You're Such a Sokratease - Revision history

imported>Darman36: /* Gallery */

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	ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 1.png\|Kassandra meeting Sokrates outside the Leader House		ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 1.png\|Kassandra meeting Sokrates outside the Leader House
	ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 3.png\|Sokrates reunited with his wife		ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 3.png\|Sokrates reunited with his wife
			ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 8.jpg\|Xanthippe listening her husband telling a story to Kassandra.
	ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 4.png\|Kassandra handing the scroll to Sokrates		ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 4.png\|Kassandra handing the scroll to Sokrates
	</gallery>		</gallery>

imported>Darman36: /* Dialogue */

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Dialogue

imported>Lady Kyashira at 11:22, 5 May 2020

2020-05-05T11:22:29Z

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	{{Era\|Memories\|ACOD}}		{{Era\|Memories\|ACOD}}
	~~{{Imageneed}}~~
	{{Memory Infobox		{{Memory Infobox
	\| image =		\| image = ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 6.png
	\| description = ''Kassandra returned to [[Sokrates]] and found her action weren't in vain.''		\| description = ''[[Kassandra]] returned to [[Sokrates]] and found her action weren't in vain.''
	\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''		\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''
	\| type = ''[[The Lost Tales of Greece]]''		\| type = ''[[The Lost Tales of Greece]]''
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	*'''Kassandra:''' ''We should get you home. I'm sure you'll be more comfortable there.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''We should get you home. I'm sure you'll be more comfortable there.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''In some ways, that will be true. In others... Well, Xanthippe will decide that.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''In some ways, that will be true. In others... Well, Xanthippe will decide that.''
			[[File:ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Kassandra escorting Sokrates]]
	Kassandra escorted Sokrates home.		Kassandra escorted Sokrates home.
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''Being free feels good, but I don't believe Xanthippe will be happy with me.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''Being free feels good, but I don't believe Xanthippe will be happy with me.''
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	*'''Xanthippe:''' ''Then something positive came out of this after all.''		*'''Xanthippe:''' ''Then something positive came out of this after all.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''I just remembered... a student of yours has been taking notes of your teachings. He wanted you to have them.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''I just remembered... a student of yours has been taking notes of your teachings. He wanted you to have them.''
			[[File:ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 5.png\|thumb\|250px\|Sokrates burning the scroll]]
	Kassandra handed Sokrates the teachings. Sokrates looked at the scroll for a moment, before tossing it into the nearby brazier.		Kassandra handed Sokrates the teachings. Sokrates looked at the scroll for a moment, before tossing it into the nearby brazier.
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''What did you do that for?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''What did you do that for?''
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	*'''Sokrates:''' ''Meaning we must sometimes let life unfold without trying to influence the outcome.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''Meaning we must sometimes let life unfold without trying to influence the outcome.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''I'll keep that in mind.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''I'll keep that in mind.''
			[[File:ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 7.png\|thumb\|250px\|Kassandra parting ways with Sokrates]]
	Kassandra turned to leave but quickly remembered something.		Kassandra turned to leave but quickly remembered something.
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''I almost forgot. In your letter, you said you had something to ask me. What was it?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''I almost forgot. In your letter, you said you had something to ask me. What was it?''
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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	Kassandra commits the unique crime of "Tainting the Youth" for aiding Sokrates.		Kassandra commits the unique crime of "Tainting the Youth" for aiding Sokrates.

			==Gallery==
			<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center">
			ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 1.png\|Kassandra meeting Sokrates outside the Leader House
			ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 3.png\|Sokrates reunited with his wife
			ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 4.png\|Kassandra handing the scroll to Sokrates
			</gallery>

	==References==		==References==

imported>IrreverentRev: added trivia

2020-04-30T13:39:28Z

added trivia

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	==Outcome==		==Outcome==
	Sokrates was let free before his trial even started thanks to Kassandra's efforts. He and his wife [[Xanthippe]] were reunited after being attacked by two [[Cult of Kosmos]] guards.		Sokrates was let free before his trial even started thanks to Kassandra's efforts. He and his wife [[Xanthippe]] were reunited after being attacked by two [[Cult of Kosmos]] guards.

			==Trivia==
			Kassandra commits the unique crime of "Tainting the Youth" for aiding Sokrates.

