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2/24/2013 9:59:14 PM
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You can take Charlemagne's character and have a female represent that character without issue. Gender won't matter, considering how this is hundred of years in the future and the culture would have changed.
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That isn't what I meant, I was drawing the similarity between the two; they are both in a position of power within a monarchy.
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Ahh, okay then. I misinterpreted your post.
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That's fine, I should have been more clear.
