Kallipateira (memory) - Revision history

imported>Sol Pacificus at 00:41, 21 November 2021

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	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Hmm, the poem Diagoras of [[Rhodes]]... Dedicated by [[Pindar]] himself... To K, always be proud, little one. Your father is the greatest of [[pankration]] champions.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Hmm, the poem Diagoras of [[Rhodes]]... Dedicated by [[Pindar]] himself... To K, always be proud, little one. Your father is the greatest of [[pankration]] champions.''
	She took the parchment and before she left, opposite the poem on the other side of the pergola, Kassandra spotted a papyrus on a rag and pillows on the ground and read it.		She took the parchment and before she left, opposite the poem on the other side of the pergola, Kassandra spotted a papyrus on a rag and pillows on the ground and read it.
	*'''Anonymous Love Letter:''' ''I have always longed for you, though your eyes do not speak the same language as my heart. Your devotion is an aspiration, and how I wish to comfort you, though I know it will never ~~be — My~~ sweet, sweet K.''		*'''Anonymous Love Letter:''' ''I have always longed for you, though your eyes do not speak the same language as my heart. Your devotion is an aspiration, and how I wish to comfort you, though I know it will never be—My sweet, sweet K.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''What's this? "I have always longed for you..." Kallipateira has an admirer.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''What's this? "I have always longed for you..." Kallipateira has an admirer.''
	Kassandra took the letter and decided to go to the mountain after she concludes to herself:		Kassandra took the letter and decided to go to the mountain after she concludes to herself:

imported>Sol Pacificus at 00:37, 21 November 2021

2021-11-21T00:37:19Z

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	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Hmm, the poem Diagoras of [[Rhodes]]... Dedicated by [[Pindar]] himself... To K, always be proud, little one. Your father is the greatest of [[pankration]] champions.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Hmm, the poem Diagoras of [[Rhodes]]... Dedicated by [[Pindar]] himself... To K, always be proud, little one. Your father is the greatest of [[pankration]] champions.''
	She took the parchment and before she left, opposite the poem on the other side of the pergola, Kassandra spotted a papyrus on a rag and pillows on the ground and read it.		She took the parchment and before she left, opposite the poem on the other side of the pergola, Kassandra spotted a papyrus on a rag and pillows on the ground and read it.
	*'''Anonymous Love Letter:''' ''I have always longed for you, though your eyes do not speak the same language as my heart. Your devotion is an aspiration, and how I wish to comfort you, though I know it will never be - My sweet, sweet K.''		*'''Anonymous Love Letter:''' ''I have always longed for you, though your eyes do not speak the same language as my heart. Your devotion is an aspiration, and how I wish to comfort you, though I know it will never be — My sweet, sweet K.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''What's this? "I have always longed for you..." Kallipateira has an admirer.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''What's this? "I have always longed for you..." Kallipateira has an admirer.''
	Kassandra took the letter and decided to go to the mountain after she concludes to herself:		Kassandra took the letter and decided to go to the mountain after she concludes to herself:

imported>VilkaTheWolf at 03:58, 9 November 2019

2019-11-09T03:58:04Z

imported>Lady Kyashira at 03:16, 9 November 2019

2019-11-09T03:16:30Z

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	{{Memory Infobox		{{Memory Infobox
	\| name = Kallipateira		\| name = Kallipateira
	\| image = ~~Elis~~-~~SoO-Kallipateiracrowd~~.~~jpg~~		\| image = ACOD Kallipateira - Kassandra witnessing scene.png
	\| description = [[Kallipateira]] was accused of lusting over the athletes. She claimed she only wanted to watch [[Peisirrhodos\|her son]] compete, as they were from a line of famous [[Olympic Games\|Olympians]]. Kassandra vowed to prove her innocence.		\| description = [[Kallipateira]] was accused of lusting over the athletes. She claimed she only wanted to watch [[Peisirrhodos\|her son]] compete, as they were from a line of famous [[Olympic Games\|Olympians]]. [[Kassandra]] vowed to prove her innocence.
	\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''		\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''
	\| type = Side, Character		\| type = Side, Character
	\| previous =		\| previous = [[The Drachmae of Romance]]
	\| next=		\| next =
	\| source = [[Kassandra]]		\| source = [[Kassandra]]
	\| location = [[Sanctuary of Olympia]], [[Elis]], [[Greece]]		\| location = [[Sanctuary of Olympia]], [[Elis]], [[Greece]]
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	*'''Kassandra:''' ''She doesn't deserve to be punished like this.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''She doesn't deserve to be punished like this.''
	*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''This is nothing! Death is the punishment. She shall be thrown from the mountain.''		*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''This is nothing! Death is the punishment. She shall be thrown from the mountain.''
			[[File:ACOD Kallipateira - Kallipateira begging Kassandra.png\|thumb\|250px\|Kallipateira begging Kassandra to help her]]
	The priestess pointed to the [[Kronion\|mountain]] overlooking the [[Valley of Olympia]]. Kallipateira clasped her hands together and begged Kassandra.		The priestess pointed to the [[Kronion\|mountain]] overlooking the [[Valley of Olympia]]. Kallipateira clasped her hands together and begged Kassandra.
	*'''Kallipateira:''' ''Help me—prove I have a right to see my son compete.''		*'''Kallipateira:''' ''Help me—prove I have a right to see my son compete.''
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	*'''Civilian:''' ''For her husband. She's a pious woman. He's long since crossed the [[Styx]], and she misses him terribly... But we all have our time.''		*'''Civilian:''' ''For her husband. She's a pious woman. He's long since crossed the [[Styx]], and she misses him terribly... But we all have our time.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Thank you. You've been a great help.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Thank you. You've been a great help.''
			[[File:ACOD Olympia Resting Area - Priestess.png\|thumb\|250px\|Kassandra finding a priestess ogling at a naked statue]]
	Outside the area's pergola is a statue of a discus thrower about to release his throw and an elder woman ogling at it. Kassandra approached her.		Outside the area's pergola is a statue of a discus thrower about to release his throw and an elder woman ogling at it. Kassandra approached her.
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Do you know Kallipateira?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Do you know Kallipateira?''
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	She called for [[Phobos (horse)\|Phobos]] and rode along the streets of Olympia, then the mountain path to the peak with the [[Statue of Kronos]]. Kassandra saw a crowd cheering for Kallipateira's death while she, the priestess, and another priest stood near the edge.		She called for [[Phobos (horse)\|Phobos]] and rode along the streets of Olympia, then the mountain path to the peak with the [[Statue of Kronos]]. Kassandra saw a crowd cheering for Kallipateira's death while she, the priestess, and another priest stood near the edge.

	(If players decide to snipe the priestess with a bow.)		(If players decide to snipe the priestess with a bow.)<br>
	The quest failed and Kassandra spoke to Kallipateira.		The quest failed and Kassandra spoke to Kallipateira.
	*'''Kallipateira:''' ''You fool, you've doomed me and yourself! You've broken the sacred [[Olympic Truce\|truce of Olympia]]!''		*'''Kallipateira:''' ''You fool, you've doomed me and yourself! You've broken the sacred [[Olympic Truce\|truce of Olympia]]!''

