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	But Segrid's penchant for gambling once again got<ref name="MD-015">1938, the daily story no. 15: "[[Mandrake in Love\|'''Mandrake in Love''']]"</ref> him into trouble when he went with Lola to the West Indies, with the result that he owed a large sum of money to General Manuel ruler of the island Teiba. In return for his IOU's the general wanted Segrid to sign some trade concessions. And a marriage contract between the General and his sister, which he refused to sign. When Segrid later found out that Narda had broke off her engagement to Avery and planned to marry Mandrake, he devised a plan to prevent them. He hired an actress to play the role of Mandrake's lover and in her despair Narda went back to Cockaigne with her heart broken.		But Segrid's penchant for gambling once again got<ref name="MD-015">1938, the daily story no. 15: "[[Mandrake in Love\|'''Mandrake in Love''']]"</ref> him into trouble when he went with Lola to the West Indies, with the result that he owed a large sum of money to General Manuel ruler of the island Teiba. In return for his IOU's the general wanted Segrid to sign some trade concessions. And a marriage contract between the General and his sister, which he refused to sign. When Segrid later found out that Narda had broke off her engagement to Avery and planned to marry Mandrake, he devised a plan to prevent them. He hired an actress to play the role of Mandrake's lover and in her despair Narda went back to Cockaigne with her heart broken.

	Segrid took<ref name="MD-017">1939, the daily story no. 17: "[[The Deep South\|'''The Deep South''']]"</ref> advantage of his sister's heartbreak to get her to resume her engagement to Avery. Cockaigne had been under parliamentary rule since Segrid's father, King Karl, renounce the throne to marry Elsa, a commoner. Now Segrid had<ref name="MD-018">1939, the daily story no. 18: "[[Mandrake in Cockaigne\|'''Mandrake in Cockaigne''']]"</ref> hope for regain the throne. And the rich and powerful Avery, Duke of Hectares, agreed to back him, at the price of Narda's hand in marriage.		Segrid took<ref name="MD-017">1939, the daily story no. 17: "[[The Deep South\|'''The Deep South''']]"</ref> advantage of his sister's heartbreak to get her to resume her engagement to Avery. Cockaigne had been under parliamentary rule since Segrid's father, King Karl, renounce the throne to marry Elsa, a commoner. Now Segrid had<ref name="MD-018">1939, the daily story no. 18: "[[Mandrake in Cockaigne\|'''Mandrake in Cockaigne''']]"</ref> hope for regain the throne. And the rich and powerful Avery, Duke of Hectares, agreed to back him, at the price of Narda's hand in marriage. Segrid eventually realized that Narda loved Mandrake and helped Mandrake so that he could stop the wedding between Narda and Avery.

	===The Fred Fredericks Era===		===The Fred Fredericks Era===

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	But Segrid's penchant for gambling once again got<ref name="MD-015">1938, the daily story no. 15: "[[Mandrake in Love\|'''Mandrake in Love''']]"</ref> him into trouble when he went with Lola to the West Indies, with the result that he owed a large sum of money to General Manuel ruler of the island Teiba. In return for his IOU's the general wanted Segrid to sign some trade concessions. And a marriage contract between the General and his sister, which he refused to sign. When Segrid later found out that Narda had broke off her engagement to Avery and planned to marry Mandrake, he devised a plan to prevent them. He hired an actress to play the role of Mandrake's lover and in her despair Narda went back to Cockaigne with her heart broken.		But Segrid's penchant for gambling once again got<ref name="MD-015">1938, the daily story no. 15: "[[Mandrake in Love\|'''Mandrake in Love''']]"</ref> him into trouble when he went with Lola to the West Indies, with the result that he owed a large sum of money to General Manuel ruler of the island Teiba. In return for his IOU's the general wanted Segrid to sign some trade concessions. And a marriage contract between the General and his sister, which he refused to sign. When Segrid later found out that Narda had broke off her engagement to Avery and planned to marry Mandrake, he devised a plan to prevent them. He hired an actress to play the role of Mandrake's lover and in her despair Narda went back to Cockaigne with her heart broken.

