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Czneddie: /* Bio */

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‎Bio

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‎LA LETTRE D'ESPOIRE

Czneddie: /* Seatown Road */

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‎Seatown Road

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	In January 2006, I was asked to transfer from coeditor of the waning and now fated Chronicles of Cantr independent book project to the Communications Department Editorial Board for Stolen Notes. Up until that time, I spent quite a few years developing Cantr characters like Captain Thomas Hobbes, Ranger John Locke and Laird Angus MacGregor, all of whom were in the top 10 well known characters list. These characters proved to be the corresponding inspiration of most of my Webzine articles, such as my personal favorite: the Hobbes Narration, but I also tried to be creative with others, like the mock-newspaper article. In 2009, I revived the Chronicles of Cantr project...		In January 2006, I was asked to transfer from coeditor of the waning and now fated Chronicles of Cantr independent book project to the Communications Department Editorial Board for Stolen Notes. Up until that time, I spent quite a few years developing Cantr characters like Captain Thomas Hobbes, Ranger John Locke and Laird Angus MacGregor, all of whom were in the top 10 well known characters list. These characters proved to be the corresponding inspiration of most of my Webzine articles, such as my personal favorite: the Hobbes Narration, but I also tried to be creative with others, like the mock-newspaper article. In 2009, I revived the Chronicles of Cantr project...
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−	:This is a collection of works produced for Account 8359 of the online roleplaying society simulator, Cantr, found on the web at http://www.cantr.net. This project is not endorsed by Cantr’s governing councils and is purely fan-fiction intended for no material gain, except the promotion of the creative spirit in and outside of Cantr.
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−	:The account was active from 2003 to 2006 of the real-world calendar or 617 to 1697 of the in-game dates. These 1,080 days were followed by involvement with the Cantr Webzine with coeditor Sarah Smith and the fated Chronicles of Cantr book project with Jerry Donaldson. When the Chronicles of Cantr book project lost its momentum, I decided to revive it with works that I did have domain rights to, which of course were exclusively my own. It is a shortcoming that I hope may be resolved in future editions and explorations that are incited from hereby seeing the potential creative dimensions of Cantr. These works are neither meritorious nor praiseworthy, but I have taken painstaking effort to ensure that these are the actual original drafts from 2003-2006.

	= John Desmond Locke =		= John Desmond Locke =

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-In January 2006, I was asked to transfer from coeditor of the waning and now fated Chronicles of Cantr independent book project to the Communications Department Editorial Board for Stolen Notes. Up until that time, I spent quite a few years developing Cantr characters like Captain Thomas Hobbes, Ranger John Locke and Laird Angus MacGregor, all of whom were in the top 10 well known characters list. These characters proved to be the corresponding inspiration of most of my Webzine articles, such as my personal favorite: the Hobbes Narration, but I also tried to be creative with  others, like the mock-newspaper article.  In 2009, I revived the Chronicles of Cantr project with
+In January 2006, I was asked to transfer from coeditor of the waning and now fated Chronicles of Cantr independent book project to the Communications Department Editorial Board for Stolen Notes. Up until that time, I spent quite a few years developing Cantr characters like Captain Thomas Hobbes, Ranger John Locke and Laird Angus MacGregor, all of whom were in the top 10 well known characters list. These characters proved to be the corresponding inspiration of most of my Webzine articles, such as my personal favorite: the Hobbes Narration, but I also tried to be creative with  others, like the mock-newspaper article.  In 2009, I revived the Chronicles of Cantr project...
-works that I did have domain rights to, which of course were exclusively my own, and intended to be from the actual drafts produced during 2003-2006. It is a shortcoming that I hope may be resolved in future editions and explorations that are incited from hereby seeing the potential creative dimensions of Cantr.
+:This is a collection of works produced for Account 8359 of the online roleplaying society simulator, Cantr, found on the web at http://www.cantr.net.  This project is not endorsed by Cantr’s governing councils and is purely fan-fiction intended for no material gain, except the promotion of the creative spirit in and outside of Cantr.
 = John Desmond Locke =

