Leonal Felmet - Revision history

Old Dickens: assassinate another greengrocer

2019-01-22T23:59:29Z

assassinate another greengrocer

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	Like the [[Roundworld]] version, Felmet's wife is infinitely more ambitious and she inspires his murder of the rightful king. However, in a characteristically neat twist, it is Felmet who loses his marbles with regard to the blood that won't wash away. In Shakespeare's play, it is Lady Macbeth who repeatedly washes her hand to rid herself of the stain: ''Will all great Neptune’s ocean wash this blood Clean from my hand? No; this my hand will rather The multitudinous seas incarnadine, Making the green one red''. Duke Felmet washes his hand with increasing vigour and increasingly rough tools until it begins no longer to actually resemble a hand.		Like the [[Roundworld]] version, Felmet's wife is infinitely more ambitious and she inspires his murder of the rightful king. However, in a characteristically neat twist, it is Felmet who loses his marbles with regard to the blood that won't wash away. In Shakespeare's play, it is Lady Macbeth who repeatedly washes her hand to rid herself of the stain: ''Will all great Neptune’s ocean wash this blood Clean from my hand? No; this my hand will rather The multitudinous seas incarnadine, Making the green one red''. Duke Felmet washes his hand with increasing vigour and increasingly rough tools until it begins no longer to actually resemble a hand.

	He bemuses [[Death]] by acting like a [[Ghosts\|ghost]] when not yet dead. Asked why he's still here, Death calmly replies, {{Death\|Waiting}}. At that point, in a deeply-satisfactory-to-the-reader fashion, Felmet falls from the battlements. His venom is still not entirely abated however: he vows to stay around and 'make basket chairs creak alarmingly at nights'.		He bemuses [[Death]] by acting like a [[Ghosts\|ghost]] when not yet dead. Asked why he's still here, Death calmly replies, {{Death\|Waiting}}. At that point, in a deeply-satisfactory-to-the-reader fashion, Felmet falls from the battlements. His venom is still not entirely abated however: he vows to stay around and 'make basket chairs creak alarmingly at nights.

Mare-Silverus at 11:59, 25 May 2018

2018-05-25T11:59:58Z

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	Duke Felmet's story resonates around the multiverse like so many others. We are familiar with a version known as ''the Scottish Play'', which is associated with bad luck in the theater whenever it is performed. Our popular version relegates the Witches to the chorus; in Lancre they are always featured players.		Duke Felmet's story resonates around the multiverse like so many others. We are familiar with a version known as ''the Scottish Play'', which is associated with bad luck in the theater whenever it is performed. Our popular version relegates the Witches to the chorus; in Lancre they are always featured players.

	Like the [[Roundworld]] version, Felmet's wife is infinitely more ambitious and she inspires his murder of the rightful king. However, in a characteristically neat twist, it is Felmet who loses his marbles with regard to the blood that won't wash away. In Shakespeare's play it is Lady Macbeth who repeatedly washes her hand to rid herself of the stain: ''Will all great Neptune’s ocean wash this blood Clean from my hand? No; this my hand will rather The multitudinous seas incarnadine, Making the green one red''. Duke Felmet washes his hand with increasing vigour and increasingly rough tools until it begins no longer to actually resemble a hand.		Like the [[Roundworld]] version, Felmet's wife is infinitely more ambitious and she inspires his murder of the rightful king. However, in a characteristically neat twist, it is Felmet who loses his marbles with regard to the blood that won't wash away. In Shakespeare's play, it is Lady Macbeth who repeatedly washes her hand to rid herself of the stain: ''Will all great Neptune’s ocean wash this blood Clean from my hand? No; this my hand will rather The multitudinous seas incarnadine, Making the green one red''. Duke Felmet washes his hand with increasing vigour and increasingly rough tools until it begins no longer to actually resemble a hand.

	He bemuses [[Death]] by acting like a [[Ghosts\|ghost]] when not yet dead. Asked why he's still here, Death calmly replies, {{Death\|Waiting}}. At that point, in a deeply-satisfactory-to-the-reader fashion, Felmet falls from the battlements. His venom is still not entirely abated however: he vows to stay around and 'make basket chairs creak alarmingly at nights'.		He bemuses [[Death]] by acting like a [[Ghosts\|ghost]] when not yet dead. Asked why he's still here, Death calmly replies, {{Death\|Waiting}}. At that point, in a deeply-satisfactory-to-the-reader fashion, Felmet falls from the battlements. His venom is still not entirely abated however: he vows to stay around and 'make basket chairs creak alarmingly at nights'.