	==References==		==References==

imported>Lady Kyashira at 02:43, 11 February 2020

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	{{Era\|Memories\|ACOD}}		{{Era\|Memories\|ACOD}}
	~~{{Spoilerhd\|4 December 2019}}~~
	{{Imageneed}}		{{Imageneed}}
	~~{{Stub}}~~
	{{Memory Infobox		{{Memory Infobox
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imported>NaniBuns: /* Dialogue */

2020-02-03T06:41:02Z

Dialogue

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	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Alright, let's hear it.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Alright, let's hear it.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''The king of Egypt, [[Thamus]], was visited by the god [[Thoth\|Theuth]]. Theuth offered the invention of writing to the king and told him it was an elixir of memory and wisdom.''<br/>''But Thamus disagreed. He believed the people would no longer use their memories, for they would simply read instead. These written words would not offer true wisdom, but only the appearance of such.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''The king of Egypt, [[Thamus]], was visited by the god [[Thoth\|Theuth]]. Theuth offered the invention of writing to the king and told him it was an elixir of memory and wisdom.''<br/>''But Thamus disagreed. He believed the people would no longer use their memories, for they would simply read instead. These written words would not offer true wisdom, but only the appearance of such.''
	~~\|-\|No stories, please.=~~
	~~</tabber>~~

	*'''Kassandra:''' ''You don't want your words written down so others can't use them to pretend to be smart.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''You don't want your words written down so others can't use them to pretend to be smart.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''Much like creatures in a painting, the words sit there unmoving. If you ask them a question, they will preserve a solemn silence, and no matter how many times you ask, they will only ever say the same thing. They cannot defend their message.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''Much like creatures in a painting, the words sit there unmoving. If you ask them a question, they will preserve a solemn silence, and no matter how many times you ask, they will only ever say the same thing. They cannot defend their message.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''That's the part you like. The defense of your words.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''That's the part you like. The defense of your words.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''All who speak should defend their words if questioned about them.''<br />That ''is why I choose to speak and not write, that is why any words of mine that last beyond my final breath will be those that people choose to remember. Those words will be true wisdom, and not an illusion.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''All who speak should defend their words if questioned about them.''<br />That ''is why I choose to speak and not write, that is why any words of mine that last beyond my final breath will be those that people choose to remember. Those words will be true wisdom, and not an illusion.''
			\|-\|No stories, please.=
			*'''Kassandra:''' ''I've had my fill of stories.''
			*'''Sokrates:''' ''Then I'll save it for another time, should it be relevant. But know I did it for a good reason, and it was my decision to make.''
			</tabber>

	("What are you going to do now?")		("What are you going to do now?")

imported>NaniBuns: /* Dialogue */

2020-02-03T06:29:38Z

Dialogue

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	*'''Sokrates:''' ''Had I been given the chance to defend myself, it would have been quick indeed. But unfortunately for me, I was let free before I could.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''Had I been given the chance to defend myself, it would have been quick indeed. But unfortunately for me, I was let free before I could.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''That's good news.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''That's good news.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''Apparently those who had charges against me were found dead, and evidence they claimed to have missing.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''Apparently those who had charges to bring against me were found dead, and evidence they claimed to have missing.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''It sounds like someone was looking out for you.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''It sounds like someone was looking out for you.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''There were also some people protesting my arrest, I was told. I have to ask... Did you have something to do with this?''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''There were also some people protesting my arrest, I was told. I have to ask... Did you have something to do with this?''
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	*'''Sokrates:''' ''No, but you still deserved the chance to answer.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''No, but you still deserved the chance to answer.''
	\|-\|[LIE] It wasn't me.=		\|-\|[LIE] It wasn't me.=
			*'''Kassandra:''' ''Me? Kill? Steal? Arrange protests?''
			*'''Sokrates:''' ''Yes.''
			*'''Kassandra:''' ''It does sound like me, but it was someone else this time.''
			*'''Sokrates:''' ''I'm glad I asked.''
	</tabber>		</tabber>

imported>VilkaTheWolf: Undo revision 834699 by Boofhead185 (talk) Sh*t, i was wrong

