INVENTORY GREATEST INNOSSENCE - 481

G 0 START 1 input 0->1 152 The Greatest Innocence: "The Greatest Innocence" by João Paolo Salomao Lopez de Fuego. The book is large and heavy. 1->152 2 Inland Empire: A strange sensation of loss. When she left the Earth, the dust and the ice and the humans... That is unimportant to the quiz. Stop thinking about this. 87 The Greatest Innocence: Yes. The quiz is impersonal. No need to rouse *sensations* in yourself at the mention of Dolores Dei. Who was the *first* innocence -- it wasn't Dolores Dei... 2->87 3 Variable["doomed.book_gi_ency_blackcheck"] 4 Variable["doomed.book_gi_ency_blackcheck"] 3->4 5 !(Variable["doomed.book_gi_ency_blackcheck"]) 3->5 127 qthreehub 4->127 104 Pain Threshold: Okay. It wasn't Dolores Dei. She's not false. 5->104 6 You: Sola? 7 The Greatest Innocence: Incorrect. Sola was anointed during the previous century and even lived to see the current one.  She was an urban planner who spoke her mind and largely left history to its own devices, encouraging people to excel on their own rather than prescribing to a deified model of history. She is often called an *anti-innocence*. 6->7 177 The Greatest Innocence: Sola resigned after an assassination attempt by a Yugo nationalist, who blamed her for not taking the side of the left during the turn of the century revolutions. (Innocences don't usually resign). Care to try again? 7->177 8 The Greatest Innocence: Incorrect. Dolores Dei was the innocence of humanism, internationalism, and the welfare state. She codified parliamentary democracy and created modern institutions, among these the Moralintern. She was powerful. And beautiful, on all her icons... 166 The Greatest Innocence: Her colours are silver, white, and apricot. And when you think her name, Dolores, stomach acid rises to the back of your throat and it hurts -- you see a flash silver, a wreath, an airport bag. And blonde hair, you don't know why. Another choice, perhaps? 8->166 9 You: Dolores Dei. 203 The Greatest Innocence: Correct! The Mesque might see Franconegro as the father of nations, but as of this century there's been a great shift in attitude -- Dolores Dei has become widely regarded as the greatest innocence. A most radical change to the whole fabric of the world. 9->203 10 The Greatest Innocence: The most famous -- and important -- of these  was Ernö Pasternak. He was into torture, despotism, hymns, cannons, and world conquest, but got defeated and humiliated by Stepan the Despicable of Kedra. 41 The Greatest Innocence: Final stretch, you've come so far and learned so much. This is the most important one. Question 4: Who was the *greatest* innocence? The most *important* of them all. The most precious to human kind... 10->41 11 Variable["doomed.book_gi_quiz_again"] > 2 12 Variable["doomed.book_gi_quiz_again"] > 2 11->12 13 !(Variable["doomed.book_gi_quiz_again"] > 2) 11->13 144 The Greatest Innocence: But endless tries aren't really fair, don't you think? 12->144 96 Variable["doomed.book_gi_quiz_again"] == 2 13->96 14 Encyclopedia: Got it under control. No problem. Solid on this one. It's wide-spread historical information. 14->3 15 The Greatest Innocence: Correct! There have been a number of counter- or false-innocences -- some assumed to have innocentic qualities, some who just thought so themselves. Occasionally they have the support of a faction inside the ecclesiastic organization, and accusations of foul play have arisen... 15->10 16 Jump to: [qfourhub] 34 qfourhub 16->34 17 Pain Threshold: Dolores... 119 Jump to: [qtwohub] 17->119 18 Jump to: [qtwohub] 172 qtwohub 18->172 19 Pain Threshold: Dora... 63 Jump to: [usagehub] 19->63 20 You: Oh god no, let me out of here. Nah, one triumph is good enough for me. Fuck no, I'm not falling for your trickery again. 21 The Greatest Innocence: Disappointing. You'll never get anywhere with that attitude. Smarmy jerk. Bet you just got lucky that first time around anyway. Or you cheated off someone smarter. Probably for the best. It wasn't looking too good for you, anyway. 20->21 82 Jump to: [usagehub] 21->82 22 Jump to: [qonehub] 107 qonehub 22->107 23 The Greatest Innocence: Correct! Named the innocence of militarism, he codified hereditary rule -- but at the same time ended serfdom and established the interisolary reál as the global reserve currency. He also established the concept of the Nation. 