Changes: Malfetto

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Malfetto is the name for a person that has survived the blood fever, but was left with a physical mark. Examples of this are strange markings resembling birth marks on the skin or different hair/eye color. The people of the Sunlands treat the malfettos as links to the gods and often keeps them in temples. In the Sealands, they are treated as second class citizens and are often killed with their murderers having few consequences, if any. In the Skylands, which was not as strongly affected by the blood fever, they are instead revered and protected. This has put the two lands at odds many times.

Known Malfettos

Etymology

In Italian, mal means ill, and fetto means effect, thus making the word malfetto, once translated, "ill effect". This is true to what malfettos actually are—an 'ill effect' to a family's name, and an effect of a disease.

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+''Malfetto ''is the name for a person that has survived the blood fever, but was left with a physical mark. Examples of this are strange markings resembling birth marks on the skin or different hair/eye color. The people of the Sunlands treat the ''malfettos'' as links to the gods and often keeps them in temples. In the Sealands, they are treated as second class citizens and are often killed with their murderers having few consequences, if any. In the Skylands, which was not as strongly affected by the blood fever, they are instead revered and protected. This has put the two lands at odds many times.
-A person that has survived the blood fever.
+== Known Malfettos ==
-This person can have weird markings and different hair colors.
+* [[Adelina Amouteru]]
+* [[Enzo Valenciano]]
+* [[Teren Santoro]]
+* [[Gemma Salvatore]]
+* [[Raffaele Laurent Bessette]]
+* [[Violetta Amouteru]]
+* [[Lucent]]
+* [[Dante]]
+* [[Michel]]
+* [[Maeve Corrigan|Maeve Jacqueline Kelly Corrigan]]
+* [[Magiano]]
+* [[Sergio]]
+== Etymology ==
-Martino Amouteru, the protagonist's father calls Adelina a : abomination,
+In Italian, ''mal'' means ill, and ''fetto ''means effect, thus making the word ''malfetto'', once translated,'' ''"ill effect". This is true to what ''malfettos ''actually are—an 'ill effect' to a family's name, and an effect of a disease.
- Known Malflettos
+[[Category:Terminology]]
-[[Adelina Amouteru]]
+[[Category:Malfetto]]
-[[Enzo Valenciano]]
-* The Reaper
-Gemma Salvatore
-[[Raffaele |Raffaele Laurent Bessette]]
-[[Lucent]]
-Michel
-Several Others not named
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