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| − | [[Image:Demona_Tiara_Awakening.png|thumb| | + | [[Image:Demona_Tiara_Awakening.png|thumb|360px|Demona wearing her tiara in 1994.]] |
| − | [[Image:Demona_Wardrobe.png|thumb| | + | [[Image:Demona_Wardrobe.png|thumb|250px|Demona's tiara, among the rest of her ensemble in 1997.]] |
| − | [[Image:Culen_Tiara_The_Oath.png|thumb| | + | [[Image:Culen_Tiara_The_Oath.png|thumb|250px|Culen seizing Angel's tiara in 971]] |
| − | '''Demona's tiara''' is a piece of gold decorative jewelry that she's worn upon her brow since, at least, [[Timeline#Before 994|971 A.D]] | + | '''Demona's tiara''' is a piece of gold decorative jewelry that she's worn upon her brow since, at least, [[Timeline#Before 994|971 A.D]]. |
| − | In 971, when [[Demona|Angel]] was the hostage of [[Culen|King Culen]], he seized her tiara and considered melting down the gold ad reforging it into a rattle for his infant son, [[Constantine III|Constantine]]. When he asked her where she acquired it, she didn't answer. After she was rescued, [[Hudson|Mentor]] returned the tiara to her. | + | In 971, when [[Demona|Angel]] was the hostage of [[Culen|King Culen]], he seized her tiara and considered melting down the gold ad reforging it into a rattle for his infant son, [[Constantine III|Constantine]]. When he asked her where she acquired it, she didn't answer. After she was rescued, [[Hudson|Mentor]] returned the tiara to her. ''([[The Oath|"The Oath"]])'' |
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| + | As of [[Timeline#1997|1997]], [[Demona]] continues to wear it. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:52, 1 September 2024
Demona's tiara is a piece of gold decorative jewelry that she's worn upon her brow since, at least, 971 A.D.
In 971, when Angel was the hostage of King Culen, he seized her tiara and considered melting down the gold ad reforging it into a rattle for his infant son, Constantine. When he asked her where she acquired it, she didn't answer. After she was rescued, Mentor returned the tiara to her. ("The Oath")
