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A young play write, Morgan is a newcomer to [[Myrken Wood]], having spent most of his life in the Southern region of [[Trae Kelsa]]. Until now, Morgan considered his talents wasted on the caravan of poorly paid performers with which he traveled.
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Small and often embarrassing skits, satirical puppet shows and ridiculous comedies made up the repertoire of the young man.
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It wasn't until word of a new theatre was to open in [[Myrken Wood]] that he felt he was destined for anything more than bawdy humor and ill-gotten laughter. With knowledge of premiere of [[The Gilded Lily]], Morgan set out toward the township to the North.
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His presence still being established and the opening of the playhouse, though imminent, not known; he has taken up residence within the [[Broken Dagger]]. Often found with piles of loose pages tucked beneath one arm, or scribbling messily within books of unknown and incalculable contents, the young man is soft-spoken and alone.
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