	Segrid took<ref name="MD-017">1939, the daily story no. 17: "[[The Deep South\|'''The Deep South''']]"</ref> advantage of his sister's heartbreak to get her to resume her engagement to Avery.		Segrid took<ref name="MD-017">1939, the daily story no. 17: "[[The Deep South\|'''The Deep South''']]"</ref> advantage of his sister's heartbreak to get her to resume her engagement to Avery. Cockaigne had been under parliamentary rule since Segrid's father, King Karl, renounce the throne to marry Elsa, a commoner. Now Segrid had<ref name="MD-018">1939, the daily story no. 18: "[[Mandrake in Cockaigne\|'''Mandrake in Cockaigne''']]"</ref> hope for regain the throne. And the rich and powerful Avery, Duke of Hectares, agreed to back him, at the price of Narda's hand in marriage.

	===The Fred Fredericks Era===		===The Fred Fredericks Era===

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	The siblings were<ref name="MD-007">1936, the daily story no. 7: "[[The Slave Traders of Tygandi\|'''The Slave Traders of Tygandi''']]"</ref> in Cairo when Segrid took up gambling and lost the national founds entrusted to him, which led to Narda being kidnapped and almost sold in a slave market. When it came to Segrid's gambling debts, Mandrake refused to help him. He said that Segrid had to be man enough to sort out his problems himself and that Narda had to stop playing nurse-girl for her brother.		The siblings were<ref name="MD-007">1936, the daily story no. 7: "[[The Slave Traders of Tygandi\|'''The Slave Traders of Tygandi''']]"</ref> in Cairo when Segrid took up gambling and lost the national founds entrusted to him, which led to Narda being kidnapped and almost sold in a slave market. When it came to Segrid's gambling debts, Mandrake refused to help him. He said that Segrid had to be man enough to sort out his problems himself and that Narda had to stop playing nurse-girl for her brother.

	But Segrid's penchant for gambling once again got<ref name="MD-015">1938, the daily story no. 15: "[[Mandrake in Love\|'''Mandrake in Love''']]"</ref> him into trouble when he went with Lola to the West Indies, with the result that he owed a large sum of money to General Manuel ruler of the island Teiba. In return for his IOU's the general wanted Segrid to sign some trade concessions. And a marriage contract between the General and his sister, which he refused to sign. When Segrid later found out that Narda had broke off her engagement to Avery and planned to marry Mandrake, he devised a plan to prevent them. He hired an actress to play the role of Mandrake's lover and in her despair Narda went back to Cockaigne with her heart broken.		But Segrid's penchant for gambling once again got<ref name="MD-015">1938, the daily story no. 15: "[[Mandrake in Love\|'''Mandrake in Love''']]"</ref> him into trouble when he went with Lola to the West Indies, with the result that he owed a large sum of money to General Manuel ruler of the island Teiba. In return for his IOU's the general wanted Segrid to sign some trade concessions. And a marriage contract between the General and his sister, which he refused to sign. When Segrid later found out that Narda had broke off her engagement to Avery and planned to marry Mandrake, he devised a plan to prevent them. He hired an actress to play the role of Mandrake's lover and in her despair Narda went back to Cockaigne with her heart broken.

			Segrid took<ref name="MD-017">1939, the daily story no. 17: "[[The Deep South\|'''The Deep South''']]"</ref> advantage of his sister's heartbreak to get her to resume her engagement to Avery.

	===The Fred Fredericks Era===		===The Fred Fredericks Era===

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	The siblings were<ref name="MD-007">1936, the daily story no. 7: "[[The Slave Traders of Tygandi\|'''The Slave Traders of Tygandi''']]"</ref> in Cairo when Segrid took up gambling and lost the national founds entrusted to him, which led to Narda being kidnapped and almost sold in a slave market. When it came to Segrid's gambling debts, Mandrake refused to help him. He said that Segrid had to be man enough to sort out his problems himself and that Narda had to stop playing nurse-girl for her brother.		The siblings were<ref name="MD-007">1936, the daily story no. 7: "[[The Slave Traders of Tygandi\|'''The Slave Traders of Tygandi''']]"</ref> in Cairo when Segrid took up gambling and lost the national founds entrusted to him, which led to Narda being kidnapped and almost sold in a slave market. When it came to Segrid's gambling debts, Mandrake refused to help him. He said that Segrid had to be man enough to sort out his problems himself and that Narda had to stop playing nurse-girl for her brother.

			But Segrid's penchant for gambling once again got<ref name="MD-015">1938, the daily story no. 15: "[[Mandrake in Love\|'''Mandrake in Love''']]"</ref> him into trouble when he went with Lola to the West Indies, with the result that he owed a large sum of money to General Manuel ruler of the island Teiba. In return for his IOU's the general wanted Segrid to sign some trade concessions. And a marriage contract between the General and his sister, which he refused to sign. When Segrid later found out that Narda had broke off her engagement to Avery and planned to marry Mandrake, he devised a plan to prevent them. He hired an actress to play the role of Mandrake's lover and in her despair Narda went back to Cockaigne with her heart broken.

