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I've done my best in regards to the tricky topic of what the curse means/the best way to talk about it, if anyone has suggestions or feedback please let me know! I'd love to collaborate to make this page even better. I didn't want to leave it unexplained completely but I didn't want to go too into detail since it's just a page on the Amlicites. References to their dark skin are from other sources calling it such. Adri-at-BYU (talk) 21:18, 11 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]