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      Knowledge. One definition states that knowledge is "a familiarity, awareness, or understanding of someone or something, such as facts, information, descriptions, or skills, which is acquired through experience or education by perceiving, discovering, or learning." This single word comes in many forms and used in many ways. Some benign and some malignant. Knowledge can take the form of oral histories and stories shared, while others come in the form of written and printed material.
      The purpose for my message to you all is one that is both benign and seeks the prior in its method of delivery.
      As Librarian, I've walked the halls of the library many times. In those times, I've asked myself "what could Fate's Harvest benefit from in the way of knowledge." The answer came to me on a quiet afternoon. We could benefit from your voices, your accounts, your perspectives of things that you are (more than I am) experts in your Courts affiliation.
      I propose an open invitation to those that are members of their respecting Courts. Even those that are not of a court affiliation are also extended this invitation. I would ask for you and me to sit together, one-on-one, in which you share with me your thoughts about your court. Why did you join? What do you feel your purpose is (very existential, I know)? What does your court do for the Freehold beyond the preconceived cultural biases and face-value of our respecting courts? Not all members of the Autumn Court are shrouded boogymen. Except on the third Thursday of the third season of every third year.
      If you are interested and open to speak with me, you can leave a note with said interests in the Library of the Freehold, or you can contact me at XXX.XXX.XXXX.
      I hope that you find this worth pursuing. I look forward to our conversations!

Sincerely,
Aaron Fletcher,
Speaker for the Dead
Scrivner of the Ashen Court
Librarian to Fate's Harvest