Edmund Bewforest

Edmund Bewforest is an important historical figure in Dogeish history due to his efforts in the Dogeish Revolution. He foundered 'Greater Doggier Mountain', supported and established his own militia of both Doggo and Human rebels against imperialism. 
During his rise in popularity as a revolutionary, Edmund was arrested and sentenced to death in 1763 for Treason. He was transported to Harrowtown (now Quenchtown) and publicly hanged. 
His last words were: "Let this be evidence." 
== Appearance ==
Bewforest sported what was common at the time, white knee-breeches with his iconic tan-orange long coat that was dyed from red, representing his support for the people of Dogeland who were suffering due to the War on Imperialism. He wore his outdated 17th century boots. 
He looked a bit like a stereotypical pirate.
== Personality ==
Edmund was famed for his rebellious and leadership personality.
== Trivia ==
* Edmund used to be scared of Dogeland's natives.
"...I was deeply terrified of this colonies animals. They walked like we. Talked like we. Wrote like we. Killed like we. Lived like we. Wore clothes like we. I have been reassured that they are now segregated from British colony and are to be treated as no we. They are us but are dogs and cats. They fight each other. Just like how we fight each other. " (1753)
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