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-======Ser Sedulius 'Sed' Eriugena======
+======Adamo de Cavalcenti======
-====He/They====
+====He/Him====
-**Player:** Gemma C. (she/her)
+**Player:** Domenic (he/him)
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-Passionate to a fault about the protection of knowledge, Ser Sedulius Eriugena stands ready to dive into any fight or jump in front of any arrow that may harm artefacts of knowledge, or those who would pursue it.
+**About:** Adamo de Cavalcanti was born in the early 1890's to established land-owners in the north of Italy. Rather than follow in his family agrarian roots, the youngest Cavalcanti child applied himself to his studies, eventually earning a place at the University of Bologna's medical school. The outbreak of the Great War saw Adamo deployed on the eastern front, where he fought in the Second Battle of the Piave River as a field medic before his own wounds resulted in an honourable discharge. Fiercely patriotic and deeply committed to his nation's future, the paraplegic corporal works as a guest lecturer and village doctor. Drilled by the military and academia, Adamo is organized, and almost rigid to a fault, though his decorum often hides a more friendly interior. Recently, he has become very interested in social science and the humanities.
-**Email:** sed_eriugena@onelastfire.oxfordrpg.com
+**Appearance:**Adamo has brown-green eyes, light brown hair slicked straight back and trimmed in at the side, and an imperial moustache he grooms every other day. He stands at exactly five feet four inches. In formal settings, Cavalcanti is never without formal military attire, otherwise he prefer simple dress, or will be found doing research in his medical smock. The conventions of his outfits and social mannerisms are aligned with turn-of-the-century/interwar period trends.
+**Email:** <adamo@onelastfire.oxfordrpg.com>
+{{tag> bio}}

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