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The condition of being ''disgraced'' is considered temporary, as it allows that a noble could undertake constructive actions to regain the favor and respect of the Grand Duke, and hence work their way into his "good graces." The condition of being ''disbarred'' is intended to be permanent and there is no expectation of the noble ever returning to Westarctica. | The condition of being ''disgraced'' is considered temporary, as it allows that a noble could undertake constructive actions to regain the favor and respect of the Grand Duke, and hence work their way into his "good graces." The condition of being ''disbarred'' is intended to be permanent and there is no expectation of the noble ever returning to Westarctica. | ||
As both are officially designations, a Peer may only be officially declared such by the Grand Duke of Westarctica. | |||
==Disgraced nobles== | ==Disgraced nobles== | ||