	(If players join them.)		(If players join them.)<br>
	The priestess addressed the crowd.		The priestess addressed the crowd.
	*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''We are gathered here today to carry out the will of the [[Twelve Gods\|gods]]. To carry out'' justice.		*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''We are gathered here today to carry out the will of the [[Twelve Gods\|gods]]. To carry out'' justice.
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	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Yes. Kallipateira is the daughter of Diagoras. I found the poem of'' Diagoras of Rhodes ''dedicated to the family by Pindar.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Yes. Kallipateira is the daughter of Diagoras. I found the poem of'' Diagoras of Rhodes ''dedicated to the family by Pindar.''
	*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''And this proves her story?''		*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''And this proves her story?''
			[[File:ACOD Kallipateira - Kassandra providing proof of Kallipateira's heritage.png\|thumb\|250px\|Kassandra providing proof of Kallipateira's identity]]
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''I talked to her son and people who know her. She is a good woman who loves the Games and respects the gods. Her family has turned out champions for three generations.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''I talked to her son and people who know her. She is a good woman who loves the Games and respects the gods. Her family has turned out champions for three generations.''
	The priest spoke.		The priest spoke.
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	The priestess moved back to Kallipateira who was looking down.		The priestess moved back to Kallipateira who was looking down.
	*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''The gods forgive you. Go.''		*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''The gods forgive you. Go.''
			[[File:ACOD_Kallipateira_thanks_Kassandra.png\|thumb\|250px\|Kallipateira thanking Kassandra for saving her life]]
	She clasped her hands together in joy.		She clasped her hands together in joy.
	*'''Kallipateira:''' ''Thank you, thank you.''		*'''Kallipateira:''' ''Thank you, thank you.''
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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery widths="180" position="center" captionalign="center">		<gallery widths="180" position="center" captionalign="center">
	ACOD_Olympia_-_Resting_Area.png\|The resting area ~~where Kassandra gathers evidence and testimonies.~~		Elis-SoO-Kallipateiracrowd.jpg\|Kallipateira pleading for mercy
	~~ACOD_Olympia_Resting_Area_-_Priestess.png\|A priestess, who was ogling at a naked statue, stigmatizes Kallipateira moments later.~~		ACOD_Olympia_-_Resting_Area.png\|The resting area
	ACOD_Peisirrhodos_tells_Kassandra_of_his_lineage.png\|~~Kallipateira's son talks~~ proudly about his lineage of pankration fighters.		ACOD_Peisirrhodos_tells_Kassandra_of_his_lineage.png\|Peisirrhodos talking proudly about his lineage of pankration fighters
	ACOD_Diagoras_of_Rhodes_poem.png\|The poem given by Pindar to Kallipateira when she was little, dedicated to her great father.		ACOD_Diagoras_of_Rhodes_poem.png\|The poem given by Pindar to Kallipateira when she was little, dedicated to her great father
	ACOD_Love_letter_to_Kallipateira.png\|A stranger's love letter to Kallipateira accepting his unrequited love.		ACOD_Love_letter_to_Kallipateira.png\|A stranger's love letter to Kallipateira accepting his unrequited love
	Elis-Kallipateiradoom.jpg\|The trial of Kallipateira		Elis-Kallipateiradoom.jpg\|The trial of Kallipateira
	~~ACOD_Kallipateira_thanks_Kassandra~~.png\|~~Kallipateira shows her gratitude after~~ Kassandra ~~proved her innocence.~~		ACOD Kallipateira - Kassandra interrupting trial.png\|Kassandra interrupting the trial
	</gallery>		</gallery>

imported>Lady Kyashira at 08:08, 28 October 2019

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	{{Era\|Memories\|ACOD}}		{{Era\|Memories\|ACOD}}
			{{Youmay\|the genetic memory\|the [[Kallipateira\|individual]]}}
	{{Memory Infobox		{{Memory Infobox
	\| name = Kallipateira		\| name = Kallipateira

imported>Sadelyrate at 17:05, 15 October 2019

2019-10-15T17:05:30Z

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imported>VilkaTheWolf at 10:06, 19 September 2019