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-'''A COLLECTION OF ALL THE WORKS FROM ACCOUNT 8359'''
+In January 2006, I was asked to transfer from coeditor of the waning and now fated Chronicles of Cantr independent book project to the Communications Department Editorial Board for Stolen Notes. Up until that time, I spent quite a few years developing Cantr characters like Captain Thomas Hobbes, Ranger John Locke and Laird Angus MacGregor, all of whom were in the top 10 well known characters list. These characters proved to be the corresponding inspiration of most of my Webzine articles, such as my personal favorite: the Hobbes Narration, but I also tried to be creative with  others, like the mock-newspaper article.  In 2009, I revived the Chronicles of Cantr project with
+works that I did have domain rights to, which of course were exclusively my own, and intended to be from the actual drafts produced during 2003-2006. It is a shortcoming that I hope may be resolved in future editions and explorations that are incited from hereby seeing the potential creative dimensions of Cantr.
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-=Bio=
+=Epilogue=
-In January 2006, I was asked to transfer from coeditor of the waning and now fated Chronicles of Cantr independent book project to the Communications Department Editorial Board for Stolen Notes. Up until that time, I spent quite a few years developing Cantr characters like Captain Thomas Hobbes, Ranger John Locke and Laird Angus MacGregor, all of whom were in the top 10 well known characters list. These characters proved to be the corresponding inspiration of most of my Webzine articles, such as my personal favorite: the Hobbes Narration, but I also tried to be creative with  others, like the mock-newspaper article.  In 2009, I revived the Chronicles of Cantr project with works that I did have domain rights to, which of course were exclusively my own, and intended to be from the actual drafts produced during 2003-2006. It is a shortcoming that I hope may be resolved in future editions and explorations that are incited from hereby seeing the potential creative dimensions of Cantr.
+In the Farewell Address Commentary, Locke deals particularly with the dichotomy of "reactionary bones" and the future "dream of True Unity." It's ultimately true in any society, torn by backward-looking conservatives and the other pole of progressive liberals.

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	In January 2006, I was asked to transfer from coeditor of the waning and now fated Chronicles of Cantr independent book project to the Communications Department Editorial Board for Stolen Notes. Up until that time, I spent quite a few years developing Cantr characters like Captain Thomas Hobbes, Ranger John Locke and Laird Angus MacGregor, all of whom were in the top 10 well known characters list. These characters proved to be the corresponding inspiration of most of my Webzine articles, such as my personal favorite: the Hobbes Narration, but I also tried to be creative with others, like the mock-newspaper article. In 2009, I revived the Chronicles of Cantr project with works that I did have domain rights to, which of course were exclusively my own, and intended to be from the actual drafts produced during 2003-2006. It is a shortcoming that I hope may be resolved in future editions and explorations that are incited from hereby seeing the potential creative dimensions of Cantr.		In January 2006, I was asked to transfer from coeditor of the waning and now fated Chronicles of Cantr independent book project to the Communications Department Editorial Board for Stolen Notes. Up until that time, I spent quite a few years developing Cantr characters like Captain Thomas Hobbes, Ranger John Locke and Laird Angus MacGregor, all of whom were in the top 10 well known characters list. These characters proved to be the corresponding inspiration of most of my Webzine articles, such as my personal favorite: the Hobbes Narration, but I also tried to be creative with others, like the mock-newspaper article. In 2009, I revived the Chronicles of Cantr project with works that I did have domain rights to, which of course were exclusively my own, and intended to be from the actual drafts produced during 2003-2006. It is a shortcoming that I hope may be resolved in future editions and explorations that are incited from hereby seeing the potential creative dimensions of Cantr.