2019-09-13T08:53:54Z

Undo revision 834699 by Boofhead185 (talk) Sh*t, i was wrong

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	\|-\|Tell me the story.=		\|-\|Tell me the story.=
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Alright, let's hear it.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Alright, let's hear it.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''The king of Egypt, [[Thamus]], was visited by the god [[Theuth]]. Theuth offered the invention of writing to the king and told him it was an elixir of memory and wisdom.''<br/>''But Thamus disagreed. He believed the people would no longer use their memories, for they would simply read instead. These written words would not offer true wisdom, but only the appearance of such.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''The king of Egypt, [[Thamus]], was visited by the god [[Thoth\|Theuth]]. Theuth offered the invention of writing to the king and told him it was an elixir of memory and wisdom.''<br/>''But Thamus disagreed. He believed the people would no longer use their memories, for they would simply read instead. These written words would not offer true wisdom, but only the appearance of such.''
	\|-\|No stories, please.=		\|-\|No stories, please.=
	</tabber>		</tabber>

imported>VilkaTheWolf: Undo revision 834695 by Kennyannydenny (talk) Theuth is not Thoth, Thoth is the god of writing, magic, wisdom, and the moon, while Theuth is the a god of underworld

2019-09-13T08:51:58Z

Undo revision 834695 by Kennyannydenny (talk) Theuth is not Thoth, Thoth is the god of writing, magic, wisdom, and the moon, while Theuth is the a god of underworld

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	\|-\|Tell me the story.=		\|-\|Tell me the story.=
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Alright, let's hear it.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Alright, let's hear it.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''The king of Egypt, [[Thamus]], was visited by the god [[~~Thoth\|~~Theuth]]. Theuth offered the invention of writing to the king and told him it was an elixir of memory and wisdom.''<br/>''But Thamus disagreed. He believed the people would no longer use their memories, for they would simply read instead. These written words would not offer true wisdom, but only the appearance of such.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''The king of Egypt, [[Thamus]], was visited by the god [[Theuth]]. Theuth offered the invention of writing to the king and told him it was an elixir of memory and wisdom.''<br/>''But Thamus disagreed. He believed the people would no longer use their memories, for they would simply read instead. These written words would not offer true wisdom, but only the appearance of such.''
	\|-\|No stories, please.=		\|-\|No stories, please.=
	</tabber>		</tabber>
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	*'''Sokrates:''' ''Much like creatures in a painting, the words sit there unmoving. If you ask them a question, they will preserve a solemn silence, and no matter how many times you ask, they will only ever say the same thing. They cannot defend their message.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''Much like creatures in a painting, the words sit there unmoving. If you ask them a question, they will preserve a solemn silence, and no matter how many times you ask, they will only ever say the same thing. They cannot defend their message.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''That's the part you like. The defense of your words.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''That's the part you like. The defense of your words.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''All who speak should defend their words if questioned about them.''<br/>That ''is why I choose to speak and not write, that is why any words of mine that last beyond my final breath will be those that people choose to remember. Those words will be true wisdom, and not an illusion.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''All who speak should defend their words if questioned about them.''<br />That ''is why I choose to speak and not write, that is why any words of mine that last beyond my final breath will be those that people choose to remember. Those words will be true wisdom, and not an illusion.''

	("What are you going to do now?")		("What are you going to do now?")

imported>Kennyannydenny: /* Dialogue */ linkfix

2019-09-13T08:34:16Z

Dialogue: linkfix

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	\|-\|Tell me the story.=		\|-\|Tell me the story.=
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Alright, let's hear it.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Alright, let's hear it.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''The king of Egypt, [[Thamus]], was visited by the god [[Theuth]]. Theuth offered the invention of writing to the king and told him it was an elixir of memory and wisdom.''<br/>''But Thamus disagreed. He believed the people would no longer use their memories, for they would simply read instead. These written words would not offer true wisdom, but only the appearance of such.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''The king of Egypt, [[Thamus]], was visited by the god [[Thoth\|Theuth]]. Theuth offered the invention of writing to the king and told him it was an elixir of memory and wisdom.''<br/>''But Thamus disagreed. He believed the people would no longer use their memories, for they would simply read instead. These written words would not offer true wisdom, but only the appearance of such.''
	\|-\|No stories, please.=		\|-\|No stories, please.=
	</tabber>		</tabber>

