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   * the Marrok who ruled the werewolves in North America and also, the rest of the world; defacto if not officially<sup>05</sup>
   * if he gave an order to any wolf in the world, Alpha or not, there was no a werewolf who wouldn't obey<sup>05</sup>
+  * not blind to his faults; he was focused on the werewolves to the exclusion of anything else<sup>169</sup>
 ====Burn Bright====
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   * not a separate pack but bound to the Marrok's will and magic by blood and flesh; [[Wildlings]]<sup>11</sup>
   * you didn't get a permanent spot in the Marrok's pack if you could function properly on your own<sup>88</sup>
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+  * [[Charles Cornick]] does a sweep a couple of times a week for electronic spyware at the Marrok's house<sup>176</sup>
+  * the Marrok kept his wildlings secret from everyone except for his mate and his two sons; and Asil when he joined the pack<sup>285</sup>
 ====Wild Sign====
+[[Alpha & Omega Series]] #6: [[Wild Sign]]
+  * the Marrok's pack was safe<sup>06</sup>
+  * there are hundreds of female werewolves out there—and the Marrok only brings in one or two women a year who need assistance<sup>08</sup>
+  * the title "Marrok" was not a secret word, bandied about in the human halls of power; they knew how important that term was<sup>36</sup>
+  * the Wolf Who Rules<sup>37</sup>
+  * he can convince the FBI that he's the Marrok whenever he wants to<sup>39</sup>
+  * even a torturer would not get the Marrok to admit he believed mundane humans should be protected<sup>54</sup>
+  * couldn't see the Marrok giving over the care of his wolves to anyone while he lived<sup>217</sup>
 =====Mercyverse Short Fiction=====
 ====Seeing Eye====