- Kassandra: I think you and Kleon both made good points.
- "Perikles: Good points" aren't at all what the crowd seemed to care about. They're afraid, and Kleon indulged their fear.
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Kassandra and [[Herodotos]] made their way ashore in [[Attika]]. | Kassandra and [[Herodotos]] made their way ashore in [[Attika]]. | ||
*'''Herodotos:''' ''When you're ready, meet me at the [[Pnyx]] in [[Athens]].'' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''When you're ready, meet me at the [[Pnyx]] in [[Athens]].'' | ||
They went their separate ways, and eventually Kassandra found herself in Athens. Meeting with Herodotos, she witnessed [[Perikles]] talking to a crowd. | They went their separate ways, and eventually Kassandra found herself in Athens. Meeting with Herodotos at the Pnyx, she witnessed [[Perikles]] talking to a crowd. | ||
*'''Perikles:''' ''The [[Sparta]]ns may draw near to our walls, but we must come together now for the glory of Athens.'' | *'''Perikles:''' ''The [[Sparta]]ns may draw near to our walls, but we must come together now for the glory of Athens.'' | ||
*'''Civilian:''' ''Glory for you!'' | *'''Civilian:''' ''Glory for you!'' | ||
A civilian threw food at Perikles, hitting him. | |||
*'''[[Kleon]]:''' ''Friends! Friends, please! Just because the Spartans are near our walls does not mean we can act like them.'' | *'''[[Kleon]]:''' ''Friends! Friends, please! Just because the Spartans are near our walls does not mean we can act like them.'' | ||
He picked the food off of Perikles, eating it. | He picked the food off of Perikles, eating it. | ||
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*'''Kassandra:''' ''Kassandra.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''Kassandra.'' | ||
*'''Perikles:''' ''Welcome, Kassandra. And what did you think of your first taste of Athens?'' | *'''Perikles:''' ''Welcome, Kassandra. And what did you think of your first taste of Athens?'' | ||
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|-|You both made good points.= | |||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''I think you and Kleon both made good points.'' | |||
*'''"Perikles:''' ''Good points" aren't at all what the crowd seemed to care about. They're afraid, and Kleon indulged their fear.'' | |||
|-|...= | |||
|-|You did great.= | |||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''I think you did a great job.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''I think you did a great job.'' | ||
*'''Perikles:''' ''It's so easy to forget the good someone has done when times become hard.'' | *'''Perikles:''' ''It's so easy to forget the good someone has done when times become hard.'' | ||
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*'''Kassandra:''' ''Perikles, we've come to -'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''Perikles, we've come to -'' | ||
*'''Herodotos:''' ''We must choose our moment wisely and speak our words more privately.'' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''We must choose our moment wisely and speak our words more privately.'' | ||
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*'''Herodotos:''' ''Kassandra, this is Athens. If you want something, sometimes you have to play the role.'' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''Kassandra, this is Athens. If you want something, sometimes you have to play the role.'' | ||
*'''Perikles:''' ''And what exactly is it that you want?'' | *'''Perikles:''' ''And what exactly is it that you want?'' | ||
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|-|We all want something.= | |||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''We're all after something, even you.'' | |||
*'''Perikles:''' ''You're better at reading others than you let on.'' | |||
|-|I'm looking for someone.= | |||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''I'm looking for a woman who's very important to me. Herodotos said a symposium could be useful for gaining information.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''I'm looking for a woman who's very important to me. Herodotos said a symposium could be useful for gaining information.'' | ||
*'''Perikles:''' ''He would be correct. I can get you in, although I can't promise the information you seek will be found.'' | *'''Perikles:''' ''He would be correct. I can get you in, although I can't promise the information you seek will be found.'' | ||
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*'''Kassandra:''' ''Just tell me what to do.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''Just tell me what to do.'' | ||
*'''Perikles:''' ''First, check on my colleague, [[Metiochos]]. He was meant to meet me today, and it's not like him to miss an appointment.'' | *'''Perikles:''' ''First, check on my colleague, [[Metiochos]]. He was meant to meet me today, and it's not like him to miss an appointment.'' | ||
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*'''Herodotos:''' ''Exile is a term you may be more familiar with. Here in Athens, we vote between two people to decide who should leave.'' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''Exile is a term you may be more familiar with. Here in Athens, we vote between two people to decide who should leave.'' | ||
*'''Perikles:''' ''It's between the sophist, [[Anaxagoras]], and another man. On trial for impiety. My contact near the agora will give you the details.'' | *'''Perikles:''' ''It's between the sophist, [[Anaxagoras]], and another man. On trial for impiety. My contact near the agora will give you the details.'' | ||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''I'll do it.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''I'll do it.'' | ||
*'''Perikles:''' ''I'll expect you to use discretion.'' | *'''Perikles:''' ''I'll expect you to use discretion.'' | ||
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==Outcome== | ==Outcome== | ||
On Herotodos' suggestion, Kassandra met the Athenian statesman Perikles at the Pnyx. There, Perikles requested Kassandra to help him with a number of errands in exchange for the information that she needs. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery widths="180" spacing="small" position="center" captionalign="center"> | <gallery widths="180" spacing="small" position="center" captionalign="center"> | ||
ACOD Welcome to Athens Memory Screenshot 01.png|Kassandra and Herodotos greeted by Perikles | |||
ACOD Welcome to Athens Memory Screenshot 02.png|Herodotos speaking to Perikles | |||
ACOD Welcome to Athens Memory Screenshot 03.png|Perikles speaking to Kassandra | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 08:48, 3 April 2019
Welcome to Athens was a virtual representation of one of Kassandra's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.
