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* [[Athelvok (910)|Athevlok (910)]]: Paris was an ancient city sometimes called the City of Light; one of the great capitals of the world, home to tradition and innovation alike. It was the birthplace of one of the greatest revolutions in history, the moment that gave birth to modernity in all its glories and horrors alike. | * [[New human#Athelvok (910)|Athevlok (910)]]: Paris was an ancient city sometimes called the City of Light; one of the great capitals of the world, home to tradition and innovation alike. It was the birthplace of one of the greatest revolutions in history, the moment that gave birth to modernity in all its glories and horrors alike. | ||
* [[Athelvok (910)|Athevlok (910)]]: The spirit of freedom that was born here, although it was suppressed by enemies and traitors, never entirely faded, and it lived on in the minds of artists for many generations. Maybe something of that spirit still remains in us. | * [[New human#Athelvok (910)|Athevlok (910)]]: The spirit of freedom that was born here, although it was suppressed by enemies and traitors, never entirely faded, and it lived on in the minds of artists for many generations. Maybe something of that spirit still remains in us. | ||
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- Athevlok (910): Paris was an ancient city sometimes called the City of Light; one of the great capitals of the world, home to tradition and innovation alike. It was the birthplace of one of the greatest revolutions in history, the moment that gave birth to modernity in all its glories and horrors alike.
- Athevlok (910): The spirit of freedom that was born here, although it was suppressed by enemies and traitors, never entirely faded, and it lived on in the minds of artists for many generations. Maybe something of that spirit still remains in us.