Aro The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Aro is one of the three leaders of the Volturi—the dominant coven of the vampire world. He is widely accepted as the overall leader of the Volturi, and shows the gift of tactile telepathy, which gives him the ability to read someone's thoughts and memories with a single touch.
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Charles Manly
Former Governor of North Carolina
William Nathan Harrell Smith
Former United States Representative
William H. Bobbitt
Jonathan Worth
Former Governor of North Carolina
Jonathan P. Cushing
President of Hampden-Sydney College
Thomas Settle
Envoy
John H. Baker Jr.
American sheriff
Gay Wilson Allen
Author
David Stone
Canadian keyboard player
Sion Hart Rogers
Former Attorney General of North Carolina
Edwin Godwin Reade
Former United States Representative
Pee Wee Moore
American saxophonist
Eugene C. Brooks
John Tyler Caldwell
Clement Samuel Brimley
F. Joseph Gossman
American prelate
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Judge
Thomas Hofeller
John J. Tolson
Military personnel
Vincent Stanislaus Waters
Margaret Maron
American writer
Jyles Coggins
Former Mayor of Raleigh, North Carolina
Thomas Richard Purnell
Former North Carolina State Representative
Kidd Brewer
American football player
R. W. Red Watkins
American football coach
Dusty Cooke
American baseball player
Melanie Wade Goodwin
Former North Carolina State Representative
Elias Syriani
Kenneth Lee Boyd
Henson P. Barnes
Former Member of the North Carolina State Senate
Ike Delock
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Jack Johnson
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American football player
William Polk
Former Supervisor of Internal Revenue for the District of North Carolina
J. Russell Capps
Former North Carolina State Representative
Charles Duncan McIver
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Nick Galifianakis
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T. Wade Bruton
Former North Carolina Attorney General
June Campbell
Alice Willson Broughton
Former First Lady of North Carolina
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Dressmaker
June Kay Campbell
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Jeanelle C. Moore
Former First Lady of North Carolina
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