A silver-framed portrait of the unnamed commoner Wicander once loved and was told he could not marry.
Before leaving Villa Aurora to warn Teor, Wicander turns over a silver filigreed frame that he had long kept facing away. It holds the portrait of an unnamed commoner who once mattered deeply to him, but whose relationship with Wicander was dismissed as contrary to the Light’s supposed design. He removes the portrait from its frame and carries it with him when he leaves.
A portrait kept inside a small silver filigreed frame, normally turned face-down or away among Wicander’s belongings.
A personal keepsake from Wicander’s earlier relationship with an unnamed commoner.
The portrait has been removed from its frame and placed in Wicander’s satchel.
Depicts an unnamed commoner who once mattered greatly to Wicander
Was kept turned away among Wicander’s possessions
Represents a relationship Wicander was told was not destined to continue
Removed from its frame and placed in Wicander’s satchel before he leaves Villa Aurora
The subject’s name and current fate are not established
After learning that his family constructed the Creed as a lie, Wicander turns the frame over, removes the portrait and packs it before leaving to save Teor.
Wicander keeps the portrait among his private belongings and takes it when he leaves Villa Aurora.
Statements are labelled by how the transcript establishes them, so direct depiction, testimony, belief and disputed accounts remain distinct.
A silver-framed portrait of the unnamed commoner Wicander once loved and was told he could not marry.
After learning that his family constructed the Creed as a lie, Wicander turns the frame over, removes the portrait and packs it before leaving to save Teor.
Wicander keeps the portrait among his private belongings and takes it when he leaves Villa Aurora.
The portrait has been removed from its frame and placed in Wicander’s satchel.
The subject’s name and current fate are not established
Represents a relationship Wicander was told was not destined to continue
Removed from its frame and placed in Wicander’s satchel before he leaves Villa Aurora
Depicts an unnamed commoner who once mattered greatly to Wicander
Was kept turned away among Wicander’s possessions
In Wicander’s private chambers, Tyranny admits she knew the Creed was false and explains the demonic arrangement behind it. Together they decide to warn Teor and conceal Wicander’s change of heart.
In Wicander’s private chambers, Tyranny admits she knew the Creed was false and explains the demonic arrangement behind it. Together they decide to warn Teor and conceal Wicander’s change of heart.