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MacGregor
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| “ | But you have to read it. You don't want Father MacGregor to discipline you again. | ” | — Lyon to Ephraim |
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Father MacGregor (Japanese: マクレガー司祭 Bishop MacGregor) is a clergyman of Grado and a minor background character in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones; he is one of Lyon's, Eirika's, and Ephraim's teachers.
Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
Role
Years before the events of the game, Father MacGregor was one of Lyon's, Eirika's and Ephraim's teachers in Grado. While both Eirika and Lyon were dutiful students, Ephraim's mind often wandered, and was thus frequently scolded. MacGregor guided the trio throughout the years, and was one of the people aware of Lyon's magical studies involving the Sacred Stone of Grado. Lyon hoped to eventually persuade and relieve MacGregors worries by demonstrating the immense power of the stone and its uses for the greater good.[1] After Lyon was corrupted by the Dark Stone and had Vigarde launch the invasion of Renais, MacGregor attempted to convince Lyon to abandon his plan; in response, Lyon personally executed MacGregor.[2]
Personality and character
Ephraim appears to have not really liked MacGregor, primarily due to the harsh reactions he would receive from neglecting his studies. MacGregor seems to have taught a wide range of subjects, from court courtesy[3] to history.[4]
Trivia
- Father MacGregor may have been Natasha's mentor; Natasha's mentor was executed as a traitor,[5] and had knowledge of Grado's ultimate goal to destory the Sacred Stones,[6] which Macgregor may have had.
Etymology and other languages
| Names, etymology and in other regions | ||
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| Language | Name | Definition, etymology, and notes |
| English |
Father MacGregor |
MacGregor means "son of Gregor". |
| Japanese |
マクレガー司祭 |
Bishop MacGregor |
| Spanish |
Padre MacGregor |
Father MacGregor |
| French |
Père MacGregor |
Father MacGregor |
| German |
Vater MacGregor |
Father MacGregor |
| Italian |
Padre MacGregor |
Father MacGregor |
References
- ↑ "Father MacGregor is also against it. That's why they still won't give me direct access to the Stone of Grado. For the time being, I've made do with the radiant energies surrounding it. They're nothing compared to the raw power of the stone itself, but... If I can show Father MacGregor some real progress, perhaps one day..." — Lyon, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
- ↑ "His Majesty ordered the invasion of Renais, as Prince Lyon asked him to. Father MacGregor grew concerned with Prince Lyon's health. He tried several times to dissuade him from his path. Prince Lyon executed him personally." — Knoll, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
- ↑ "After all, a king must learn to treat women with honor and discretion. That's what Father MacGregor says." — Lyon, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
- ↑ "Lyon: ...And so the hero Grado and his companions used the five Sacred Stones to seal away the evil of the Demon King, and his wicked soul was locked within the Stone of Grado. The Stone of Grado came to be known as the Fire Emblem. To this day, it's kept safe and honored as a national treasure of the empire. ...I think that's about it. For more on Grado's life, read "Founding Emperor Grado." It's comprehensive.
Ephraim: ...It's so thick. ...And the letters are so small.
Lyon: But you have to read it. You don't want Father MacGregor to discipline you again." — Lyon and Ephraim, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones - ↑ "Of course... A few days past, my mentor was arrested without warning. They executed him. They said he was a traitor..." — Natasha, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
- ↑ "Yes. My mentor told me with his final breath. The emperor plans to destroy the Sacred Stones." — Natasha, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
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