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conversations.value:  I allowed myself a single day of devastation after Claire left me. Shocked as I was, I wasn’t ready to give up so easily. I went first to the palace. To prove the righteousness of their mission, the revolutionary government had declared their intent to reinstate the royal family and their support of Thane as King l’Ausseil’s heir. In response, the royal family had passed the Royal Standard—the symbolic right to rule—to the revolutionary government. Much as they resented the brazen aristocrats who had challenged their rule, the royals would never have legitimized the revolutionary forces who aimed to abolish the monarchy if not for the Nur Empire. Word had reached the capital of imperial troops closing in on the empire’s border with the kingdom. On hearing this, the royal family acquiesced to the revolutionary government in hopes of swiftly resolving the domestic situation and thereby averting a civil war the empire would take advantage of to invade. As a result, Thane currently sat on an unstable pedestal. The revolutionary government supported his succession, but Dole and the other nobles still blocked his way to the throne.
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conversations.value:  “I see,” Thane said when I spoke to him. “So Claire chose to fall, herself.”
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conversations.value:  “Claire isn’t like those other, corrupt nobles. She shouldn’t be executed.” I pleaded with Thane with my eyes, begging for Claire’s life. In the past, a commoner would never have been allowed to meet with royalty, but Thane had granted special permission for us to speak.
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