Pravus has the power
Every minute and every hour
To destroy and devour
All that is sweet and sour

22 November 2016
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Competition
Aftermath: Week 3 Poetry 2
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Aftermath: Week 3 Poetry 2
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The Iron Legion came crashing down
Their forces endless, like a winter avalanche
Crushing and destroying all in there path,
But when Pravus sacrificed his own
That’s when we knew, truly how far gone he was.
The avalanche was now a wave of magma
Nothing could survive, and everything burns.

Competition
Aftermath: Week 3 Poetry 2
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Driven by anger, acting without fear,
we lost the sight that not victory, but defeat was near.
We fought against him, as ruched caddle,
but lost the sight that many still stand aside him in battle.

Competition
Aftermath: Week 3 Poetry 2
Textual submission

When we were young, before we grew old,
Tales of a monster we were told.
A creature of darkness, so we thought,
A lesson about fear that we were taught.
Yet, as an Elder, I have come to know,
the legend of Darth Pravus as a foe.
The power of a Grand Master unleashed
His Force Tempest raging, an unshackled beast.

Competition
Aftermath: Week 3 Poetry 2
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He_had_a_army.docx
Competition
Aftermath: Week 3 Poetry 2
Textual submission

"How much do you trust me?"
A Poem by Scion Tarentae

The enemy of my enemy is my friend
And now we're all friends at the end
Should the GM's grasp of intrigue
Prove well beyond our league
Then friend from friend we'll defend.

Competition
Aftermath: Week 3 Poetry 2
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Fingers tap against sleek surface,
Eyes narrow at flickering lights.
Before the lightly clad figure
Was several meetings,
The attendees unaware
Of this dark listener.