Bellefontaine's Return - Revision history

Bruce: /* A Flophouse Blind */

2024-11-23T05:53:20Z

A Flophouse Blind

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	;[[Demeter Logbook]] -X- [[Logbook Errata]] -X- [[Jack Romilly]] -x- [[Malken Fitzroy]] -X- [[Borgans Tea House]] -X- [[Ahmed Al Fumad]]		;[[Demeter Logbook]] -X- [[Logbook Errata]] -X- [[Jack Romilly]] -x- [[Malken Fitzroy]] -X- [[Borgans Tea House]] -X- [[Ahmed Al Fumad]]
	= A Flophouse Blind =		= '''A Flophouse Blind''' =
	Night had fallen hours ago in the London borough of Southwark. The intersection of Borough avenue and Newcomen street was crowded with carriages flowing north and south, east and west; drovers pushed their teams to pull wagons often overloaded at risky speeds. The intersection was also a dangerous but necessary crossing point for pedestrians out on nocturnal errands: common menials performing heavy labors, ladies maids procuring whatever their wealthy patrons might need, poorly paid clerks rushing to get home before returning to the counting house by dawn, and everywhere the unwholesome business of crime went on in the shadows.		Night had fallen hours ago in the London borough of Southwark. The intersection of Borough avenue and Newcomen street was crowded with carriages flowing north and south, east and west; drovers pushed their teams to pull wagons often overloaded at risky speeds. The intersection was also a dangerous but necessary crossing point for pedestrians out on nocturnal errands: common menials performing heavy labors, ladies maids procuring whatever their wealthy patrons might need, poorly paid clerks rushing to get home before returning to the counting house by dawn, and everywhere the unwholesome business of crime went on in the shadows.

Bruce: /* A Tea House Talk */

2024-11-22T05:34:26Z

A Tea House Talk

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	= '''A Tea House Talk''' =		= '''A Tea House Talk''' =
	Borgans Tea House was a ground floor establishment located at the north-western corner of Borough High Street & Newcomen Street. The front was not particularly eye-catching, with a single heavy wooden door next to a plate-glass window with the name of the establishment in both Arabic and English. Out of the window poured rose and gold that beckoned to those passing by outside in the rainy street offering a tempory respite from dreary sojourns hither and yon.		Borgans Tea House was a ground floor establishment located at the north-western corner of Borough High Street & Newcomen Street. The front was not particularly eye-catching, with a single heavy wooden door next to a plate-glass window with the name of the establishment in both Arabic and English. Out of the window poured rose and gold light that beckoned to those passing by outside in the rainy street offering a tempory respite from dreary sojourns hither and yon.

Bruce: /* A Tea House Talk */

2024-11-22T05:33:38Z

A Tea House Talk

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	= '''A Tea House Talk''' =		= '''A Tea House Talk''' =
	Borgans Tea House was a ground floor establishment located at the corner of		Borgans Tea House was a ground floor establishment located at the north-western corner of Borough High Street & Newcomen Street. The front was not particularly eye-catching, with a single heavy wooden door next to a plate-glass window with the name of the establishment in both Arabic and English. Out of the window poured rose and gold that beckoned to those passing by outside in the rainy street offering a tempory respite from dreary sojourns hither and yon.

Bruce: /* A Tea House Talk */

2024-11-22T05:24:23Z

A Tea House Talk

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	Minutes later the grimly dressed geriatric entered the flop-house from a alley-side door, behind him the light-less alley was silent and dark with only the corpses of rats to attest to the presence of a vampire.		Minutes later the grimly dressed geriatric entered the flop-house from a alley-side door, behind him the light-less alley was silent and dark with only the corpses of rats to attest to the presence of a vampire.

	= A Tea House Talk =		= '''A Tea House Talk''' =
	Borgans Tea House was a ground floor establishment located at the corner of		Borgans Tea House was a ground floor establishment located at the corner of

Bruce: /* A Tea House Talk */

2024-11-22T05:22:51Z

A Tea House Talk

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			Borgans Tea House was a ground floor establishment located at the corner of

Bruce at 05:18, 22 November 2024

2024-11-22T05:18:53Z

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	= A Flophouse Blind =		= A Flophouse Blind =
	Night had fallen hours ago in the London borough of Southwark. The intersection of Borough avenue and Newcomen street was crowded with carriages flowing north and south, east and west; drovers pushed their teams to pull wagons often overloaded at risky speeds. The intersection was also a dangerous but necessary crossing point for pedestrians out on nocturnal errands: common menials performing heavy labors, ladies maids procuring whatever their wealthy patrons might need, poorly paid clerks rushing to get home before returning to the counting house by dawn, and everywhere the unwholesome business of crime went on in the shadows.		Night had fallen hours ago in the London borough of Southwark. The intersection of Borough avenue and Newcomen street was crowded with carriages flowing north and south, east and west; drovers pushed their teams to pull wagons often overloaded at risky speeds. The intersection was also a dangerous but necessary crossing point for pedestrians out on nocturnal errands: common menials performing heavy labors, ladies maids procuring whatever their wealthy patrons might need, poorly paid clerks rushing to get home before returning to the counting house by dawn, and everywhere the unwholesome business of crime went on in the shadows.

