Database: Léon - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 15:34, 26 June 2020

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	[[File:ACU Leon.png\|~~thumb~~\|~~200px~~]]		[[File:ACU Leon.png\|right\|250px]]
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> We'll see about that: Child to a Moorish mother and a Caucasian father, [[Léon]] was left with a note pinned to his shirt outside the cloister of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]]. The monks brought the two-year-old to the orphange of Vieille Madame [[Margot]].		<nowiki>*</nowiki> We'll see about that: Child to a [[Moors\|Moorish]] mother and a Caucasian father, [[Léon]] was left with a note pinned to his shirt outside the cloister of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]]. The monks brought the two-year-old to the orphange of Vieille Madame [[Margot]].

	From the beginning, he was trouble, keeping the Madame up late into the night with his crying. His relationship with the other children wasn't much better. He kept to himself, playing games with imaginary knights and daring battles in his room. By seven he had discovered every conceivable escape route from the orphanage. Léon challenged himself to do the impossible, skinning hens while their owners were hanging the laundry, stealing pliers from the doctor right before he pulled a tooth and swimming the width of any river he came upon while remaining underwater. These anarchic feats changed one day when Léon saved an aristocrat from a gang of [[Jacobins]]. A young boy and girl were trapped inside the catacombs calling for their mother. Léon climbed down only to watch the gang chase the two to a dead end. Running without watching where she was going, the girl plunged through a crevice to her death. But, by using his knowledge of the passages beneath the city, Léon was able to save her brother. Returning the boy to his teary-eyed mother, Léon realized that he had discovered his true calling.		From the beginning, he was trouble, keeping the Madame up late into the night with his crying. His relationship with the other children wasn't much better. He kept to himself, playing games with imaginary knights and daring battles in his room. By seven he had discovered every conceivable escape route from the orphanage. Léon challenged himself to do the impossible, skinning hens while their owners were hanging the laundry, stealing pliers from the doctor right before he pulled a tooth and swimming the width of any river he came upon while remaining underwater. These anarchic feats changed one day when Léon saved an aristocrat from a gang of [[Jacobins]]. A young boy and girl were trapped inside the catacombs calling for their mother. Léon climbed down only to watch the gang chase the two to a dead end. Running without watching where she was going, the girl plunged through a crevice to her death. But, by using his knowledge of the passages beneath the city, Léon was able to save her brother. Returning the boy to his teary-eyed mother, Léon realized that he had discovered his true calling.

imported>Amnestyyy at 23:49, 10 August 2015

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	No historical data worth reporting. *<br />		No historical data worth reporting. *<br />
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> We'll see about that: Child to a Moorish mother and a Caucasian father, Léon was left with a note pinned to his shirt outside the cloister of Saint Denis. The monks brought the two-year-old to the orphange of Vieille Madame Margot.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> We'll see about that: Child to a Moorish mother and a Caucasian father, [[Léon]] was left with a note pinned to his shirt outside the cloister of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]]. The monks brought the two-year-old to the orphange of Vieille Madame [[Margot]].

	From the beginning, he was trouble, keeping the Madame up late into the night with his crying. His relationship with the other children wasn't much better. He kept to himself, playing games with imaginary knights and daring battles in his room. By seven he had discovered every conceivable escape route from the orphanage. Léon challenged himself to do the impossible, skinning hens while their owners were hanging the laundry, stealing pliers from the doctor right before he pulled a tooth and swimming the width of any river he came upon while remaining underwater. These anarchic feats changed one day when Léon saved an aristocrat from a gang of Jacobins. A young boy and girl were trapped inside the catacombs calling for their mother. Léon climbed down only to watch the gang chase the two to a dead end. Running without watching where she was going, the girl plunged through a crevice to her death. But, by using his knowledge of the passages beneath the city, Léon was able to save her brother. Returning the boy to his teary-eyed mother, Léon realized that he had discovered his true calling.		From the beginning, he was trouble, keeping the Madame up late into the night with his crying. His relationship with the other children wasn't much better. He kept to himself, playing games with imaginary knights and daring battles in his room. By seven he had discovered every conceivable escape route from the orphanage. Léon challenged himself to do the impossible, skinning hens while their owners were hanging the laundry, stealing pliers from the doctor right before he pulled a tooth and swimming the width of any river he came upon while remaining underwater. These anarchic feats changed one day when Léon saved an aristocrat from a gang of [[Jacobins]]. A young boy and girl were trapped inside the catacombs calling for their mother. Léon climbed down only to watch the gang chase the two to a dead end. Running without watching where she was going, the girl plunged through a crevice to her death. But, by using his knowledge of the passages beneath the city, Léon was able to save her brother. Returning the boy to his teary-eyed mother, Léon realized that he had discovered his true calling.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Léon}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Léon}}
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imported>Crookandcharlatan at 21:43, 29 June 2015

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	[[File:ACU Leon.png\|thumb\|200px]]		[[File:ACU Leon.png\|thumb\|200px]]
	No historical data worth reporting. *<br>		No historical data worth reporting. *<br />
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> We'll see about that: Child to a Moorish mother and a Caucasian father, Léon was left with a note pinned to his shirt outside the cloister of Saint Denis. The monks brought the two-year-old to the orphange of Vieille Madame Margot.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> We'll see about that: Child to a Moorish mother and a Caucasian father, Léon was left with a note pinned to his shirt outside the cloister of Saint Denis. The monks brought the two-year-old to the orphange of Vieille Madame Margot.

