About: Pedro (Half the Battle)

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Pedro was a scribe to King Bryon in the post-Burning kingdom of Canoga. While doing research into ancient texts, Pedro came across a device called a Gatling, which could spit bullets in rapid succession. Although Bryon didn't initially believe the reports, after Pedro showing him a picture of the device, Pedro was allowed to pursue its manufacture. The creation of the Gatling allowed Canoga to overtake the duchy of Pacoim.

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rdfs:label	Pedro (Half the Battle)
rdfs:comment	Pedro was a scribe to King Bryon in the post-Burning kingdom of Canoga. While doing research into ancient texts, Pedro came across a device called a Gatling, which could spit bullets in rapid succession. Although Bryon didn't initially believe the reports, after Pedro showing him a picture of the device, Pedro was allowed to pursue its manufacture. The creation of the Gatling allowed Canoga to overtake the duchy of Pacoim.
dcterms:subject	Half the Battle Characters Scribes Namericans in "Half the Battle"
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Name	Pedro
Occupation	Scribe
Nationality	Canoga
abstract	Pedro was a scribe to King Bryon in the post-Burning kingdom of Canoga. While doing research into ancient texts, Pedro came across a device called a Gatling, which could spit bullets in rapid succession. Although Bryon didn't initially believe the reports, after Pedro showing him a picture of the device, Pedro was allowed to pursue its manufacture. The creation of the Gatling allowed Canoga to overtake the duchy of Pacoim.

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