2019-09-19T10:06:46Z

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	{{Era\|Memories\|ACOD}}		{{Era\|Memories\|ACOD}}
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	{{Memory Infobox		{{Memory Infobox
			\| name = Kallipateira
	\| image = Elis-SoO-Kallipateiracrowd.jpg		\| image = Elis-SoO-Kallipateiracrowd.jpg
	\| description = [[Kallipateira]] was accused of lusting over the athletes. She claimed she only wanted to watch [[Peisirrhodos\|her son]] compete, as they were from a line of famous [[Olympic Games\|Olympians]]. Kassandra vowed to prove her innocence.		\| description = [[Kallipateira]] was accused of lusting over the athletes. She claimed she only wanted to watch [[Peisirrhodos\|her son]] compete, as they were from a line of famous [[Olympic Games\|Olympians]]. Kassandra vowed to prove her innocence.
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	*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''Well? Your "proof"?''		*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''Well? Your "proof"?''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''I'll find something to prove her innocence.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''I'll find something to prove her innocence.''
			[[File:ACOD_Olympia_Resting_Area_-_Athlete.png\|thumb\|240px\|Kassandra talks to a mature athlete who vouches for Kallipateira's identity.]]
	Kassandra left towards the resting area between the [[Temple of Zeus, Olympia\|Temple of Zeus]] and the [[Temple of Hera, Olympia\|Temple of Hera]]. Immediately on the right after going down the stairs, she noticed a mature athlete and talked to him.		Kassandra left towards the resting area between the [[Temple of Zeus, Olympia\|Temple of Zeus]] and the [[Temple of Hera, Olympia\|Temple of Hera]]. Immediately on the right after going down the stairs, she noticed a mature athlete and talked to him.
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Do you know Kallipateira?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Do you know Kallipateira?''
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	<gallery widths="180" position="center" captionalign="center">		<gallery widths="180" position="center" captionalign="center">
	ACOD_Olympia_-_Resting_Area.png\|The resting area where Kassandra gathers evidence and testimonies.		ACOD_Olympia_-_Resting_Area.png\|The resting area where Kassandra gathers evidence and testimonies.
	~~ACOD_Olympia_Resting_Area_-_Athlete.png\|Kassandra talks to a mature athlete who vouches for Kallipateira's identity.~~
	ACOD_Olympia_Resting_Area_-_Priestess.png\|A priestess, who was ogling at a naked statue, stigmatizes Kallipateira moments later.		ACOD_Olympia_Resting_Area_-_Priestess.png\|A priestess, who was ogling at a naked statue, stigmatizes Kallipateira moments later.
	ACOD_Peisirrhodos_tells_Kassandra_of_his_lineage.png\|Kallipateira's son talks proudly about his lineage of pankration fighters.		ACOD_Peisirrhodos_tells_Kassandra_of_his_lineage.png\|Kallipateira's son talks proudly about his lineage of pankration fighters.

imported>Sol Pacificus: Corrected spelling/grammar

2019-06-23T06:46:22Z

Corrected spelling/grammar

imported>Kd103: Added another reference point for the location of the resting area.

2019-06-13T05:31:56Z

Added another reference point for the location of the resting area.

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	*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''Well? Your "proof"?''		*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''Well? Your "proof"?''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''I'll find something to prove her innocence.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''I'll find something to prove her innocence.''
	Kassandra left towards the resting area ~~below~~, ~~north~~ of the [[Temple of ~~Zeus~~, Olympia\|Temple of ~~Zeus~~]]. Immediately on the right after going down the stairs, she noticed a mature athlete and talked to him.		Kassandra left towards the resting area between the [[Temple of Zeus, Olympia\|Temple of Zeus]] and the [[Temple of Hera, Olympia\|Temple of Hera]]. Immediately on the right after going down the stairs, she noticed a mature athlete and talked to him.
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Do you know Kallipateira?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Do you know Kallipateira?''
	*'''Civilian:''' ''I don't know her well, but she dotes on her son — and she's always making offerings.''		*'''Civilian:''' ''I don't know her well, but she dotes on her son — and she's always making offerings.''

imported>Kd103: /* Gallery */ The trial happened first before Kallipateira thanking Kassandra.

2019-06-13T05:23:47Z

Gallery: The trial happened first before Kallipateira thanking Kassandra.