	===The Fred Fredericks Era===		===The Fred Fredericks Era===

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	To Mandrake Princess [[Narda]] described<ref name="MD-002">1934, the daily story no. 2: "[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)\|'''The Hawk''']]"</ref> her brother Prince Segrid as a wild impetuous youth, fond of carousing and gambling. Mandrake and Narda met as a result of Segrid's bad habits where he had gambled in a casino owned by the Hawk and lost a lot of money. One night, Segrid had drunk too much and fell asleep in a room in the casino and Hawk took the opportunity to set a lucrative trap. Hawk killed Duke Alban in the room where Segrid was sleeping and put the gun in Segrid's hand, then he made sure that the alarm was raised. With several witnesses to the crime, the Hawk offered to cover up the incident and began to pressure Segrid until there was no more money left. Then he began to push to get his hands on the royal crown jewels.		To Mandrake Princess [[Narda]] described<ref name="MD-002">1934, the daily story no. 2: "[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)\|'''The Hawk''']]"</ref> her brother Prince Segrid as a wild impetuous youth, fond of carousing and gambling. Mandrake and Narda met as a result of Segrid's bad habits where he had gambled in a casino owned by the Hawk and lost a lot of money. One night, Segrid had drunk too much and fell asleep in a room in the casino and Hawk took the opportunity to set a lucrative trap. Hawk killed Duke Alban in the room where Segrid was sleeping and put the gun in Segrid's hand, then he made sure that the alarm was raised. With several witnesses to the crime, the Hawk offered to cover up the incident and began to pressure Segrid until there was no more money left. Then he began to push to get his hands on the royal crown jewels.

	The siblings were<ref name="MD-007">1936, the daily story no. 7: "[[The Slave Traders of Tygandi\|'''The Slave Traders of Tygandi''']]"</ref> in Cairo when Segrid took up gambling and lost the national founds entrusted to him, which led to Narda being kidnapped and almost sold in a slave market.		The siblings were<ref name="MD-007">1936, the daily story no. 7: "[[The Slave Traders of Tygandi\|'''The Slave Traders of Tygandi''']]"</ref> in Cairo when Segrid took up gambling and lost the national founds entrusted to him, which led to Narda being kidnapped and almost sold in a slave market. When it came to Segrid's gambling debts, Mandrake refused to help him. He said that Segrid had to be man enough to sort out his problems himself and that Narda had to stop playing nurse-girl for her brother.

	===The Fred Fredericks Era===		===The Fred Fredericks Era===

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	== Fictional Character Biography ==		== Fictional Character Biography ==
	===The Phil Davis Era===		===The Phil Davis Era===
	To Mandrake Princess [[Narda]] described<ref name="MD-002">1934, the daily story no. 2: "[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)\|'''The Hawk''']]"</ref> her brother Prince Segrid as a wild impetuous youth, fond of carousing and gambling. Mandrake and Narda met as a result of Segrid's bad habits where he had gambled in a casino owned by the Hawk and lost a lot of money. One night, Segrid had drunk too much and fell asleep in a room in the casino and Hawk took the opportunity to set a lucrative trap. Hawk killed Duke Alban in the room where Segrid was sleeping and put the gun in Segrid's hand, then he made sure that the alarm was raised. With several witnesses to the crime, the Hawk offered to cover up the incident and began to pressure Segrid until there was no more money left. Then he began to push to get his hands on the royal crown jewels.		To Mandrake Princess [[Narda]] described<ref name="MD-002">1934, the daily story no. 2: "[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)\|'''The Hawk''']]"</ref> her brother Prince Segrid as a wild impetuous youth, fond of carousing and gambling. Mandrake and Narda met as a result of Segrid's bad habits where he had gambled in a casino owned by the Hawk and lost a lot of money. One night, Segrid had drunk too much and fell asleep in a room in the casino and Hawk took the opportunity to set a lucrative trap. Hawk killed Duke Alban in the room where Segrid was sleeping and put the gun in Segrid's hand, then he made sure that the alarm was raised. With several witnesses to the crime, the Hawk offered to cover up the incident and began to pressure Segrid until there was no more money left. Then he began to push to get his hands on the royal crown jewels.

