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Cordelia, known to many as the "Grandmother of Rats," is an elderly beggar-woman often found sitting on the town gallows or drawing strange pictures in the ashes at the [[Broken Dagger]]. She has no known relations, sleeps under the gallows-stair, and subsists completely on the kindness of inn-keepers and passers-by.

She is quite insane; she is prone to fits of light song and strange rhyme, 'nonsense' phrases with a poetic base, a cackling laugh, and unpredictable, capering, behavior. She has an aversion to bathing or brushing her hair but a giggling attraction to handsome young men, as if she is still an ingenue of fifteen. She also, quite often, mourns publicly for a lost son, Billy, who never existed.

If she had a family name at one point, she has since lost it.

Many cite numerous and differing stories on what, exactly, caused the batty old woman to go mad. Most residents of [[Myrkentown]] agree, however, that she is completely harmless -- and, at times, quite entertaining.

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		+	[[Cordelia]], known to many as the "Grandmother of Rats," is an elderly beggar-woman often found sitting and singing on the town gallows or drawing strange pictures in the ashes at the [[Broken Dagger]]. She has no known relations, sleeps in the hollow under the gallows-stair, and subsists completely on the kindness of inn-keepers and passers-by.

	She is quite insane, and prone to fits of light song and strange rhyme, uttering 'nonsense' phrases with a poetic base, a cackling laugh, and unpredictable behavior. She has a violent aversion to bathing or brushing her hair, but a giggling attraction to handsome young men -- as if she is still an ingenue of fifteen. She also mourns publicly for a lost son, Billy, whom many locals agree never existed.		She is quite insane, and prone to fits of light song and strange rhyme, uttering 'nonsense' phrases with a poetic base, a cackling laugh, and unpredictable behavior. She has a violent aversion to bathing or brushing her hair, but a giggling attraction to handsome young men -- as if she is still an ingenue of fifteen. She also mourns publicly for a lost son, Billy, whom many locals agree never existed.

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 Cordelia, known to many as the "Grandmother of Rats," is an elderly beggar-woman often found sitting and singing on the town gallows or drawing strange pictures in the ashes at the [[Broken Dagger]]. She has no known relations, sleeps in the hollow under the gallows-stair, and subsists completely on the kindness of inn-keepers and passers-by.
-She is quite insane, and prone to fits of light song and strange rhyme, uttering 'nonsense' phrases with a poetic base, a cackling laugh, and unpredictable behavior. She has a violent aversion to bathing or brushing her hair, but a giggling attraction to handsome young men -- as if she is still an ingenue of fifteen. She also, quite often, mourns publicly for a lost son, Billy, whom many local agree never existed.
+She is quite insane, and prone to fits of light song and strange rhyme, uttering 'nonsense' phrases with a poetic base, a cackling laugh, and unpredictable behavior. She has a violent aversion to bathing or brushing her hair, but a giggling attraction to handsome young men -- as if she is still an ingenue of fifteen. She also mourns publicly for a lost son, Billy, whom many locals agree never existed.
 If she possessed a family name at one point, she has since lost it.

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-Cordelia, known to many as the "Grandmother of Rats," is an elderly beggar-woman often found sitting on the town gallows or drawing strange pictures in the ashes at the [[Broken Dagger]]. She has no known relations, sleeps under the gallows-stair, and subsists completely on the kindness of inn-keepers and passers-by.
+Cordelia, known to many as the "Grandmother of Rats," is an elderly beggar-woman often found sitting and singing on the town gallows or drawing strange pictures in the ashes at the [[Broken Dagger]]. She has no known relations, sleeps in the hollow under the gallows-stair, and subsists completely on the kindness of inn-keepers and passers-by.
-She is quite insane; she is prone to fits of light song and strange rhyme, 'nonsense' phrases with a poetic base, a cackling laugh, and unpredictable, capering, behavior. She has an aversion to bathing or brushing her hair but a giggling attraction to handsome young men, as if she is still an ingenue of fifteen. She also, quite often, mourns publicly for a lost son, Billy, who never existed.
+She is quite insane, and prone to fits of light song and strange rhyme, uttering 'nonsense' phrases with a poetic base, a cackling laugh, and unpredictable behavior. She has a violent aversion to bathing or brushing her hair, but a giggling attraction to handsome young men -- as if she is still an ingenue of fifteen. She also, quite often, mourns publicly for a lost son, Billy, whom many local agree never existed.
-If she had a family name at one point, she has since lost it.
+If she possessed a family name at one point, she has since lost it.
-Many cite numerous and differing stories on what, exactly, caused the batty old woman to go mad. Most residents of [[Myrkentown]] agree, however, that she is completely harmless -- and, at times, quite entertaining.
+Many cite numerous and differing stories on what, exactly, caused the batty old woman to go so completely and utterly mad. Most residents of [[Myrkentown]] agree, however, that she is quite harmless -- and, at times, very entertaining.