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oop. The last sentence should've read: "The gravity of her request was NOT lost upon all Rabblers, and spirits rose many times that night.

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Well another backstory is: the Concubine left the Master because he didn't treat her right and she hated it/him, so she took the chance to flee home when it was safe. Her family took her back in. The Master quarters his horses determined to have her back "in the saddle" and upon arrival is invited into her father''s house where they drink and wager for days to decide what she's worth and what "dowry" the Master shall pay to have her. The Rabblers know what's up -- the rich man's horses are outside her home along with a steady pile of emptied jugs -- mead, goat's milk, and other delectable deliveries, presumed. When confronted with the Rabblers her father let-in, she's willing and ready to have one last youthful glory of an orgy right then and there, yet only if they leave her dead by sunrise (or something like that. who knows? maybe she got creative knowing she was going to die, and danced seductively with anticipation that she would NEVER be with the Master, again). The gravity of her request was lost upon all Rabblers, and spirits rose many times that night.

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