			The siblings were<ref name="MD-007">1936, the daily story no. 7: "[[The Slave Traders of Tygandi\|'''The Slave Traders of Tygandi''']]"</ref> in Cairo when Segrid took up gambling and lost the national founds entrusted to him, which led to Narda being kidnapped and almost sold in a slave market.

	===The Fred Fredericks Era===		===The Fred Fredericks Era===

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	== Fictional Character Biography ==		== Fictional Character Biography ==
	é===The Phil Davis Era===		===The Phil Davis Era===
	To Mandrake Princess [[Narda]] described<ref name="MD-002">1934, the daily story no. 2: "[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)\|'''The Hawk''']]"</ref> her brother Prince Segrid as a wild impetuous youth, fond of carousing and gambling. Mandrake and Narda met as a result of Segrid's bad habits where he had gambled in a casino owned by the Hawk and lost a lot of money. One night, Segrid had drunk too much and fell asleep in a room in the casino and Hawk took the opportunity to set a lucrative trap. Hawk killed Duke Alban in the room where Segrid was sleeping and put the gun in Segrid's hand, then he made sure that the alarm was raised. With several witnesses to the crime, the Hawk offered to cover up the incident and began to pressure Segrid until there was no more money left. Then he began to push to get his hands on the royal crown jewels.		To Mandrake Princess [[Narda]] described<ref name="MD-002">1934, the daily story no. 2: "[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)\|'''The Hawk''']]"</ref> her brother Prince Segrid as a wild impetuous youth, fond of carousing and gambling. Mandrake and Narda met as a result of Segrid's bad habits where he had gambled in a casino owned by the Hawk and lost a lot of money. One night, Segrid had drunk too much and fell asleep in a room in the casino and Hawk took the opportunity to set a lucrative trap. Hawk killed Duke Alban in the room where Segrid was sleeping and put the gun in Segrid's hand, then he made sure that the alarm was raised. With several witnesses to the crime, the Hawk offered to cover up the incident and began to pressure Segrid until there was no more money left. Then he began to push to get his hands on the royal crown jewels.

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	== Fictional Character Biography ==		== Fictional Character Biography ==
	===The Phil Davis Era===		é===The Phil Davis Era===
	To Mandrake Princess Narda described<ref name="MD-002">1934, the daily story no. 2: "[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)\|'''The Hawk''']]"</ref> her brother Prince Segrid as a wild impetuous youth, fond of carousing and gambling.		To Mandrake Princess [[Narda]] described<ref name="MD-002">1934, the daily story no. 2: "[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)\|'''The Hawk''']]"</ref> her brother Prince Segrid as a wild impetuous youth, fond of carousing and gambling. Mandrake and Narda met as a result of Segrid's bad habits where he had gambled in a casino owned by the Hawk and lost a lot of money. One night, Segrid had drunk too much and fell asleep in a room in the casino and Hawk took the opportunity to set a lucrative trap. Hawk killed Duke Alban in the room where Segrid was sleeping and put the gun in Segrid's hand, then he made sure that the alarm was raised. With several witnesses to the crime, the Hawk offered to cover up the incident and began to pressure Segrid until there was no more money left. Then he began to push to get his hands on the royal crown jewels.

	===The Fred Fredericks Era===		===The Fred Fredericks Era===

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Notable appearances

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	Segrid has an aunt living in US, '''Janet''', who is his mother's sister. '''Natalie''' the duchess of Kort is Segrid's cousin. '''Natalie''' married '''King Ferrand''' of Ferna, and she has one step son, '''Prince Randolph'''. Segrid has a distant cousin, Prince Michael.		Segrid has an aunt living in US, '''Janet''', who is his mother's sister. '''Natalie''' the duchess of Kort is Segrid's cousin. '''Natalie''' married '''King Ferrand''' of Ferna, and she has one step son, '''Prince Randolph'''. Segrid has a distant cousin, Prince Michael.

			==Story References==
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	== Notable appearances ==		== Notable appearances ==

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	== Fictional Character Biography ==		== Fictional Character Biography ==
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			To Mandrake Princess Narda described<ref name="MD-002">1934, the daily story no. 2: "[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)\|'''The Hawk''']]"</ref> her brother Prince Segrid as a wild impetuous youth, fond of carousing and gambling.

	===The Fred Fredericks Era===		===The Fred Fredericks Era===
	===Family===		===Family===