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==Appearance and Personality== |
==Appearance and Personality== |
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| β | She is around fifteen years old, and her name implies that she is native to |
+ | She is around fifteen years old, and her name implies that she is native to Tashikk.{{book ref|Edgedancer|8}}{{wob ref|5257}} She is well-known to other urchins, who place bets on how long it will take her to escape when someone notices her stealing.{{book ref|Edgedancer|8}} |
==History== |
==History== |
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| β | She was at a street market in Yeddaw when |
+ | She was at a street market in [[Yeddaw]] when Lift was following [[Nale]], and she stole a basket of fruit from a stall. She was noticed by the shopkeeper and unfortunately ran directly towards Nale, who easily apprehended her. She panicked and drew a small knife, but Nale easily disarmed her and then immediately executed her in full public view by ramming his [[Shardblade]] through her chest.{{book ref|Edgedancer|8}} The shopkeeper and other onlookers were horrified, but Nale explained that death was the prescribed punishment for assaulting an officer with a bladed weapon, and that any lesser penalty would have led to future crime.{{book ref|Edgedancer|8}} |
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|Her name was Tiqqa. I will remember you, Tiqqa. Because few others will. |
|Her name was Tiqqa. I will remember you, Tiqqa. Because few others will. |
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