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'''Sir Ronan the Abuser''' (Born [[464]]) is a knight of [[Locations#Salisbury|Salisbury]], residing at [[Dinton]] with his wife, the [[Lady Adwen]], and his (?) children. He is well known for his skill at the harp, knowledge of courtly affairs, and cheerful, friendly demeanor. He was squired in [[479]], knighted in [[485]], and wed in [[487]].

'''Sir Ronan the Abuser''' (Born [[464]]) is a knight of [[Locations#Salisbury|Salisbury]], residing at [[Dinton]] with his wife, the [[Lady Adwen]], and his (?) children. He is well known for his skill at the harp, knowledge of courtly affairs{{Citation needed}}, and cheerful, friendly demeanor. He was squired in [[479]], knighted in [[485]], and wed in [[487]].

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After being knighted in 485, Sir Ronan had some difficulty in the stewardship of his manor, though his peasants are known to say that, "At least the poor dear is trying..."

In his many battles, Sir Ronan has been shown to keep a level head.

In his many battles, Sir Ronan has been shown to keep a level head.{{Citation needed}}

== Personal Life ==

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-'''Sir Ronan the Abuser''' (Born [[464]]) is a knight of [[Locations#Salisbury|Salisbury]], residing at [[Dinton]] with his wife, the [[Lady Adwen]], and his (?) children. He is well known for his skill at the harp, knowledge of courtly affairs, and cheerful, friendly demeanor. He was squired in [[479]], knighted in [[485]], and wed in [[487]].
+'''Sir Ronan the Abuser''' (Born [[464]]) is a knight of [[Locations#Salisbury|Salisbury]], residing at [[Dinton]] with his wife, the [[Lady Adwen]], and his (?) children. He is well known for his skill at the harp, knowledge of courtly affairs{{Citation needed}}, and cheerful, friendly demeanor. He was squired in [[479]], knighted in [[485]], and wed in [[487]].
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 After being knighted in 485, Sir Ronan had some difficulty in the stewardship of his manor, though his peasants are known to say that, "At least the poor dear is trying..."
-In his many battles, Sir Ronan has been shown to keep a level head.
+In his many battles, Sir Ronan has been shown to keep a level head.{{Citation needed}}
 == Personal Life ==
 (Feel free to enter any details such as information on your family, extended family, friends, acquaintances, favorite foods, songs, poems, etc.)