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| − | A '''Match-Fail''' is filed for when two elves, who were previously matched and got married, want to part ways and stop being a married couple. It is |
+ | A '''Match-Fail''' is filed for when two elves, who were previously matched and got married, want to part ways and stop being a married couple. It is comparable to a [[humans|human]] divorce<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divorce</ref>. It is supposedly very uncommon, considering that in [[Book 6: Nightfall|''Nightfall'']], [[Sophie Elizabeth Foster|Sophie]] didn't even know something like a divorce even existed in the [[Lost Cities]]. |
| − | Note that this is not to be confused with a [[Bad Match|bad match]], where two elves marry even though they are not on each |
+ | Note that this is not to be confused with a [[Bad Match|bad match]], where two elves marry even though they are not on each other's [[Matchmaking |Matchmaking Lists]]. However, it is considered equally scandalous as a [[Bad Match|bad match]]. |
== Known Match-Fails == |
== Known Match-Fails == |
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* [[Livvy|'''Livvy''']]''' and [[Quinlin Sonden|Quinlin]]''' |
* [[Livvy|'''Livvy''']]''' and [[Quinlin Sonden|Quinlin]]''' |
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| − | They were ''supposed'' to file one |
+ | They were ''supposed'' to file one but didn't because [[Livvy]] didn’t want the drama that would surround it. |
* '''[[Lord Cassius]]''' and '''[[Lady Gisela]] (See [[Lord Cassius and Lady Gisela Sencen]])''' |
* '''[[Lord Cassius]]''' and '''[[Lady Gisela]] (See [[Lord Cassius and Lady Gisela Sencen]])''' |
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Like Livvy and Quinlin, Lord Cassius no longer trusts his wife after learning of her involvement with the Neverseen but does not file a match fail due to the damage it would do to his reputation. |
Like Livvy and Quinlin, Lord Cassius no longer trusts his wife after learning of her involvement with the Neverseen but does not file a match fail due to the damage it would do to his reputation. |
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Revision as of 06:21, 7 April 2020
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A Match-Fail is filed for when two elves, who were previously matched and got married, want to part ways and stop being a married couple. It is comparable to a human divorce[1]. It is supposedly very uncommon, considering that in Nightfall, Sophie didn't even know something like a divorce even existed in the Lost Cities.
Note that this is not to be confused with a bad match, where two elves marry even though they are not on each other's Matchmaking Lists. However, it is considered equally scandalous as a bad match.
Known Match-Fails
They were supposed to file one but didn't because Livvy didn’t want the drama that would surround it.
Like Livvy and Quinlin, Lord Cassius no longer trusts his wife after learning of her involvement with the Neverseen but does not file a match fail due to the damage it would do to his reputation.