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==Biography==

Roh, insisting on saving the future of their clan, urged Fal 'Chavamee to accept the Covenant as the Sangheili's official authority. He expressed great concern for Fal and was unwilling to lose him to being marked as a heretic by the [[San 'Shyuum]].

Roh, insisting on saving the future of their clan, urged Fal 'Chavamee to accept the Covenant as the Sangheili's official authority. He expressed great concern for Fal and was unwilling to lose him to being marked as a heretic by the [[San'Shyuum]].

When Fal refused to acknowledge the [[Covenant religion]], [[Unidentified Prophet (The Duel)|one of the]] [[Hierarchs]] ordered [[Haka]] to kill the Arbiter. Haka accomplished this by forcing Roh to kill Fal's wife, [[Han 'Chavamee|Han]]. Haka then killed Roh and left both bodies in Fal's home for him to find, prompting him to start a personal war against Haka's forces. This led to the eventual deaths of both Fal and Haka.

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 ==Biography==
-Roh, insisting on saving the future of their clan, urged Fal 'Chavamee to accept the Covenant as the Sangheili's official authority. He expressed great concern for Fal and was unwilling to lose him to being marked as a heretic by the [[San 'Shyuum]].
+Roh, insisting on saving the future of their clan, urged Fal 'Chavamee to accept the Covenant as the Sangheili's official authority. He expressed great concern for Fal and was unwilling to lose him to being marked as a heretic by the [[San'Shyuum]].
 When Fal refused to acknowledge the [[Covenant religion]], [[Unidentified Prophet (The Duel)|one of the]] [[Hierarchs]] ordered [[Haka]] to kill the Arbiter. Haka accomplished this by forcing Roh to kill Fal's wife, [[Han 'Chavamee|Han]]. Haka then killed Roh and left both bodies in Fal's home for him to find, prompting him to start a personal war against Haka's forces. This led to the eventual deaths of both Fal and Haka.