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	ACOD_Diagoras_of_Rhodes_poem.png\|The poem given by Pindar to Kallipateira when she was little, dedicated to her great father.		ACOD_Diagoras_of_Rhodes_poem.png\|The poem given by Pindar to Kallipateira when she was little, dedicated to her great father.
	ACOD_Love_letter_to_Kallipateira.png\|A stranger's love letter to Kallipateira accepting his unrequited love.		ACOD_Love_letter_to_Kallipateira.png\|A stranger's love letter to Kallipateira accepting his unrequited love.
			Elis-Kallipateiradoom.jpg\|The trial of Kallipateira
	ACOD_Kallipateira_thanks_Kassandra.png\|Kallipateira shows her gratitude after Kassandra proved her innocence.		ACOD_Kallipateira_thanks_Kassandra.png\|Kallipateira shows her gratitude after Kassandra proved her innocence.
	~~Elis-Kallipateiradoom.jpg\|The trial of Kallipateira~~
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	ACOD_Diagoras_of_Rhodes_poem.png\|The poem given by Pindar to Kallipateira when she was little, dedicated to her great father.		ACOD_Diagoras_of_Rhodes_poem.png\|The poem given by Pindar to Kallipateira when she was little, dedicated to her great father.
	ACOD_Love_letter_to_Kallipateira.png\|A stranger's love letter to Kallipateira accepting his unrequited love.		ACOD_Love_letter_to_Kallipateira.png\|A stranger's love letter to Kallipateira accepting his unrequited love.
			Elis-Kallipateiradoom.jpg\|The trial of Kallipateira
	ACOD_Kallipateira_thanks_Kassandra.png\|Kallipateira shows her gratitude after Kassandra proved her innocence.		ACOD_Kallipateira_thanks_Kassandra.png\|Kallipateira shows her gratitude after Kassandra proved her innocence.
	~~Elis-Kallipateiradoom.jpg\|The trial of Kallipateira~~
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	\| name = Kallipateira		\| name = Kallipateira
	\| image = ACOD Kallipateira - Kassandra witnessing scene.png		\| image = ACOD Kallipateira - Kassandra witnessing scene.png
	\| description = [[Kallipateira]] was accused of lusting over the athletes. She claimed she only wanted to watch [[Peisirrhodos\|her son]] compete, as they were from a line of famous [[Olympic Games\|Olympians]]. [[Kassandra]] vowed to prove her innocence.		\| description = ''[[Kallipateira]] was accused of lusting over the athletes. She claimed she only wanted to watch [[Peisirrhodos\|her son]] compete, as they were from a line of famous [[Olympic Games\|Olympians]]. [[Kassandra]] vowed to prove her innocence.''
	\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''		\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''
	\| type = Side, Character		\| type = Side, Character
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	She called for [[Phobos (horse)\|Phobos]] and rode along the streets of Olympia, then the mountain path to the peak with the [[Statue of Kronos]]. Kassandra saw a crowd cheering for Kallipateira's death while she, the priestess, and another priest stood near the edge.		She called for [[Phobos (horse)\|Phobos]] and rode along the streets of Olympia, then the mountain path to the peak with the [[Statue of Kronos]]. Kassandra saw a crowd cheering for Kallipateira's death while she, the priestess, and another priest stood near the edge.

	(If players decide to snipe the priestess with a bow.)<br>		(If players decide to snipe the priestess with a bow.)<br />
	The quest failed and Kassandra spoke to Kallipateira.		The quest failed and Kassandra spoke to Kallipateira.
	*'''Kallipateira:''' ''You fool, you've doomed me and yourself! You've broken the sacred [[Olympic Truce\|truce of Olympia]]!''		*'''Kallipateira:''' ''You fool, you've doomed me and yourself! You've broken the sacred [[Olympic Truce\|truce of Olympia]]!''

	(If players join them.)<br>		(If players join them.)<br />
	The priestess addressed the crowd.		The priestess addressed the crowd.
	*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''We are gathered here today to carry out the will of the [[Twelve Gods\|gods]]. To carry out'' justice.		*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''We are gathered here today to carry out the will of the [[Twelve Gods\|gods]]. To carry out'' justice.