	From the beginning, he was trouble, keeping the Madame up late into the night with his crying. His relationship with the other children wasn't much better. He kept to himself, playing games with imaginary knights and daring battles in his room. By seven he had discovered every conceivable escape route from the orphanage. Léon challenged himself to do the impossible, skinning hens while their owners were hanging the laundry, stealing pliers from the doctor right before he pulled a tooth and swimming the width of any river he came upon while remaining underwater. These anarchic feats changed one day when Léon saved an aristocrat from a gang of Jacobins. A young boy and girl were trapped inside the catacombs calling for their mother. Léon climbed down only to watch the gang chase the two to a dead end. Running without watching where she was going, the girl plunged through a crevice to her death. But, by using his knowledge of the passages beneath the city, Léon was able to save her brother. Returning the boy to his teary-eyed mother, Léon realized that he had discovered his true calling.		From the beginning, he was trouble, keeping the Madame up late into the night with his crying. His relationship with the other children wasn't much better. He kept to himself, playing games with imaginary knights and daring battles in his room. By seven he had discovered every conceivable escape route from the orphanage. Léon challenged himself to do the impossible, skinning hens while their owners were hanging the laundry, stealing pliers from the doctor right before he pulled a tooth and swimming the width of any river he came upon while remaining underwater. These anarchic feats changed one day when Léon saved an aristocrat from a gang of Jacobins. A young boy and girl were trapped inside the catacombs calling for their mother. Léon climbed down only to watch the gang chase the two to a dead end. Running without watching where she was going, the girl plunged through a crevice to her death. But, by using his knowledge of the passages beneath the city, Léon was able to save her brother. Returning the boy to his teary-eyed mother, Léon realized that he had discovered his true calling.

			{{DEFAULTSORT:Léon}}
	[[Category:Database: People]]		[[Category:Database: People]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Crookandcharlatan: Adding categories

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	From the beginning, he was trouble, keeping the Madame up late into the night with his crying. His relationship with the other children wasn't much better. He kept to himself, playing games with imaginary knights and daring battles in his room. By seven he had discovered every conceivable escape route from the orphanage. Léon challenged himself to do the impossible, skinning hens while their owners were hanging the laundry, stealing pliers from the doctor right before he pulled a tooth and swimming the width of any river he came upon while remaining underwater. These anarchic feats changed one day when Léon saved an aristocrat from a gang of Jacobins. A young boy and girl were trapped inside the catacombs calling for their mother. Léon climbed down only to watch the gang chase the two to a dead end. Running without watching where she was going, the girl plunged through a crevice to her death. But, by using his knowledge of the passages beneath the city, Léon was able to save her brother. Returning the boy to his teary-eyed mother, Léon realized that he had discovered his true calling.		From the beginning, he was trouble, keeping the Madame up late into the night with his crying. His relationship with the other children wasn't much better. He kept to himself, playing games with imaginary knights and daring battles in his room. By seven he had discovered every conceivable escape route from the orphanage. Léon challenged himself to do the impossible, skinning hens while their owners were hanging the laundry, stealing pliers from the doctor right before he pulled a tooth and swimming the width of any river he came upon while remaining underwater. These anarchic feats changed one day when Léon saved an aristocrat from a gang of Jacobins. A young boy and girl were trapped inside the catacombs calling for their mother. Léon climbed down only to watch the gang chase the two to a dead end. Running without watching where she was going, the girl plunged through a crevice to her death. But, by using his knowledge of the passages beneath the city, Léon was able to save her brother. Returning the boy to his teary-eyed mother, Léon realized that he had discovered his true calling.
	[[Category:Database: People]]		[[Category:Database: People]]
			[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Crookandcharlatan: Crookandcharlatan moved page Database/People (ACU):Léon to Database: Léon without leaving a redirect

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imported>Misphantom at 05:40, 26 May 2015

