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He was infamous for his twisted sense of pleasure, enjoying things like [[skaa]] bloodfights. However, one night after a skaa fight, [[Kelsier]] murdered the drunk Charrs Entrone, and dumped the lord's corpse in [[Keep Tekiel]]'s gardens. As [[House Entrone]] was a major political ally of [[House Tekiel]], Kelsier hoped that Charrs's death would lead Tekiel to suspect their rival, [[House Izenry]], but Charrs's gambling opponent had been [[Crews Geffenry]], who was a known [[Allomancer#Mistborn|Mistborn]]. Either Tekiel could blame Izenry, or [[House Geffenry]]--which had been petitioning for a stronger alliance with Tekiel. Kelsier did not care who was truly to blame, as he simply wanted the nobility to question and worry.{{book ref|mb1|19}} |
He was infamous for his twisted sense of pleasure, enjoying things like [[skaa]] bloodfights. However, one night after a skaa fight, [[Kelsier]] murdered the drunk Charrs Entrone, and dumped the lord's corpse in [[Keep Tekiel]]'s gardens. As [[House Entrone]] was a major political ally of [[House Tekiel]], Kelsier hoped that Charrs's death would lead Tekiel to suspect their rival, [[House Izenry]], but Charrs's gambling opponent had been [[Crews Geffenry]], who was a known [[Allomancer#Mistborn|Mistborn]]. Either Tekiel could blame Izenry, or [[House Geffenry]]--which had been petitioning for a stronger alliance with Tekiel. Kelsier did not care who was truly to blame, as he simply wanted the nobility to question and worry.{{book ref|mb1|19}} |
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| β | Later, [[Kliss]] suggested that Geffenry murdered Charrs Entrone as to make the Tekiels worry, and make them want additional allies. [[Rene]], Kliss's date at that particular ball, thought this was unlikely.{{book ref|mb1|23}} Still, Charrs' death lead to the killings of [[ |
+ | Later, [[Kliss]] suggested that Geffenry murdered Charrs Entrone as to make the Tekiels worry, and make them want additional allies. [[Rene]], Kliss's date at that particular ball, thought this was unlikely.{{book ref|mb1|23}} Still, Charrs' death lead to the killings of [[Arduous Geffenry|Arduous]] and [[Callins Geffenry]] at Tekiel's hands.{{book ref|mb1|23}} |
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