70 The Greatest Innocence: Franconegro attempted to solve the rising tensions between the aristocracy and bourgeoisie by building a unified society, in which every man has a place and a mission, but at the same time may rise to nobility provided on the strength of his virtue. 23->70 24 You: Ernö Pasternak? 24->15 25 Encyclopedia: There seems to be a mix-up with the sources. It's not my fault. 200 Pain Threshold: At least it clearly wasn't Dolores Dei. She wouldn't be *false*. She's beautiful. 25->200 26 Horrific Necktie: Man, something's weird about this book. You should do something fun instead. Rock out, forget about it. 110 Jump to: [usagehub] 26->110 27 Variable["doomed.greatest_inland_steer_clear_of_dolores"] 28 Variable["doomed.greatest_inland_steer_clear_of_dolores"] 27->28 29 !(Variable["doomed.greatest_inland_steer_clear_of_dolores"]) 27->29 147 Inland Empire: Please. Relax. 28->147 213 Inland Empire: Just steer clear of this one, okay. There's something terrible about this one. 29->213 30 You: Not thinking about it. Not thinking about it. Back to quiz. 180 The Greatest Innocence: Yes. The quiz is impersonal. No need to rouse *sensations* in yourself at the mention of Dolores Dei. Who was the *first* innocence -- it wasn't her. 30->180 31 The Greatest Innocence: Correct! Nothing much is known about him. It's not even clear that he was a *he*, but Franconegro presumed as such and called him Pius. He's depicted as a young man with molten gold pouring out of his mouth -- all he spoke was gold. It's said he *invented* god; and equality of men before god. He also introduced the gold standard as a way for measuring people's love for aurum. 92 The Greatest Innocence: As the first innocence, he declared that there should be more of those like him. It is presumed his disciples were the beginning of the Holy Party (the Founding Party). 31->92 32 Jump to: [qonehub] 32->107 33 Jump to: [qtwohub] 33->172 34->9 91 You: You sound confident, go right ahead -- a hint would come in handy. Okay, are you sure *this* time? I'll bite. Hint me. 34->91 175 You: Franconegro. 34->175 195 You: Ernö Pasternak. 34->195 35 You: "Still got it, book!" "Got you this time! Not so smart anymore, are you?" "Aced again! You're no match for me, book." 72 IsKimHere() 35->72 36 Half Light: Thanks for nothing. 52 Pain Threshold: Dolores Dei! Dolores... 36->52 37 Inland Empire: Who knows? You feel like you *lost* her somehow. When she left the Earth, the dust and the ice and the humans... This is unimportant to the quiz. Stop thinking about this. 37->180 38 Encyclopedia: Oh yeah, this is what I was made for. 53 Variable["doomed.book_gi_ency_blackcheck"] 38->53 39 You: That so? Alright, go on, give me all the hints you got. 117 Encyclopedia: A pop quiz is a short examination designed to test your knowledge without any prior warning or announcement. Such exams allow the teacher to assess how thoroughly the students have retained the material at hand -- voila! Now blast that first innocence! 39->117 40 You: Doesn't sound too familiar to me, shoot me a hint. Sure, try again. I trust you've got my back. 164 Encyclopedia: An innocence is the highest category of historical personage in the world, a literal personification of History. Traditionally, an innocence, when anointed, assumes supreme rule over the Occident, or the known world in general -- at least the parts that matter. 40->164 174 Encyclopedia: I've got it! Honest. 41->174 42 Encyclopedia: Zero doubts. 122 Variable["doomed.greatest_pain_false_not_dolores"] 42->122 43 The Greatest Innocence: ... an A. All correct. Impressive, *oddly* so. ... an F! For *Failure*. Ha ha ha. ... a D. Not particularly remarkable, but technically a passing grade. Not that anyone really expected better. ... a C. Vaguely passable. A solid effort with nothing much else to show. Nice going, mediocrity-man. ... a B. Good enough. Everyone misses a few from time to time. 79 (Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] > 6  or  Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] > 4  or  Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] > 2)  and  (Variable["doomed.greatest_did_dolores_twice"]  or Variable["doomed.greatest_clicked_on_dolores_once"] ) 43->79 44 Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] < 2 45 Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] < 2 44->45 46 !(Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] < 2) 44->46 159 Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] == 0 45->159 143 You: "Damn you, you arrogant book." 46->143 193 You: Close the book. [Leave.] 46->193 47 Kim Kitsuragi: "A-ha." The lieutenant looks at you with his usual lithic mask of a face. 204 The Greatest Innocence: You are really just talking to yourself. It is quite silly. 47->204 48 IsKimHere() 49 IsKimHere() 48->49 50 !(IsKimHere()) 48->50 179 Kim Kitsuragi: The lieutenant is jolted awake by your furious cursing. "What's going on with you?" 49->179 71 The Greatest Innocence: You are shouting at an inanimate object like a real weirdo. No wonder you seem to have trouble with the right answers. 50->71 51 usagehub 121 You: Crack open this immense tome. 51->121 145 You: [Put the book away.] 51->145 89 Jump to: [qonehub] 52->89 54 Variable["doomed.book_gi_ency_blackcheck"] 53->54 55 !(Variable["doomed.book_gi_ency_blackcheck"]) 53->55 54->107 137 Pain Threshold: Dolores Dei! 55->137 56 Pain Threshold: While it was actually her... 129 Jump to: [qfourhub] 56->129 57 Variable["plaza.book_innossence_encyclo_suggested_franco"] 58 Variable["plaza.book_innossence_encyclo_suggested_franco"] 57->58 59 !(Variable["plaza.book_innossence_encyclo_suggested_franco"]) 57->59 182 Encyclopedia: Oh yes, militarism and nationalism -- my bad. 58->182 59->16 60 Variable["seafort.dolores_dream_first_hub_reached"] 61 Variable["seafort.dolores_dream_first_hub_reached"] 60->61 62 !(Variable["seafort.dolores_dream_first_hub_reached"]) 60->62 170 The Greatest Innocence: You can't. The idea of coming face to face with the *Greatest Innocence* fills you with immense sadness and dread now. 61->170 75 The Greatest Innocence: Browsing through the various chapters, you try your best to understand the ceaseless overflow -- the sprawl -- of names, dates, places, events historical. Most of it ends up as a twisted mass of facts inside your brain. Browsing through the book again, you still have trouble understanding the torrent of information. It only seems to add to the confused jumble of facts inside your brain. 62->75 63->51 64 You: Vesper-Messina? 138 The Greatest Innocence: Incorrect. Vesper-Messina is not a person, but a defunct state on the southeastern coast of the Occident. It used to take up most of the peninsula, before separating into the Republics of Vesper and Messina. Care to try again? 64->138 65 You: Sigh internally. Sigh heavily, out loud. 65->25 66 The Greatest Innocence: Yeah, sure. It's so much easier once you know the answers, right? 186 Jump to: [usagehub] 66->186 67 You: "Good enough! Take that, you book." 93 IsKimHere() 67->93 68 Inland Empire: You would have done better if you'd just dial the Dolores Dei down a bit. 68->11 69 Jump to: [qthreehub] 69->127 202 The Greatest Innocence: Question 3: Who was the false innocence? 70->202 134 CheckEquipped("neck_tie")  and  Variable["whirling.necktie_personified"] 71->134 73 IsKimHere() 72->73 74 !(IsKimHere()) 72->74 99 Kim Kitsuragi: The lieutenant is doing his best to ignore your behaviour. 73->99 74->66 114 Endurance: You can do it. It'll be worth it. There's something here. 75->114 76 Variable["doomed.greatest_pain_false_not_dolores"] 77 Variable["doomed.greatest_pain_false_not_dolores"] 76->77 78 !(Variable["doomed.greatest_pain_false_not_dolores"]) 76->78 77->34 188 Pain Threshold: I don't even have to say it anymore. 78->188 80 (Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] > 6  or  Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] > 4  or  Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] > 2)  and  (Variable["doomed.greatest_did_dolores_twice"]  or Variable["doomed.greatest_clicked_on_dolores_once"] ) 79->80 81 !((Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] > 6  or  Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] > 4  or  Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] > 2)  and  (Variable["doomed.greatest_did_dolores_twice"]  or Variable["doomed.greatest_clicked_on_dolores_once"] )) 79->81 192 Inland Empire: You would have done better if you'd just left Dolores Dei for the end. Dial the Dolores Dei down *a bit*. 