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	*'''Kassandra:''' ''What crime has this woman committed?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''What crime has this woman committed?''
	The priestess turned towards her.		The priestess turned towards her.
	*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''Exactly ~~that — her~~ crime is that she'' is ''a woman.''		*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''Exactly that—her crime is that she'' is ''a woman.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''It's news to me that's now a crime. Shouldn't you lock yourself up first, then?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''It's news to me that's now a crime. Shouldn't you lock yourself up first, then?''
	*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''I am the Priestess of [[Demeter]] ~~— I~~ preside over the Games. She's a married woman who tried to watch them. Disguised as a man, no less!''		*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''I am the Priestess of [[Demeter]]—I preside over the Games. She's a married woman who tried to watch them. Disguised as a man, no less!''
	(If players choose "Why is it a crime?")		(If players choose "Why is it a crime?")
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''And why is any of this a crime?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''And why is any of this a crime?''
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	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Who are you?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Who are you?''
	She looks up to Kassandra.		She looks up to Kassandra.
	*'''Kallipateira:''' ''Kallipateira. I just wanted to see my son compete. My family has a proud lineage at the Olympic ~~Games — my~~ father, brothers, nephew, and son have all won {{Wiki\|Olive wreath\|wreaths}}. Do I not have the right to see them?''		*'''Kallipateira:''' ''Kallipateira. I just wanted to see my son compete. My family has a proud lineage at the Olympic Games—my father, brothers, nephew, and son have all won {{Wiki\|Olive wreath\|wreaths}}. Do I not have the right to see them?''
	*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''Enough of your lies!''		*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''Enough of your lies!''
	(If players choose "That's unfair.")		(If players choose "That's unfair.")
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	*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''This is nothing! Death is the punishment. She shall be thrown from the mountain.''		*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''This is nothing! Death is the punishment. She shall be thrown from the mountain.''
	The priestess points to the {{Wiki\|Mount Erymanthos\|mountain}} overlooking the [[Valley of Olympia]]. Kallipateira clasps her hands together and begs Kassandra.		The priestess points to the {{Wiki\|Mount Erymanthos\|mountain}} overlooking the [[Valley of Olympia]]. Kallipateira clasps her hands together and begs Kassandra.
	*'''Kallipateira:''' ''Help ~~me — prove~~ I have a right to see my son compete.''		*'''Kallipateira:''' ''Help me—prove I have a right to see my son compete.''
	*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''You have no right. You broke a sacred tradition, and for that you will be punished.''		*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''You have no right. You broke a sacred tradition, and for that you will be punished.''

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	\|-\|I won't let this happen.=		\|-\|I won't let this happen.=
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Your laws are wrong, and I'll prove it.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Your laws are wrong, and I'll prove it.''
	*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''As you're so outspoken in her defense, I will give you a chance. Present me evidence of Kallipateira's noble ~~heritage — or~~ she will die as she ruled, to appease the gods.''		*'''Priestess of Demeter:''' ''As you're so outspoken in her defense, I will give you a chance. Present me evidence of Kallipateira's noble heritage—or she will die as she ruled, to appease the gods.''
	\|-\|I'm staying out of this.=		\|-\|I'm staying out of this.=
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''It's not my place to interfere.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''It's not my place to interfere.''
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	Kassandra left towards the resting area between the [[Temple of Zeus, Olympia\|Temple of Zeus]] and the [[Temple of Hera, Olympia\|Temple of Hera]]. Immediately on the right after going down the stairs, she noticed a mature athlete and talked to him.		Kassandra left towards the resting area between the [[Temple of Zeus, Olympia\|Temple of Zeus]] and the [[Temple of Hera, Olympia\|Temple of Hera]]. Immediately on the right after going down the stairs, she noticed a mature athlete and talked to him.
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Do you know Kallipateira?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Do you know Kallipateira?''
	*'''Civilian:''' ''I don't know her well, but she dotes on her ~~son — and~~ she's always making offerings.''		*'''Civilian:''' ''I don't know her well, but she dotes on her son—and she's always making offerings.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Offerings?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Offerings?''
	*'''Civilian:''' ''For her husband. She's a pious woman. He's long since crossed the [[Styx]], and she misses him terribly... But we all have our time.''		*'''Civilian:''' ''For her husband. She's a pious woman. He's long since crossed the [[Styx]], and she misses him terribly... But we all have our time.''
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	Kassandra then approached the young athlete sitting on the bench.		Kassandra then approached the young athlete sitting on the bench.
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''I'm looking for Kallipateira's son. Do you know him?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''I'm looking for Kallipateira's son. Do you know him?''
	*'''Peisirrhodos:''' ''I should hope ~~so — it~~'s me!''		*'''Peisirrhodos:''' ''I should hope so—it's me!''

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