Bruce at 05:17, 22 November 2024

2024-11-22T05:17:52Z

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	;[[Demeter Logbook]] -X- [[Logbook Errata]] -X- [[Jack Romilly]] -x- [[Malken Fitzroy]]		;[[Demeter Logbook]] -X- [[Logbook Errata]] -X- [[Jack Romilly]] -x- [[Malken Fitzroy]] -X- [[Borgans Tea House]] -X- [[
	= A Flophouse Blind =		= A Flophouse Blind =
	Night had fallen hours ago in the London borough of Southwark. The intersection of Borough avenue and Newcomen street was crowded with carriages flowing north and south, east and west; drovers pushed their teams to pull wagons often overloaded at risky speeds. The intersection was also a dangerous but necessary crossing point for pedestrians out on nocturnal errands: common menials performing heavy labors, ladies maids procuring whatever their wealthy patrons might need, poorly paid clerks rushing to get home before returning to the counting house by dawn, and everywhere the unwholesome business of crime went on in the shadows.		Night had fallen hours ago in the London borough of Southwark. The intersection of Borough avenue and Newcomen street was crowded with carriages flowing north and south, east and west; drovers pushed their teams to pull wagons often overloaded at risky speeds. The intersection was also a dangerous but necessary crossing point for pedestrians out on nocturnal errands: common menials performing heavy labors, ladies maids procuring whatever their wealthy patrons might need, poorly paid clerks rushing to get home before returning to the counting house by dawn, and everywhere the unwholesome business of crime went on in the shadows.

Bruce: /* A Flophouse Blind */

2024-11-22T04:53:56Z

A Flophouse Blind

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	That thirst for life was soon to be quenched when from all directions rodents crawled from every sewer-pipe and crevice in the brickwork of the alley. They formed a loose circle several deep around the pool in which he stood. The gaffer spun in a mad little circle and then plucked a particularly large buck from the crowd and brought it before his face in a curious manner. For several moments the geriatric and the rat locked gazes, all was silent, and then the old man broke out in a staccato burst of hisses and squeaks. Strangely the great brown buck responded in kind, whether the noises made by the large brown buck pleased the gaffer seemed in doubt, for the old man immediately bit the head of the buck completely off and drained its furry brown carcass like a drunk drains a bottle.		That thirst for life was soon to be quenched when from all directions rodents crawled from every sewer-pipe and crevice in the brickwork of the alley. They formed a loose circle several deep around the pool in which he stood. The gaffer spun in a mad little circle and then plucked a particularly large buck from the crowd and brought it before his face in a curious manner. For several moments the geriatric and the rat locked gazes, all was silent, and then the old man broke out in a staccato burst of hisses and squeaks. Strangely the great brown buck responded in kind, whether the noises made by the large brown buck pleased the gaffer seemed in doubt, for the old man immediately bit the head of the buck completely off and drained its furry brown carcass like a drunk drains a bottle.

	Minutes later the grimly dressed geriatric ~~enter~~ the flop-house from a alley-side door, behind him the light-less alley was silent and dark with only the corpses of rats to attest to the presence of a vampire.		Minutes later the grimly dressed geriatric entered the flop-house from a alley-side door, behind him the light-less alley was silent and dark with only the corpses of rats to attest to the presence of a vampire.

	= A Tea House Talk =		= A Tea House Talk =

Bruce at 23:47, 20 November 2024

2024-11-20T23:47:24Z

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	;[[Demeter Logbook]] -X- [[Logbook Errata]] -X- [[Jack Romilly]]		;[[Demeter Logbook]] -X- [[Logbook Errata]] -X- [[Jack Romilly]] -x- [[Malken Fitzroy]]
	= A Flophouse Blind =		= A Flophouse Blind =
	Night had fallen hours ago in the London borough of Southwark. The intersection of Borough avenue and Newcomen street was crowded with carriages flowing north and south, east and west; drovers pushed their teams to pull wagons often overloaded at risky speeds. The intersection was also a dangerous but necessary crossing point for pedestrians out on nocturnal errands: common menials performing heavy labors, ladies maids procuring whatever their wealthy patrons might need, poorly paid clerks rushing to get home before returning to the counting house by dawn, and everywhere the unwholesome business of crime went on in the shadows.		Night had fallen hours ago in the London borough of Southwark. The intersection of Borough avenue and Newcomen street was crowded with carriages flowing north and south, east and west; drovers pushed their teams to pull wagons often overloaded at risky speeds. The intersection was also a dangerous but necessary crossing point for pedestrians out on nocturnal errands: common menials performing heavy labors, ladies maids procuring whatever their wealthy patrons might need, poorly paid clerks rushing to get home before returning to the counting house by dawn, and everywhere the unwholesome business of crime went on in the shadows.

Bruce at 07:17, 19 November 2024

2024-11-19T07:17:12Z

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	;[[Demeter Logbook]] -X- [[Logbook Errata]]		;[[Demeter Logbook]] -X- [[Logbook Errata]] -X- [[Jack Romilly]]
	= A Flophouse Blind =		= A Flophouse Blind =
	Night had fallen hours ago in the London borough of Southwark. The intersection of Borough avenue and Newcomen street was crowded with carriages flowing north and south, east and west; drovers pushed their teams to pull wagons often overloaded at risky speeds. The intersection was also a dangerous but necessary crossing point for pedestrians out on nocturnal errands: common menials performing heavy labors, ladies maids procuring whatever their wealthy patrons might need, poorly paid clerks rushing to get home before returning to the counting house by dawn, and everywhere the unwholesome business of crime went on in the shadows.		Night had fallen hours ago in the London borough of Southwark. The intersection of Borough avenue and Newcomen street was crowded with carriages flowing north and south, east and west; drovers pushed their teams to pull wagons often overloaded at risky speeds. The intersection was also a dangerous but necessary crossing point for pedestrians out on nocturnal errands: common menials performing heavy labors, ladies maids procuring whatever their wealthy patrons might need, poorly paid clerks rushing to get home before returning to the counting house by dawn, and everywhere the unwholesome business of crime went on in the shadows.