Short Fiction · Character
Le Loup
A werewolf-like creature terrorizing a French village.
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With Solomon Kane (rivalry): Le Loup is a cunning and brutal enemy whom Solomon Kane relentlessly pursues. With Solomon Kane (rivalry): Le Loup is a cunning and brutal enemy whom Solomon Kane relentlessly pursues. With…
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- Rivalry
- Other
Character groups
- Diverse Supernatural and Lost World Figures
- Protagonist
- Pictish and Barbarian Kings
- African and Aristocratic Horrors
- Ancient Sorcerers and Temptresses
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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- Solomon Kane
rivalry · negative
Le Loup is a cunning and brutal enemy whom Solomon Kane relentlessly pursues. How this plays out →
- Solomon Kane
rivalry · negative
Le Loup is a cunning and brutal enemy whom Solomon Kane relentlessly pursues. How this plays out →
- Solomon Kane
rivalry · negative
Le Loup is a cunning and brutal enemy whom Solomon Kane relentlessly pursues. How this plays out →
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