80->192 189 Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] > 0 81->189 82->51 83 You: You're *absolutely* certain of this? 83->42 84 You: No. 120 Encyclopedia: Damn. 84->120 85 Kim Kitsuragi: "Oh-kay." The lieutenant stares at you, his visage unflinching. 85->71 86 You: "Aced that. Take that, you book." 86->93 87->32 88 Logic: Yes. Obviously. 88->16 89->107 90 You: Dolores Dei? 210 Variable["doomed.greatest_clicked_on_dolores_once"] 90->210 109 Encyclopedia: Of course! This is my *thing*, the reason I exist in this world. The correct answer is Franconegro. 91->109 118 The Greatest Innocence: Question 2: Who was the strongest innocence? 92->118 94 IsKimHere() 93->94 95 !(IsKimHere()) 93->95 167 Kim Kitsuragi: The lieutenant is jolted to attention by your sudden outburst. "Huh? Take what?" 94->167 95->204 97 Variable["doomed.book_gi_quiz_again"] == 2 96->97 98 !(Variable["doomed.book_gi_quiz_again"] == 2) 96->98 156 Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] < 2 97->156 98->44 99->66 100 Variable["doomed.greatest_inland_steer_clear_of_dolores"] 101 Variable["doomed.greatest_inland_steer_clear_of_dolores"] 100->101 102 !(Variable["doomed.greatest_inland_steer_clear_of_dolores"]) 100->102 187 You: Not thinking about it. Not thinking about it. Back to quiz. 101->187 209 You: What? 101->209 102->32 103 The Greatest Innocence: Incorrect again. While she originated many modern institutions, launched several successful expeditions, and was even critical of the innocentic system itself -- and *somehow* keeps popping up in your mind! -- she is not often considered the *strongest*. 155 The Greatest Innocence: Even though the words most associated with her rule are *l'amour, la compassion, l'autodiscipline* -- love, compassion, self-control -- which could be seen as facets of strength. Would you like to try again? 103->155 104->127 105 Pain Threshold: And more beautiful, and *more* beautiful... 208 The Greatest Innocence: Congratulations on finishing the test. The results and your subsequent grade have been calculated. You get... *Congratulations* on finishing the test again. The results and your subsequent grade have been calculated. You get... 105->208 106 You: The Perikarnassian? 106->31 107->6 107->39 107->106 111 You: You know, I didn't really absorb anything from what I just read. 107->111 116 You: Dolores Dei? 107->116 108 You: All news to me, so maybe a few hints? You going to be helpful this time? I could use a hint. 214 Encyclopedia: Yes. There exists a group called the Founding Party. Known as the Holy Party during the time of the Perikarnassian. This, the world's oldest international organization, spends its time in search of either the re-emergence of the innocence, or new members. 108->214 109->83 110->51 165 The Greatest Innocence: Then go with your best guess! Isn't that what students are trained to do when they don't know the answer? 111->165 112 You: "The book is unfair." 112->85 113 You: "Thinks it's so smart, god damn..." 113->85 153 The Greatest Innocence: Your educational survey is done. Did you catch any of that? No? Oh well, it's pop quiz time! Let's see what you've learned. This might take a few minutes. You ready? 114->153 115 Inland Empire: Steer clear of this one. There's something terrible about this one. 115->100 116->8 117->36 125 Encyclopedia: Easy! Everybody knows the answer to this. You, me, anybody. 118->125 119->172 120->17 121->60 123 Variable["doomed.greatest_pain_false_not_dolores"] 122->123 124 !(Variable["doomed.greatest_pain_false_not_dolores"]) 122->124 123->56 124->129 197 Variable["doomed.book_gi_ency_blackcheck"] 125->197 126 You: Kedra? 185 The Greatest Innocence: Incorrect. Kedra is a large nation in the mid-northern area of the Mundi isola, north of the Occident, between the Irmalan mountain range and the Pisantic *mare interregnum*. Care to try again? 126->185 127->24 127->108 127->126 140 You: Stepan the Despicable? 127->140 169 You: Dolores... 127->169 128 Jump to: [qthreehub] 128->127 129->34 130 Kim Kitsuragi: The lieutenant is tapping his foot, but you can't tell if it's a habitual tic or impatience. 205 The Greatest Innocence: How is it possible that you're messing this up? Are you doing it on purpose? 130->205 131 IsKimHere() 132 IsKimHere() 131->132 133 !(IsKimHere()) 131->133 132->130 133->205 135 CheckEquipped("neck_tie")  and  Variable["whirling.necktie_personified"] 134->135 136 !