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|title=Meet the Character - Father Egnatius
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:Chancellor {{Lore Link|Abnur Tharn|Tharn}},
:My patience wears thin--very thin indeed. I have always valued your counsel, such as it is, when it comes to the matters of state, but this business with {{Lore Link|Father Egnatius}} cannot be allowed to continue. I have spent years preparing for the arrival of our dark patron, {{Lore Link|Molag Bal}}. My {{Lore Link|Order of the Black Worm|worms}} have woven plots of intrigue that would make even {{Lore Link|Mephala}} blush. And yet, this simple priest continues to walk the halls of power, unmolested. This is wholly unacceptable.
:It troubles me that you do not see the risk that a man like Egnatius poses. I grant you that he is not a member of the {{Lore Link|Elder Council}}, but his shadow looms over every proceeding. Just yesterday I saw him breaking bread with {{Lore Link|Falco}} and that paunchy fool, {{Lore Link|Gulsanius}}. Egnatius was urging them to reconsider the Memorial construction project—a project that is vital to our interests.
:If he were just a common priest, I would have no cause for concern. I have shaken the faith of prophets and driven saints to suicide. {{Lore Link|Alessia}}'s sheep are easily shorn. Easily slaughtered. But not this Egnatius. No, not Egnatius, with his books and his scrolls and his warm-hearted smiles. He is too well read. He strikes me as a scholar first and a priest second. There is no zealotry left in him—no secret malice for me to twist and shape. It is maddening. I tell you, Tharn, there are few things I hate more than an educated holy-man.
:You have cautioned me against spilling his blood before. I know he is well-loved, and his death would be an unwelcome distraction. But faith is unpredictable. In the hands of a learned man, it can spell doom for plots both great and small. I will not allow our great undertaking to die at the hands of a frumpy, balding friar. Remove him from play or I will flay him alive.
:– {{Lore Link|Mannimarco}}
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|title=Meet the Character - Father Egnatius
|source=*[[Lore:Elder Scrolls Online - Meet the Character|ESO - Meet the Character]] ([http://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/2015/08/13/meet-the-character--father-egnatius link])
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:Chancellor {{Lore Link|Abnur Tharn|Tharn}},
:My patience wears thin--very thin indeed. I have always valued your counsel, such as it is, when it comes to the matters of state, but this business with {{Lore Link|Father Egnatius}} cannot be allowed to continue. I have spent years preparing for the arrival of our dark patron, {{Lore Link|Molag Bal}}. My {{Lore Link|Order of the Black Worm|worms}} have woven plots of intrigue that would make even {{Lore Link|Mephala}} blush. And yet, this simple priest continues to walk the halls of power, unmolested. This is wholly unacceptable.
:It troubles me that you do not see the risk that a man like Egnatius poses. I grant you that he is not a member of the {{Lore Link|Elder Council}}, but his shadow looms over every proceeding. Just yesterday I saw him breaking bread with {{Lore Link|Falco}} and that paunchy fool, {{Lore Link|Gulsanius}}. Egnatius was urging them to reconsider the Memorial construction project—a project that is vital to our interests.
:If he were just a common priest, I would have no cause for concern. I have shaken the faith of prophets and driven saints to suicide. {{Lore Link|Alessia}}'s sheep are easily shorn. Easily slaughtered. But not this Egnatius. No, not Egnatius, with his books and his scrolls and his warm-hearted smiles. He is too well read. He strikes me as a scholar first and a priest second. There is no zealotry left in him—no secret malice for me to twist and shape. It is maddening. I tell you, Tharn, there are few things I hate more than an educated holy-man.
:You have cautioned me against spilling his blood before. I know he is well-loved, and his death would be an unwelcome distraction. But faith is unpredictable. In the hands of a learned man, it can spell doom for plots both great and small. I will not allow our great undertaking to die at the hands of a frumpy, balding friar. Remove him from play or I will flay him alive.
:– {{Lore Link|Mannimarco}}
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