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The Wolf King’s Exiled Queen

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The source for this entry is a single-sentence logline of 123 characters, and two transcription facts come first: the platform prints the phrase other wolf in double quotes, kept verbatim, and it joins the final clauses with an em dash printed with a space on each side, transcribed here as a comma; the title's apostrophe in King's is a curly one, kept as printed in the title. What the source states: he exiled his queen for loving another wolf. He never learned that the other wolf was the son she was carrying, his son. The premise is one withheld fact inverted at the end: the exile is ordered on a reading of betrayal, and the final clause reveals the other wolf to be the king's own unborn son, so the sentence is built as a single misjudgment with the correction arriving too late for the man to know it. The line stops at the reveal, and no ending is stated. Three catalog facts frame the entry. The run is fifty episodes, one of three entries at that length, tied for the modal count. The registry column lists 10 against the API's fifty, part of this batch's systematic split between free counts and full counts, disclosed with the API figure used here. The counter reads 315 views, eighteenth of twenty, in the lower quarter. The byline is Drama Mode On_Studio, one of four entries under it in this batch, and the platform marks the series completed.

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does The Wolf King’s Exiled Queen have?click to open
50 episodes in the current catalog.
Why does the episode count differ across the catalog?click to open
The registry column lists 10 and the player API returns 50, part of this batch's free-count versus full-count split. The API figure is used here.
What does the logline say?click to open
Per the source: the king exiled his queen for loving another wolf, never learning that the other wolf was the son she was carrying, his own son.
What is the quoted phrase?click to open
The phrase other wolf, printed in double quotes in the source and kept verbatim, the misread object of the exile.
Who is the listed author?click to open
Drama Mode On_Studio, one of four entries under this byline in the batch.

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