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	From the beginning, he was trouble, keeping the Madame up late into the night with his crying. His relationship with the other children wasn't much better. He kept to himself, playing games with imaginary knights and daring battles in his room. By seven he had discovered every conceivable escape route from the orphanage. Léon challenged himself to do the impossible, skinning hens while their owners were hanging the laundry, stealing pliers from the doctor right before he pulled a tooth and swimming the width of any river he came upon while remaining underwater. These anarchic feats changed one day when Léon saved an aristocrat from a gang of Jacobins. A young boy and girl were trapped inside the catacombs calling for their mother. Léon climbed down only to watch the gang chase the two to a dead end. Running without watching where she was going, the girl plunged through a crevice to her death. But, by using his knowledge of the passages beneath the city, Léon was able to save her brother. Returning the boy to his teary-eyed mother, Léon realized that he had discovered his true calling.		From the beginning, he was trouble, keeping the Madame up late into the night with his crying. His relationship with the other children wasn't much better. He kept to himself, playing games with imaginary knights and daring battles in his room. By seven he had discovered every conceivable escape route from the orphanage. Léon challenged himself to do the impossible, skinning hens while their owners were hanging the laundry, stealing pliers from the doctor right before he pulled a tooth and swimming the width of any river he came upon while remaining underwater. These anarchic feats changed one day when Léon saved an aristocrat from a gang of Jacobins. A young boy and girl were trapped inside the catacombs calling for their mother. Léon climbed down only to watch the gang chase the two to a dead end. Running without watching where she was going, the girl plunged through a crevice to her death. But, by using his knowledge of the passages beneath the city, Léon was able to save her brother. Returning the boy to his teary-eyed mother, Léon realized that he had discovered his true calling.
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imported>Bovkaffe at 20:15, 15 February 2015

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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> We'll see about that: Child to a Moorish mother and a Caucasian father, Léon was left with a note pinned to his shirt outside the cloister of Saint Denis. The monks brought the two-year-old to the orphange of Vieille Madame Margot.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> We'll see about that: Child to a Moorish mother and a Caucasian father, Léon was left with a note pinned to his shirt outside the cloister of Saint Denis. The monks brought the two-year-old to the orphange of Vieille Madame Margot.

	From the beginning, he was trouble, keeping the Madame up late into the night with his crying. His relationship with the other children wasn't much better. He kept to himself, playing games with imaginary knights and daring battles in his room. By seven he had discovered every conceivable escape route from the orphanage. Léon challenged himself to do the impossible, skinning hens while their owners were hanging the laundry, stealing pliers from the doctor right before he pulled a tooth and swimming the width of any river he came upon while remaining underwater. These anarchic feats ~~change~~ one day when Léon saved an aristocrat from a gang of Jacobins. A young boy and girl were trapped inside the catacombs calling for their mother. Léon climbed down only to watch the gang chase the two to a dead end. Running without watching where she was going, the girl plunged through a crevice to her death. But, by using his knowledge of the passages beneath the city, Léon was able to save her brother. Returning the boy to his teary-eyed mother, Léon realized that he had discovered his true calling.		From the beginning, he was trouble, keeping the Madame up late into the night with his crying. His relationship with the other children wasn't much better. He kept to himself, playing games with imaginary knights and daring battles in his room. By seven he had discovered every conceivable escape route from the orphanage. Léon challenged himself to do the impossible, skinning hens while their owners were hanging the laundry, stealing pliers from the doctor right before he pulled a tooth and swimming the width of any river he came upon while remaining underwater. These anarchic feats changed one day when Léon saved an aristocrat from a gang of Jacobins. A young boy and girl were trapped inside the catacombs calling for their mother. Léon climbed down only to watch the gang chase the two to a dead end. Running without watching where she was going, the girl plunged through a crevice to her death. But, by using his knowledge of the passages beneath the city, Léon was able to save her brother. Returning the boy to his teary-eyed mother, Léon realized that he had discovered his true calling.

imported>Kainzorus Prime: Created page with "200px No historical data worth reporting. *
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[[File:ACU Leon.png|thumb|200px]]
No historical data worth reporting. *<br>
--<br>
<nowiki>*</nowiki> We'll see about that: Child to a Moorish mother and a Caucasian father, Léon was left with a note pinned to his shirt outside the cloister of Saint Denis. The monks brought the two-year-old to the orphange of Vieille Madame Margot.

From the beginning, he was trouble, keeping the Madame up late into the night with his crying. His relationship with the other children wasn't much better. He kept to himself, playing games with imaginary knights and daring battles in his room. By seven he had discovered every conceivable escape route from the orphanage. Léon challenged himself to do the impossible, skinning hens while their owners were hanging the laundry, stealing pliers from the doctor right before he pulled a tooth and swimming the width of any river he came upon while remaining underwater. These anarchic feats change one day when Léon saved an aristocrat from a gang of Jacobins. A young boy and girl were trapped inside the catacombs calling for their mother. Léon climbed down only to watch the gang chase the two to a dead end. Running without watching where she was going, the girl plunged through a crevice to her death. But, by using his knowledge of the passages beneath the city, Léon was able to save her brother. Returning the boy to his teary-eyed mother, Léon realized that he had discovered his true calling.