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|asp = Family |
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|maritalstatus = Engaged |
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|child = None |
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|spouse = [[Fanon:Cressida Troy|Cressida Troy]][[File:Engaged.png]] |
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|neighbor = Veronaville |
|neighbor = Veronaville |
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|play = Playable}} |
|play = Playable}} |
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==Early life== |
==Early life== |
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'''Troilus Othello''' is of course the name of the husband of Cressida in the play Troilus and Cressida, he does live in Veronaville with his roomate [[Fanon:Cressida Troy|Cressida Troy]] with who he's not married yet same if seem to be interested in her unfortunately it seem the feeling ain't mutual since Cressida seem to have other plan. |
'''Troilus Othello''' is of course the name of the husband of Cressida in the play Troilus and Cressida, he does live in Veronaville with his roomate [[Fanon:Cressida Troy|Cressida Troy]] with who he's not married yet same if seem to be interested in her unfortunately it seem the feeling ain't mutual since Cressida seem to have other plan. |
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Of course it take time for him to finally have her completely because she was difficult, but he didn't lose hope and always wait for the right time to tell her his feeling so he can finally be with her as he later got engage to her, but will the wedding come or Cressida will do something rthat will destroy his dream. |
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<blockquote class=note>In the Mythology Greek, Troilus is a man who fall in love with Cressida daughter of Calchas, he promise her fidelity and want to marry her but she then cheating on him with the god prince Diomedes |
<blockquote class=note>In the Mythology Greek, Troilus is a man who fall in love with Cressida daughter of Calchas, he promise her fidelity and want to marry her but she then cheating on him with the god prince Diomedes |
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