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* '''[[Ollery]]''' - Ollery ran the pharmacopoeia at Frattelstown Port at some earlier point in her career, before the events of [[House of Open Wounds]] - ch 32. The reference is a single biographical mention; no ongoing connection between Ollery and the port is described. | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:57, 24 September 2026
Frattelstown Port is a port located in the Islands, referenced only once in the published Tyrant Philosophers novels. Its sole appearance ties it to Ollery, who ran the pharmacopoeia there at some earlier point in her career, before the events of House of Open Wounds. Beyond this biographical footnote, the text offers no description of the port's physical setting, governance, or present condition. The port's significance to the series is confined to what it reveals about Ollery's professional history prior to the novel's main action.
The Place
Geography & Character
Frattelstown Port is identified simply as a port situated in the Islands - ch 32. No further physical, geographic, or atmospheric detail is supplied anywhere in the published text.
Who Holds It
No information regarding the port's governance, ownership, or occupants appears in the published text.
What Happens Here
The port is referenced only as the site where Ollery ran the pharmacopoeia at some earlier point in her career - ch 32. No scene or event takes place there within the novel itself; the mention is entirely retrospective.
History
House of Open Wounds
Frattelstown Port is a port situated in the Islands. It is referenced once in this book, in connection with Ollery, who at some earlier point in her career ran the pharmacopoeia there - ch 32. No further details of the port's geography, governance, or current state are provided.
Relationships
- Ollery - Ollery ran the pharmacopoeia at Frattelstown Port at some earlier point in her career, before the events of House of Open Wounds - ch 32. The reference is a single biographical mention; no ongoing connection between Ollery and the port is described.
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- port · #port-city