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}}{{quote|It isn't that you couldn't understand them, Emma. It is only that I want you to experience them when you're a little older, because the words will be richer for the mite of your own experience.|Declan Lion to [[Emma M. Lion]], When She Asked to Read Books from His Library|ref={{Emma ref|e1|31 March 1883|name=31 March}}}}'''Declan Lion''' is a painter and the father of [[Emma M. Lion]]. | }}{{spoiler|e1}}{{quote|It isn't that you couldn't understand them, Emma. It is only that I want you to experience them when you're a little older, because the words will be richer for the mite of your own experience.|Declan Lion to [[Emma M. Lion]], When She Asked to Read Books from His Library|ref={{Emma ref|e1|31 March 1883|name=31 March}}}}'''Declan Lion''' is a painter and the father of [[Emma M. Lion]]. | ||
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Revision as of 21:49, 8 June 2025
| Declan Lion | |
| Died | ≈1876 |
|---|---|
| Spouse | Emma's Mother |
| Children | Emma M. Lion (Daughter) |
| Relatives | Archibald Flat (Uncle) Emma M. Lion the First (Aunt) |
| Profession | Painter |
| Introduced | Emma: Vol. 1, 6 March 1883 |
| First Mentioned | Emma: Vol. 1, 6 March 1883 |
“It isn't that you couldn't understand them, Emma. It is only that I want you to experience them when you're a little older, because the words will be richer for the mite of your own experience. ”
—Declan Lion to Emma M. Lion, When She Asked to Read Books from His Library[1]
Declan Lion is a painter and the father of Emma M. Lion.
History
Early Life
Marriage to Emma's Mother, Birth of Emma
Death
Relationships
Family
Emma's Mother
Emma M. Lion
Emma M. Lion the First
Archibald Flat
Appearance and Personality
Notes
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