Old Dickens at 00:03, 29 April 2018

2018-04-29T00:03:26Z

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2014-09-01T02:15:10Z

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	Like the [[Roundworld]] version, Felmet's wife is infinitely more ambitious and she inspires his murder of the rightful king. However, in a characteristically neat twist, it is Felmet who loses his marbles with regard to the blood that won't wash away. In Shakespeare's play it is Lady Macbeth who repeatedly washes her hand to rid herself of the stain: ''Will all great Neptune’s ocean wash this blood Clean from my hand? No; this my hand will rather The multitudinous seas incarnadine, Making the green one red''. Duke Felmet washes his hand with increasing vigour and increasingly rough tools until it begins no longer to actually resemble a hand.		Like the [[Roundworld]] version, Felmet's wife is infinitely more ambitious and she inspires his murder of the rightful king. However, in a characteristically neat twist, it is Felmet who loses his marbles with regard to the blood that won't wash away. In Shakespeare's play it is Lady Macbeth who repeatedly washes her hand to rid herself of the stain: ''Will all great Neptune’s ocean wash this blood Clean from my hand? No; this my hand will rather The multitudinous seas incarnadine, Making the green one red''. Duke Felmet washes his hand with increasing vigour and increasingly rough tools until it begins no longer to actually resemble a hand.

	He bemuses [[Death]] by acting like a [[Ghosts\|ghost]] when not yet dead. Asked why he's still here, Death calmly replies, {{Death\|Waiting}}. At that point, in a deeply satisfactory-to-the-~~readerly~~ fashion, Felmet falls from the battlements. His venom is still not entirely abated however: he vows to stay around and 'make basket chairs creak alarmingly at nights'.		He bemuses [[Death]] by acting like a [[Ghosts\|ghost]] when not yet dead. Asked why he's still here, Death calmly replies, {{Death\|Waiting}}. At that point, in a deeply-satisfactory-to-the-reader fashion, Felmet falls from the battlements. His venom is still not entirely abated however: he vows to stay around and 'make basket chairs creak alarmingly at nights'.


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2012-09-23T22:04:15Z

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Stanley Howler at 16:22, 12 May 2012

2012-05-12T16:22:26Z

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{{Character Data
|title= Duke Leonal Felmet
|photo=
|name= Leonal Felmet
|age=
|race= [[Humans|Human]]
|occupation=
|appearance= insect-like, thin. Wears lots of rings. Right hand is barely a hand.
|residence= [[Lancre Castle]], [[Lancre]]
|death= dropped to death in [[Lancre Gorge]], [[1984 UC]]
|parents=
|relatives= cousin of [[Verence I]]
|children=
|marital status= [[Lady Felmet]]
|books= [[Book:Wyrd Sisters|Wyrd Sisters]]
|cameos=
}}

Duke Leonal ruled the kingdom of [[Lancre]] for a while after murdering King [[Verence I]]. He had a mind like a clock, and like that clock it regularly went "cuckoo". He married [[Lady Felmet]] for the power, but found that she kept it anyway. Murdering his cousin to become king drove him insane, leading to his death. Believing he was a ghost, he slipped on the battlements of [[Lancre Castle]] and dropped to his death in the river.

Duke Felmet's story resonates around the multiverse like so many others. We are familiar with a version known as ''the Scottish Play'', which is associated with bad luck in the theater whenever it is performed. Our popular version relegates the Witches to the chorus; in Lancre they are always featured players.

Like the [[Roundworld]] version, Felmet's wife is infinitely more ambitious and she inspires his murder of the rightful king. However, in a characteristically neat twist, it is Felmet who loses his marbles with regard to the blood that won't wash away. In Shakespeare's play it is Lady Macbeth who repeatedly washes her hand to rid herself of the stain: ''Will all great Neptune’s ocean wash this blood Clean from my hand? No; this my hand will rather The multitudinous seas incarnadine, Making the green one red''. Duke Felmet washes his hand with increasing vigour and increasingly rough tools until it begins no longer to actually resemble a hand.

He bemuses [[Death]] by acting like a [[Ghosts|ghost]] when not yet dead. Asked why he's still here, Death calmly replies, {{Death|Waiting}}. At that point, in a deeply satisfactory-to-the-readerly fashion, Felmet falls from the battlements. His venom is still not entirely abated however: he vows to stay around and 'make basket chairs creak alarmingly at nights'.

[[Category:Undead characters|Felmet, Leonal]]
[[Category:Discworld characters|Felmet, Leonal]]
[[Category:Human characters|Felmet, Leonal]]
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