Hoarding chocolate is how one becomes a villain. His Excellence notes that this begins innocently, with a drawer, and ends somewhere considerably worse. 

A gift for the person who does not currently share, offered in a spirit of hope.

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Hoarding chocolate is how one becomes a villain. His Excellence notes that this begins innocently, with a drawer, and ends somewhere considerably worse. 

A gift for the person who does not currently share, offered in a spirit of hope.

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Hoarding chocolate is how one becomes a villain. His Excellence notes that this begins innocently, with a drawer, and ends somewhere considerably worse. 

A gift for the person who does not currently share, offered in a spirit of hope.

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The crest on one side. On the other, a matter of character. 

Hoarding chocolate is how one becomes a villain. His Excellence notes that this begins innocently, with a drawer, and ends somewhere considerably worse. 

A gift for the person who does not currently share, offered in a spirit of hope.

The Duke's Crest

A Final Decree From The Duke's Hand

While it may come as a shock, His Royal Excellence, the Duke of Delicacies, does not, in fact, exist. We apologize to any visitors who were preparing to curtsey or request an audience. The esteemed Bluffton Moxley Palmetto is a purely fictional aristocrat, conjured for the sole purpose of adding an air of regal absurdity to these volumes.

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