(CheckEquipped("neck_tie")  and  Variable["whirling.necktie_personified"]) 134->136 135->26 136->110 137->107 138->33 139 Jump to: [qtwohub] 139->172 173 The Greatest Innocence: Incorrect. Stepan the Despicable, regent of Kedra, was a ruler who conquered the known world during the Kedreatic Conquest -- *instead* of the despotic Ernö Pasternak. Would you try again? 140->173 141 The Greatest Innocence: Everything from interisolary travel, to the connected world, to three consecutive scientific revolutions can be traced back to her. Every decade that passes she seems less human somehow -- and more beautiful... 141->105 142 You: "Never mind. Thinking aloud." 142->47 143->48 207 Jump to: [usagehub] 144->207 147->139 148 You: What? 148->37 149 Pain Threshold: No. Stop thinking it. I said it wasn't her. She was true. 149->128 150 Inland Empire: You really navigated some treacherous waters here. Well done. 150->11 151 You: Yes. Immensely. 181 Encyclopedia: Great! 151->181 152->51 153->20 162 You: Sure, why not? Aced it once, no trouble acing it again. Okay, I can definitely do better this time. 153->162 154 Jump to: [qfourhub] 154->34 155->27 157 Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] < 2 156->157 158 !(Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] < 2) 156->158 157->35 157->193 158->193 206 You: "Oh damn it, what went wrong this time." "Fuck you again! You damned condescending prick. I swear, I'll rip you apart!" 158->206 160 Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] == 0 159->160 161 !(Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] == 0) 159->161 160->86 160->193 161->67 161->193 171 The Greatest Innocence: That's the spirit. Here we go! Question 1: Who was the first innocence? Imagine that, it's quite easy when you already know the answers, isn't it? But okay, if this makes you feel better. Here we go again. Question 1: Who was the first innocence? It seems rather unfair to try again after you already know the answers, but sure, if this makes you feel better. Here we go again. Question 1: Who was the first innocence? 162->171 163 Encyclopedia: Um... I can do better! Okay, so commonly an innocence does not enforce his or her power through military power. This is seen as unnecessary. The innocence wins because an innocence can't help but win, for their deeds are inevitabilities. Did this help? 163->84 163->151 201 You: Okay, very interesting, but that doesn't help me answer the question. Yes, yes, so interesting, but I thought you'd give me the answer to the question. 164->201 176 Jump to: [qonehub] 165->176 166->115 167->142 178 You: "I put this book in it's place, that's what. I'm so goddamn smart." 167->178 168 Pain Threshold: Dolores... 168->172 169->149 170->19 171->38 172->40 172->64 172->90 183 You: Franconegro? 172->183 173->128 174->76 196 The Greatest Innocence: Incorrect. While Franconegro built concrete churches and cathedrals, and while many people, especially the Mesque, consider him a father figure due to his militarism and nationalism, João Paolo Salomao Lopez de Fuego argues differently. Another choice, perhaps? 175->196 176->107 177->22 178->47 179->112 179->113 180->18 181->17 182->88 183->23 184 Jump to: [qthreehub] 184->127 185->69 186->51 187->87 188->34 190 Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] > 0 189->190 191 !(Variable["doomed.book_gi_wrong_counter"] > 0) 189->191 190->68 191->150 192->11 194 The Greatest Innocence: Incorrect. While she originated many modern institutions, launched several successful expeditions, and was even critical of the innocentic system itself -- not to mention *beautiful* -- she is not often considered the *strongest*. 194->155 215 The Greatest Innocence: Incorrect. He was a violent bastard out to torture, maim and kill whoever stood in his way. He was also a *false* innocence, disqualifying him from being the greatest and most important -- and most precious to human kind. Would you like to try again? 195->215 196->57 198 Variable["doomed.book_gi_ency_blackcheck"] 197->198 199 !(Variable["doomed.book_gi_ency_blackcheck"]) 197->199 198->172 199->168 200->184 201->163 202->14 203->141 204->134 205->186 206->131 207->51 208->43 209->2 211 Variable["doomed.greatest_clicked_on_dolores_once"] 210->211 212 !(Variable["doomed.greatest_clicked_on_dolores_once"]) 210->212 211->103 212->194 213->30 213->148 214->65 215->154