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'''Hinston Ladrian''' was a heir to House Ladrian on Scadrial.{{book ref|aol|10}} He was the son of [[Edwarn Ladrian]] and cousin to [[Waxillium]] and [[Telsin Ladrian]]. He was supposed to assume the role as the head of House Ladrian when his father faked his own death, but he caught a disease and died. Edwarn's plans were already in action, so he was forced to name Wax his successor as the new head of the house and hope that Wax would be useful.{{book ref|aol|epilogue}} |
'''Hinston Ladrian''' was a heir to House Ladrian on Scadrial.{{book ref|aol|10}} He was the son of [[Edwarn Ladrian]] and cousin to [[Waxillium]] and [[Telsin Ladrian]]. He was supposed to assume the role as the head of House Ladrian when his father faked his own death, but he caught a disease and died. Edwarn's plans were already in action, so he was forced to name Wax his successor as the new head of the house and hope that Wax would be useful.{{book ref|aol|epilogue}} |
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Hinston Ladrian was a heir to House Ladrian on Scadrial.[1] He was the son of Edwarn Ladrian and cousin to Waxillium and Telsin Ladrian. He was supposed to assume the role as the head of House Ladrian when his father faked his own death, but he caught a disease and died. Edwarn's plans were already in action, so he was forced to name Wax his successor as the new head of the house and hope that Wax would be useful.[2]
Hinston's death was used as an excuse for why Edwarn, his wife, and Telsin were going for a carriage ride in the Outer Estates.[1] It was supposedly going to be a trip to take their minds off of their grief.