Bjornolfr is a dead Nord farmer found in a hidden Dwemer room at the back of Hrodulf's house. When entering the house, you may hear some reavers laughing about a letter which Bjornolfr wrote to Hrodulf before his death. This letter reveals that Bjornolfr was concerned for his lover, that he wished Hrodulf would return to Solitude, and that he intended to come to Solstheim if that didn't happen.
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Once you find him, Kharjo will be most pleased to have the Moon Amulet again. He will give you a leveled amount of gold and becomes a potential follower. Later that year, Calvin started building what would become Harlow House. Determined to provide an impressive home for his family in their new state, he spared no expense during the construction process.
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Phillippina, the youngest daughter, never married, and lived in the house until her death in 1963. She operated it as a rooming house, meaning that many different people had the opportunity to reside in Harlow House over the 20th century. Dialogue from the Reavers implies that they were the ones who killed him.
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In the northwestern corner under the stairs you enter via, behind a wooden column is a silver necklace among the cobwebs. On your left against the east wall is a set of shelves containing a piece of leather. Beside the first set of shelves is a smaller set with leather strips on top.
To the north is a short dead-end tunnel containing two more albino spider eggs, with a third ruby geode east of the tunnel entrance. A small dock patrolled by an ash spawn is south of the fort, with a submerged broken boat holding three mead barrels. At the top of the second flight, to the east is a tower, and to the west is another flight of stairs. The tower is guarded by an ash spawn, and contains a knapsack and a lootable skeleton among the ash at the bottom of a few stairs. Behind the bookshelf is the tunnel created by Hrodulf in his desperate attempt to uncover the secret in his basement. The noises from below can be heard clearly, and as you delve underground, a small chamber reveals several Dwemer machines, all of them still functioning and pumping.
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Along the north wall opposite the first corridor is an unlootable coffin with two random potions of healing, magicka, or stamina on top. An iron ingot and a leather strip are next to the bottom coffin on the left, and a pickaxe is next to the bottom coffin on the right. To the south is a doorway to a circular room with a wooden ramp ascending to a ladder and a trapdoor exit in the ceiling. Next to the ladder is a small round table holding a leveled bow and a quiver of arrows.
There are nine empty wine bottles in the southeast corner of the room. The two reavers you can hear talking are down at the far end of the room past some bookcases that are dividing the room. Against the south wall is a narrow table with two random potions, a potion of stamina, and a copy of The Lusty Argonian Maid, v2. A potion of minor stamina and a copy of The Lusty Argonian Maid, v1 are on the floor in front of the narrow table, next to a bed roll. Against the west wall is a large box with three lockpicks, a knapsack, a bottle of Nord mead, and a portion of horker meat on top.
The third flight of stairs ascends to the outer wall of the fort, with an archway in the wall to the north. Passing through the archway into the courtyard will cause two ash spawn to rise from the middle of the courtyard, and you will hear General Falx Carius alert the guards to your presence. A third ash spawn patrols the wall above you, and a fourth ash spawn is on the roof of the northeast tower. You can climb the spiral staircase in the tower to reach the roof, but it contains nothing of interest.
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Items of Note
On the tower roof is an empty wooden platform, a trapdoor, and a leveled heavy armor helmet and a random enchanted cuirass next to the trapdoor. The trapdoor serves as a shortcut to the final confrontation with General Carius. Several trama root plants and scathecraw plants dot the surrounding area, and two heart stone deposits can be found east of the building. Two ash spawn will rise out of the ground near the caved-in wall and attack as you approach.
Activating the bookshelf on the west wall will reveal a tunnel (mentioned in Hrodulf's journal and spoken of by the reavers), which heads down to the west. At the corner where it turns to the north is a pickaxe, a shovel, a loose coin, and a unique lit torch which is weightless. In front of you are stairs leading up to a small Dwemer chamber where the machinery that helped to drive Hrodulf mad still operates.
A pearl in a metal bowl and three iron daggers are next to the middle lower coffin along the south wall. A random potion and a leveled one-handed enchanted sword are in a fallen open coffin along the west wall, with a chest behind the coffin. A bottle of Nord mead in a metal bowl and a sample of wheat are next to the left upper coffin along the north wall.
In recent years, the City of Los Angeles has undertaken transformative restoration projects at both Hollyhock House and Residence A, the Wright-designed guesthouse also in Barnsdall Park. In 1927, Barnsdall gave Hollyhock House, 12 acres, and the Residence A guest house to the City of Los Angeles. When speaking to Kharjo, he will remark that the caravan was ambushed by a group of bandits.
He took inspiration from building precedents native to the Southwest—the Pre-Hispanic and the Pueblo. In 1915, Aline Barnsdall, an oil heiress, first approached Frank Lloyd Wright not to build a house but a theater. In 1919, she purchased Olive Hill, a 36-acre mount on Hollywood’s eastern edge and far north of downtown Los Angeles. With the site secured, the commission grew to include plans for the theater, a cinema, artist residences, commercial shops, two guest houses, and a residence for Barnsdall. For Hollyhock House, Barnsdall asked Wright to incorporate her favorite flower, the hollyhock, into the home’s design. The motif can be seen in cast stonework, art glass, furniture and textiles.
He hired local artisans to hand-carve the decorative columns, eaves, and balustrades. He also imported many architectural elements from Europe and Asia. Although he never ended up traveling outside of the United States, he enjoyed sharing these exotic pieces with visitors to the home. Built in 1874, Harlow House is nearly 10 months older than San Francisco’s famed Perry Mansion, and more than 200 square feet larger.
Past the room and to the north in the corridor, a broken wall to the west allows access to another room. Near the southwest corner is one of three partly buried unusable beds, with a horse hide, a knapsack, and an adept-locked chest among the ash around the bed. Along the east wall is a deer pelt, a sideboard holding a pair of leather boots and a drum, and a food barrel. In the southeast corner is a door which opens to the previous corridor, with an ash spawn just outside the door. Upon entering the cellar, you will overhear two reavers laughing as they read the letter to Hrodulf from a lover named Bjornolfr asking Hrodulf to leave the island and return to Solitude.
Along the east wall are two sacks, two pieces of firewood, a bench, a banded iron armor cuirass on the floor in front of the bench, and a set of shelves holding two random potions and a deer pelt. Along the west wall is a straw bale with a sack on top, a sample of wheat on the floor, a bench, and a set of shelves holding four books. Hrodulf is a dead Nord farmer found along the coast of Solstheim near a boat south of his old house. He was presumably killed by the burnt spriggan standing over his body. Judging by his journal, he had become obsessed with the noises of the Dwemer machinery still operating beneath his house, and refused to leave despite the pleadings of his lover Bjornolfr, who lived in Solitude. Despite Hrodulf's warnings, Bjornolfr eventually came to find Hrodulf, but he was killed by a pair of reavers who had taken up residence in his lover's house.
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