Kolanowski
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11/2/2015
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I betrayed them. All of them. ALL of them. And it felt d--n good! 
I wonder what happens now. Will the betrayals have any consequenced next Hallowmas, I wonder? I hope so. Seems like a perfect story opportunity.
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Kazimierz Kolanowski, gentleman, scholar, humble servant of the Maw. Chaotic Evil. Open to all social actions & accepting almost all requests. Might sell you to Satan for a single corn chip.
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Lamia Lawless
Posts: 604
11/2/2015
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I was moved by the Bishop's confession. It was honestly the best one out of all of them, in my opinion.
And now I'm torn about whether or not to betray him. Both honoring his trust and betraying it are equally in-character for my Hellfarer. She's loyal to the Embassy but she has a sentimental streak. I'll update this post when I've decided, ha.
Update: She betrayed him.
edited by Lamea Lawless on 11/2/2015
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dragonridingsorceress
Posts: 622
11/2/2015
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Kolanowski wrote:
I betrayed them. All of them. ALL of them. And it felt d--n good!
I wonder what happens now. Will the betrayals have any consequenced next Hallowmas, I wonder? I hope so. Seems like a perfect story opportunity.
But you didn't echo it?
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DragonRidingSorceress is an Author of good standing. Mostly good standing. She's happy to accept any social action except Photographer and Loitering, but requests warnings before duping/poisoning/etc.
Seeker of Names is a... being with an obsession. They're willing to accept all invitations.
One who seeks to know all that is and may be. One who dances in the silence of the void. One whose fantasies make the reality come alive.
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MidnightVoyager
Posts: 858
11/2/2015
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I don't think the betrayals will really amount to anything because they didn't add any particular quality. Getting the confession added one, disposing of it removed it.
I really enjoyed this, though! The Bishop of Southwark is one of my favs.
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Midnight Voyager - A blood-cousin to predators. Collector of beasts. Affably mad.
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ruen
Posts: 47
11/2/2015
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It's unlikely that this will only be an option for 48 hours, right? (Like collecting the confessions was). Because I want to at least reciprocate everyone who's already confessed to me before I move on to anything else.
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ashdenej
Posts: 66
11/2/2015
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dragonridingsorceress wrote:
But you didn't echo [your betrayals]?
If you'd like to see the various betrayal texts, my alt Gerald has them here; my own account has most of the honourings (but not all - I think I'm going to keep a couple of them on tenterhooks all year round, if at all possible. I have a poor postman who's been shivering at my doorstep for almost a year, after all; they'll be in good company)!
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Zareen Bakara
Posts: 66
11/3/2015
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Lamea Lawless wrote:
I was moved by the Bishop's confession. It was honestly the best one out of all of them, in my opinion.
And now I'm torn about whether or not to betray him. Both honoring his trust and betraying it are equally in-character for my Hellfarer. She's loyal to the Embassy but she has a sentimental streak. I'll update this post when I've decided, ha.
Update: She betrayed him.
My main character could never betray the bishop, but one of my alts did... The writing was haunting, wasn't it?
[spoiler]My heart broke at the idea of the devils sending him a bouquet of burning roses. Would he recoil in horror and anguish, or be unable to see the roses as anything but beautiful, in spite of everything?[/spoiler]
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Delphia Wetherall
Posts: 5
11/3/2015
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Does keeping the Bishop's secret hurt your Hell connections? I'm not going to betray him, because RP, but I'd like to know if I should put off the decision till I'm done grinding.
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An inescapable, sagacious, terrifying and lethal lady. http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Delphia~Wetherall
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Lamia Lawless
Posts: 604
11/3/2015
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Zareen Bakara wrote:
My main character could never betray the bishop, but one of my alts did... The writing was haunting, wasn't it?
[spoiler]My heart broke at the idea of the devils sending him a bouquet of burning roses. Would he recoil in horror and anguish, or be unable to see the roses as anything but beautiful, in spite of everything?[/spoiler]
Yeah, it was haunting. That's a good word for it.
Part of me felt sad, part of me was... hm... satisfied.
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NotaWalrus
Posts: 221
11/3/2015
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Delphia Wetherall wrote:
Does keeping the Bishop's secret hurt your Hell connections? I'm not going to betray him, because RP, but I'd like to know if I should put off the decision till I'm done grinding.
It doesn't
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Ignacious, the Fluid Professor, he will accept most social invitations, including boxed cats and affluent photographers (but only betrayals), though he is absent-minded and might take more time than entirely necessary. He apologizes.
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Juno
Posts: 63
11/4/2015
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Lamea Lawless wrote:
I was moved by the Bishop's confession. It was honestly the best one out of all of them, in my opinion.
And now I'm torn about whether or not to betray him. Both honoring his trust and betraying it are equally in-character for my Hellfarer. She's loyal to the Embassy but she has a sentimental streak. I'll update this post when I've decided, ha.
Update: She betrayed him.
edited by Lamea Lawless on 11/2/2015
Being a committed Hellfarer, I could not bring myself to betray him, although the rewards were very tempting. To the gates, man, to the gates!
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http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Etheridge
An author by trade, available for talks both public and private.
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Riftare
Posts: 37
11/4/2015
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I kept all of their confessions, as I am a keeper of secrets, and must uphold that honor.
However, I now have the option to "Let them bury their secrets with me" or "Guard the revellers from eavesdroppers." Any insight on these? They are both matters of luck, and honestly both of them fit my character. Has anyone chosen one or the other?
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Nigel Overstreet
Posts: 1220
11/4/2015
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Riftare wrote:
I kept all of their confessions, as I am a keeper of secrets, and must uphold that honor.
However, I now have the option to "Let them bury their secrets with me" or "Guard the revellers from eavesdroppers." Any insight on these? They are both matters of luck, and honestly both of them fit my character. Has anyone chosen one or the other?
These are repeatable options.
http://fallenlondon.wikia.com/wiki/The_Errors_of_London
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Are you or someone you know Overgoated? Please, let me know!
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Riftare
Posts: 37
11/4/2015
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Ah! Thank you! Well then, I'll get to it! Your reply was merely one minute after I posted! An honorable man, you are. Your secrets will be safely consigned to the stones, never to be heard again. I'll head to my lodgings and address this immediately.
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upthrust
Posts: 27
11/4/2015
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I love the subtle reference to The Gift when you succeed at "Let them bury their secrets with you".
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Toran
Posts: 193
11/5/2015
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I'm hoping that the total number of people selecting each option is being tracked somewhere and we'll still see a cool next step for these stories.
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I have a Hepta-Goat. Do you have a Hepta-Goat?
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