Description
After meeting Deimos face to face, Herodotos and Kassandra headed to Perikles, leader of Athens, in the hopes he would have information on the whereabouts of Kassandra's mother.
Dialogue
Kassandra and Herodotos made their way ashore in Attika.
They went their separate ways, and eventually Kassandra found herself in Athens. Meeting with Herodotos at the Pnyx, she witnessed Perikles talking to a crowd.
- Perikles: The Spartans may draw near to our walls, but we must come together now for the glory of Athens.
- Civilian: Glory for you!
A civilian threw food at Perikles, hitting him.
- Kleon: Friends! Friends, please! Just because the Spartans are near our walls does not mean we can act like them.
He picked the food off of Perikles, eating it.
- Kleon: A good crop! Shame the Spartans burned the fields where it grew. The Parthenon is glorious, Perikles, but at what cost? How many triremes could we have built instead?
- Perikles: We must not become divided -
- Kleon: We are divided, and the Spartans are winnings! Act, Perikles, or I will!
Herodotos came upon Kassandra as she listened.
- Herodotos: Oh good, you came. Things are worse than I feared. Kleon has turned the mob. We have to hurry.
- Kassandra: Where?
- Herodotos: To Perikles.
They approached Perikles, only to be blocked by an Athenian soldier.
- Athenian Soldier: Stay back.
- Herodotos: She's no threat to Perikles, I assure you.
- Perikles: Ah, Herodotos. It's fine. Let them through.
- Herodotos: It's good to see you again, Perikles.
- Perikles: And you as well. I only wish it were under better circumstances. And who's this?
- Kassandra: Kassandra.
- Perikles: Welcome, Kassandra. And what did you think of your first taste of Athens?
- Kassandra: I think you did a great job.
- Perikles: It's so easy to forget the good someone has done when times become hard.
- Kassandra: Perikles, we've come to -
- Herodotos: We must choose our moment wisely and speak our words more privately.
- Kassandra: Fine. We've come to you on... urgent business.
- Perikles: As does everybody.
- Herodotos: I may have told Kassandra you'd invite her to your symposium.
- Perikles: You'd ask me to exclude every Athenian and invite an outside instead? You heard the crowd. They don't need another reason to hate me.
- Herodotos: If she's working for you, maybe the prying eyes will see her as a servant.
- Kassandra: I'm no one's "servant."
- Herodotos: Kassandra, this is Athens. If you want something, sometimes you have to play the role.
- Perikles: And what exactly is it that you want?
- Kassandra: We're all after something, even you.
- Perikles: You're better at reading others than you let on.
- Kassandra: I'm looking for a woman who's very important to me. Herodotos said a symposium could be useful for gaining information.
- Perikles: He would be correct. I can get you in, although I can't promise the information you seek will be found.
- Kassandra: Just tell me what to do.
- Perikles: First, check on my colleague, Metiochos. He was meant to meet me today, and it's not like him to miss an appointment.
- Kassandra: Done.
- Perikles: My friend, Phidias, needs to be taken out of Athens as soon as possible.
- Kassandra: Anything else?
- Perikles: Yes, there's an ostracism vote taking place that could use your... influence.
(If players choose "Who is Metiochos?")
- Kassandra: Metiochos... you said he was your colleague?
- Perikles: A politician and ally. He's one of my most loyal friends.
(If players choose "What did Phidias do?")
- Kassandra: Phidias... the famous sculptor? What did he do, exactly?
- Perikles: He stands accused of multiple offenses and is awaiting trial. You'll find him under close guard at his workshop.
(If players choose "What's an ostracism?")
- Kassandra: Ostracism?
- Herodotos: Exile is a term you may be more familiar with. Here in Athens, we vote between two people to decide who should leave.
- Perikles: It's between the sophist, Anaxagoras, and another man. On trial for impiety. My contact near the agora will give you the details.
- Kassandra: I'll do it.
- Perikles: I'll expect you to use discretion.
Perikles took his leave.
- Herodotos: That went well! It isn't exactly an invitation, but the promise is just as good. Although I'm sure he'll still ask Aspasia if it's OK.
- Kassandra: So long as it comes.
Outcome
On Herotodos' suggestion, Kassandra met the Athenian statesman Perikles at the Pnyx. There, Perikles requested Kassandra to help him with a number of errands in exchange for the information that she needs.
Gallery
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Kassandra and Herodotos greeted by Perikles -
Herodotos speaking to Perikles -
Perikles speaking to Kassandra
