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His greatest virtue, however, may have been his capacity for grace. For example, with [[Snowe Vingerhut]], despite the slights against the hero stretching back into childhood, his role in the hero's exile, his capitulation of [[Razril]], and his turn to piracy. At the end of the [[Island Liberation War]], he would even extend his hand to [[Troy]]. It is this trait that allowed him to capture the loyalty of so many. | His greatest virtue, however, may have been his capacity for grace. For example, with [[Snowe Vingerhut]], despite the slights against the hero stretching back into childhood, his role in the hero's exile, his capitulation of [[Razril]], and his turn to piracy. At the end of the [[Island Liberation War]], he would even extend his hand to [[Troy]]. It is this trait that allowed him to capture the loyalty of so many. | ||
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He was discovered as a baby and brought up by [[Vincent Vingerhut]] as a caretaker and companion for his son, [[Snowe Vingerhut|Snowe]]. He would grow to be a quiet, but brave young man whose gentle heart would allow him to sacrifice his own well-being for the benefit of others. | He was discovered as a baby and brought up by [[Vincent Vingerhut]] as a caretaker and companion for his son, [[Snowe Vingerhut|Snowe]]. He would grow to be a quiet, but brave young man whose gentle heart would allow him to sacrifice his own well-being for the benefit of others. | ||