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	ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 1.png\|Kassandra meeting Sokrates outside the Leader House		ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 1.png\|Kassandra meeting Sokrates outside the Leader House
	ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 3.png\|Sokrates reunited with his wife		ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 3.png\|Sokrates reunited with his wife
			ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 8.jpg\|Xanthippe listening her husband telling a story to Kassandra.
	ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 4.png\|Kassandra handing the scroll to Sokrates		ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 4.png\|Kassandra handing the scroll to Sokrates
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	\| location = [[Kirrha]], [[Phokis]], [[Greece]]		\| location = [[Kirrha]], [[Phokis]], [[Greece]]
	\| date = c. 422 BCE}}		\| date = c. 422 BCE}}
	'''You're Such a Sokratease''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Kassandra]]'s genetic memories, relived by [[Layla Hassan]] through the ~~Portable~~ [[Animus\|Animus HR-8.5]].		'''You're Such a Sokratease''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Kassandra]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by [[Layla Hassan]] through the [[Animus\|Portable Animus HR-8.5]].

	==Description==		==Description==
	Kassandra met with [[Sokrates]] again.		Kassandra met with [[Sokrates]] again.

	==Dialogue==		==Dialogue==
	Kassandra met with [[Sokrates]] at the [[Leader House, Phokis\|leader house]].		Kassandra met with Sokrates at the [[Leader House, Phokis\|leader house]].
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Sokrates? You're... here.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Sokrates? You're... here.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''I am!''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''I am!''
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	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Do you really need to ask?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Do you really need to ask?''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''No, but you still deserved the chance to answer.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''No, but you still deserved the chance to answer.''
	\|-\|~~[LIE]~~ It wasn't me.=		\|-\|Lie – It wasn't me.=
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Me? Kill? Steal? Arrange protests?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Me? Kill? Steal? Arrange protests?''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''Yes.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''Yes.''
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	</tabber>		</tabber>

	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Did you have time to find an answer for the Pythia's words?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Did you have time to find an answer for the [[Pythia (431 BCE)\|Pythia]]'s words?''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''I thought it would have taken me much longer than it did, but the moment I stopped thinking about it, it came to me like a flash of Zeus's lightning.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''I thought it would have taken me much longer than it did, but the moment I stopped thinking about it, it came to me like a flash of [[Jupiter\|Zeus]]'s lightning.''

	("What was the answer?")		("What was the answer?")
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''So do you agree with the Pythia or not?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''So do you agree with the Pythia or not?''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''The Gods cannot lie, yet I know that I know nothing. I had to understand what it meant to for one who knows nothing to be called wise. I realized that though the Pythia said my name, she did not mean me.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''The [[Greek mythology\|Gods]] cannot lie, yet I know that I know nothing. I had to understand what it meant to for one who knows nothing to be called wise. I realized that though the Pythia said my name, she did not mean me.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Who did she mean then?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Who did she mean then?''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''That is not an answer I'd yet like to voice. It's one that people may not want to hear, and I must think on how I wish to share my new beliefs with Athens.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''That is not an answer I'd yet like to voice. It's one that people may not want to hear, and I must think on how I wish to share my new beliefs with Athens.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Whatever it is, be careful. I don't want to find you've been arrested again.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Whatever it is, be careful. I don't want to find you've been arrested again.''

