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| − | '''Daughnin''' is a criminal who escaped justice because [[Reddi]] was unfamiliar with the law. |
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| + | |If you paid more attention to the very laws you are sworn to uphold, perhaps Daughnin wouldn't have gotten back on the street last month. |
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| + | |[[Claude Aradel]] to [[Reddi]]{{book ref|mb5|7}} |
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| − | + | '''Daughnin''' is a criminal in [[Elendel]] on [[Scadrial]].{{book ref|mb5|7}} |
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| + | Captain [[Reddi]] of the Fourth Octant brought Daughnin in, but they ultimately escaped justice because of Reddi's unfamiliarity with the law. A month after their release, [[Claude Aradel]] used Daughnin's case as an example of how [[Marasi]]'s background in the solicitors' office made her a beneficial addition to the police force.{{book ref|mb5|7}} |
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| + | {{complete|[[User:Truthwatch3r|Truthwatch3r]] ([[User talk:Truthwatch3r|talk]]) 22:44, 8 April 2022 (UTC)}} |
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Latest revision as of 22:44, 8 April 2022
| Daughnin | |
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| Residence | Elendel |
| Homeworld | Scadrial |
| Universe | Cosmere |
“If you paid more attention to the very laws you are sworn to uphold, perhaps Daughnin wouldn't have gotten back on the street last month. ”
Daughnin is a criminal in Elendel on Scadrial.[1]
Captain Reddi of the Fourth Octant brought Daughnin in, but they ultimately escaped justice because of Reddi's unfamiliarity with the law. A month after their release, Claude Aradel used Daughnin's case as an example of how Marasi's background in the solicitors' office made her a beneficial addition to the police force.[1]