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−	~~'''~~Bio~~'''~~	+	===Bio===


−	In January 2006, I was asked to transfer from coeditor of the waning and now fated Chronicles of Cantr independent book project to the Communications Department Editorial Board for Stolen Notes. Up until that time, I spent quite a few years developing Cantr characters like Captain Thomas Hobbes, Ranger John Locke and Laird Angus MacGregor, all of whom were in the top 10 well known characters list. These characters proved to be the corresponding inspiration of most of my Webzine articles, such as my personal favorite: the Hobbes Narration, but I also tried to be creative with others, like the mock-newspaper article.	+	In January 2006, I was asked to transfer from coeditor of the waning and now fated Chronicles of Cantr independent book project to the Communications Department Editorial Board for Stolen Notes. Up until that time, I spent quite a few years developing Cantr characters like Captain Thomas Hobbes, Ranger John Locke and Laird Angus MacGregor, all of whom were in the top 10 well known characters list. These characters proved to be the corresponding inspiration of most of my Webzine articles, such as my personal favorite: the Hobbes Narration, but I also tried to be creative with others, like the mock-newspaper article. In 2009, I revived the Chronicles of Cantr project with works that I did have domain rights to, which of course were exclusively my own, and intended to be from the actual drafts produced during 2003-2006. It is a shortcoming that I hope may be resolved in future editions and explorations that are incited from hereby seeing the potential creative dimensions of Cantr.

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 I remained stationed in Seatown Forest whilst a case was being built against Maynard. He was accused of creating a criminal enterprise and supporting piracy. His criminal activities were investigated, and the evidence amounted against him. Meanwhile, I journeyed up to the road to Krif when delivering a letter. While taking the short trek on that road, Councilor Lucious Blackheart cried out for assistance. Assailants had attacked Krif, by the name of Valentine, Richard and Mathew Hardy. When I was alerted of the massacre, I proceeded to attack Mathew Hardy without a second thought, for his murders. He fell to the ground like a stone as the scale of justice weighed heavily upon him. I proceeded to send out word of the butchery under the second article of the Corps' covenant, which would later be replaced by the GM postal service. Many people died in the massacre, and their bodies took days to bury. In the meantime, I returned to my duty station in Seatown Forest. I would learn of other massacres in Krif, instigated by people like the very same person who called the Rangers a "bunch of filthy pigs." Names of such scum escape me.
-Seatown Forest possessed some of the most valuable resources of the time, from iron to coal, wood and even silk cocoons. At that time, my appetite for silk cocoons began and I started munching on these delightful delicacies. Unfortunately, not many others shared this craving. On one of my excursions out of the forest, I met my lifelong colleague and friend, Deputy Thomas Petty. We worked together for a short while, operating as a two-person Ranger team. One day, we found the body of Deputy Mae Castillo in the Dark Legion Fortress. She was later immortalized in a poem written by Taowyn of the Noss้e. After this horrific find, I learned to appreciate the time I had with my friends. Nevertheless, there was something of vast importance that needed to be done in Djorf Hills West, before I could settle.
+Seatown Forest possessed some of the most valuable resources of the time, from iron to coal, wood and even silk cocoons. At that time, my appetite for silk cocoons began and I started munching on these delightful delicacies. Unfortunately, not many others shared this craving. On one of my excursions out of the forest, I met my lifelong colleague and friend, Deputy Thomas Petty. We worked together for a short while, operating as a two-person Ranger team. One day, we found the body of Deputy Mae Castillo in the Dark Legion Fortress. She was later immortalized in a poem written by Taowyn of the Nosse. After this horrific find, I learned to appreciate the time I had with my friends. Nevertheless, there was something of vast importance that needed to be done in Djorf Hills West, before I could settle.
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 When they have gone unsung?
 === Bloodshed ===

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	climb relentlessly, determined up my shipboard mast!		climb relentlessly, determined up my shipboard mast!

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		+	==Short Stories==

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	In the Farewell Address Commentary, Locke deals particularly with the dichotomy of "reactionary bones" and the future "dream of True Unity." It's ultimately true in any society, torn by backward-looking conservatives and the other pole of progressive liberals.		In the Farewell Address Commentary, Locke deals particularly with the dichotomy of "reactionary bones" and the future "dream of True Unity." It's ultimately true in any society, torn by backward-looking conservatives and the other pole of progressive liberals.