Scene 9
Herald One and Herald Two come on stage
Herald One
All throughout the land, people began to remember the thousands of lives they had lived before.
Herald Two
Lives lost and loves won.
Herald One
Skills gained and promises kept
Herald Two
Wisdom earned and secrets unlocked
Herald One
And so it was that Camelot aged that day
Herald Two
And thus the earned wisdom gained them a martial hand
Herald One
Its true. Even the lowlist field remembered the last battle fought before the loop was run, a thousand thousand times
Herald Two
Mordreds forces, already harried by Grenademan’s insane devices, became routed
Herald One
And there was much weary rejoining.
Herald Two
And much bittersweet sadness, for all were resolved that this would be the last life they would live
Herald One
And so it was that many lives were changed that day. Not all, of course. Some were perfectly content as they were and always had been and always would be.
Herald Two
Never underestimate the capacity of a fool to be such.
Herald One
But for more
Herald Two
For most
Herald One
They awakened in them something new. Thus the golden age of the West, its time of innocence, the foundation of half the nations of Europe and those that became imprinted on that culture as an ideal, became something more. Much more.
Herald Two
A golden age of philosophy, science, art, literature, justice, and good governance. There were still wars and plagues and calumnies but for some
Herald One
Some
Herald Two
There spread in the root of time on many earths a golden age that changed them for the better, and the game board became a foundation of democracy; the worlds changed, the stories changed, and when it was understood that Good does not need to end in tragedy or the unobtainable, betrayal and dust, they changed their thinking
Herald One
Wolves of the pack; to be proactive and fierce in protecting their liberty and freedoms, but protecting their own and nurturing the good of all for their own self interest.
Herald Two
Frank Noble, AKA Grenademan, had undone the curse they did not even know they were under.
Herald One
But his work was not done yet.
Herald Two
One more act for the hero to perform.
Scene 9
Herald One and Herald Two come on stage
Herald One
All throughout the land, people began to remember the thousands of lives they had lived before.
Herald Two
Lives lost and loves won.
Herald One
Skills gained and promises kept
Herald Two
Wisdom earned and secrets unlocked
Herald One
And so it was that Camelot aged that day
Herald Two
And thus the earned wisdom gained them a martial hand
Herald One
Its true. Even the lowlist field remembered the last battle fought before the loop was run, a thousand thousand times
Herald Two
Mordreds forces, already harried by Grenademan’s insane devices, became routed
Herald One
And there was much weary rejoining.
Herald Two
And much bittersweet sadness, for all were resolved that this would be the last life they would live
Herald One
And so it was that many lives were changed that day. Not all, of course. Some were perfectly content as they were and always had been and always would be.
Herald Two
Never underestimate the capacity of a fool to be such.
Herald One
But for more
Herald Two
For most
Herald One
They awakened in them something new. Thus the golden age of the West, its time of innocence, the foundation of half the nations of Europe and those that became imprinted on that culture as an ideal, became something more. Much more.
Herald Two
A golden age of philosophy, science, art, literature, justice, and good governance. There were still wars and plagues and calumnies but for some
Herald One
Some
Herald Two
There spread in the root of time on many earths a golden age that changed them for the better, and the game board became a foundation of democracy; the worlds changed, the stories changed, and when it was understood that Good does not need to end in tragedy or the unobtainable, betrayal and dust, they changed their thinking
Herald One
Wolves of the pack; to be proactive and fierce in protecting their liberty and freedoms, but protecting their own and nurturing the good of all for their own self interest.
Herald Two
Frank Noble, AKA Grenademan, had undone the curse they did not even know they were under.
Herald One
But his work was not done yet.
Herald Two
One more act for the hero to perform.
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