	(~~[LEAVE]~~ Let's get you home.)		(Leave – Let's get you home.)
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''We should get you home. I'm sure you'll be more comfortable there.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''We should get you home. I'm sure you'll be more comfortable there.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''In some ways, that will be true. In others... Well, Xanthippe will decide that.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''In some ways, that will be true. In others... Well, [[Xanthippe]] will decide that.''
	[[File:ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Kassandra escorting Sokrates]]		[[File:ACOD You're Such a Sokratease 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Kassandra escorting Sokrates]]
	Kassandra escorted Sokrates home.		Kassandra escorted Sokrates home.
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	*'''Sokrates:''' ''Having my opinions and thoughts challenged helps me refine them and to grow as a person.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''Having my opinions and thoughts challenged helps me refine them and to grow as a person.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''And... she likes these arguments?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''And... she likes these arguments?''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''Oh, I doubt it. But it's in those fiery moments that her spirit is strongest, like an untamed horse.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''Oh, I doubt it. But it's in those fiery moments that her spirit is strongest, like an untamed [[horse]].''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Don't call her a horse to her face.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Don't call her a horse to her face.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''I'm afraid your advice is a bit too late.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''I'm afraid your advice is a bit too late.''
	They were attacked by Cultist guards
			They were attacked by [[Cult of Kosmos\|Cultist]] [[Soldier\|guards]].
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Get somewhere safe, Sokrates!''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Get somewhere safe, Sokrates!''
	Kassandra killed them all.		Kassandra killed them all.
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	*'''Kassandra:''' ''With the things I do, it's sometimes hard to know.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''With the things I do, it's sometimes hard to know.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''Let's hurry back before anything else happens.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''Let's hurry back before anything else happens.''
	Kassandra resumed escorting Sokrates.
	At the gateway of Kirrha they met Xanthippe.		Kassandra resumed escorting Sokrates. At the gateway of [[Kirrha]], they met Xanthippe.
	*'''Xanthippe:''' ''You came back. Finally. I'm ready to return to Athens. I've had enough of Phokis and this talk of the Pythia.''		*'''Xanthippe:''' ''You came back. Finally. I'm ready to return to Athens. I've had enough of [[Phokis]] and this talk of the Pythia.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''You will be happy to hear I have no need for her words any longer.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''You will be happy to hear I have no need for her words any longer.''
	*'''Xanthippe:''' ''Then something positive came out of this after all.''		*'''Xanthippe:''' ''Then something positive came out of this after all.''
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	\|-\|Tell me the story.=		\|-\|Tell me the story.=
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''Alright, let's hear it.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''Alright, let's hear it.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''The king of Egypt, [[Thamus]], was visited by the god [[Thoth\|Theuth]]. Theuth offered the invention of writing to the king and told him it was an elixir of memory and wisdom.~~''<br/>''~~But Thamus disagreed. He believed the people would no longer use their memories, for they would simply read instead. These written words would not offer true wisdom, but only the appearance of such.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''The king of [[Egypt]], [[Thamus]], was visited by the [[Egyptian mythology\|god]] [[Thoth\|Theuth]]. Theuth offered the invention of writing to the king and told him it was an elixir of memory and wisdom. But Thamus disagreed. He believed the people would no longer use their memories, for they would simply read instead. These written words would not offer true wisdom, but only the appearance of such.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''You don't want your words written down so others can't use them to pretend to be smart.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''You don't want your words written down so others can't use them to pretend to be smart.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''Much like creatures in a painting, the words sit there unmoving. If you ask them a question, they will preserve a solemn silence, and no matter how many times you ask, they will only ever say the same thing. They cannot defend their message.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''Much like creatures in a painting, the words sit there unmoving. If you ask them a question, they will preserve a solemn silence, and no matter how many times you ask, they will only ever say the same thing. They cannot defend their message.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''That's the part you like. The defense of your words.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''That's the part you like. The defense of your words.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''All who speak should defend their words if questioned about them.''~~<br />~~That ''is why I choose to speak and not write, that is why any words of mine that last beyond my final breath will be those that people choose to remember. Those words will be true wisdom, and not an illusion.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''All who speak should defend their words if questioned about them. ''That'' is why I choose to speak and not write, that is why any words of mine that last beyond my final breath will be those that people choose to remember. Those words will be true wisdom, and not an illusion.''
	\|-\|No stories, please.=		\|-\|No stories, please.=
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''I've had my fill of stories.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''I've had my fill of stories.''
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	("What are you going to do now?")		("What are you going to do now?")
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''What's you plan now?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''What's you plan now?''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''After I return to Athens, there is much I need to consider.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''After I return to [[Athens]], there is much I need to consider.''
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''You'll be careful, right?''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''You'll be careful, right?''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''If I have to choose between saying nothing and staying safe, or speaking up and risking my life, the choice is easy.''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''If I have to choose between saying nothing and staying safe, or speaking up and risking my life, the choice is easy.''

	(~~[LEAVE]~~ It's time for me to go.)		(Leave – It's time for me to go.)
	*'''Kassandra:''' ''I should get going. I'm glad you're free.''		*'''Kassandra:''' ''I should get going. I'm glad you're free.''
	*'''Sokrates:''' ''As am I. Although, if you'll allow me, there is something...''		*'''Sokrates:''' ''As am I. Although, if you'll allow me, there is something...''
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	==Outcome==		==Outcome==
	Sokrates was let free before his trial even started thanks to Kassandra's efforts. He and his wife [[Xanthippe]] were reunited after being attacked by two [[Cult of Kosmos]] guards.		Sokrates was let free before his trial even started thanks to Kassandra's efforts. He and his wife Xanthippe were reunited after being attacked by two Cult of Kosmos guards.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==