Poets Society IX

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==SERIES SUMMARY: ==
DEPENDS ON SERIES: 	 		 		 		
Assay Astray 	 		 		 		
REQUIRED FOR SERIES: 	 		 		 		
Mischievous Morals 	 		 		 		
Release Date: October 30, 2014 	 		 		 		
Number of Pickaxes: 9-13 	 		 		 		
Minimum Amount of Time to Uncover Items in the Canyon: 28:00:00	 		 		 		
Quest Structures Uncovered and Built: 	 		 		 		
Shakespeare's Ages of Man 	 		 		 		
Catalogue Items Purchased, Built, or Planted: 	 		 		 		
None 	 		 		 		
Structures and Collectables Needed: 	 		 		 		
None 	 		 		 		
What the Colors Mean: 	 		 		 		
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==QUESTS:==
===QUEST: All The World's A Stage===
{|	Ms. Emma:	"All the world's a stage,
And all the men and women merely players..."
"They have their exits and entrances,
And one man in his time plays many parts,
His acts being seven ages."
	
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{|	☐	Follow Emma to the canyon as she recites her poem!
Tap the Canyon to Explore.
	
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{|	☐	Clean the debris off of the stage.
Tap the area to Clear.
{|	Carson:	That's a right purty poem yer recitin', Miss! What's it about?
QUEST COMPLETE! 	QUEST COMPLETE!
“The whole thing is staged, Carson!”	
REWARD : 100 : 25 	
===QUEST: Monologue Metaphor===
{|	Ms. Emma:	The 'poem' is actually a monologue from William Shakespeare's play, "As You Like It"!
Man is "at first the infant,
Mewling and puking in the nurse's arms...
Then the whining school-boy with his satchel..."
	
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{|	☐	Find the first poem piece in the canyon.
Tap the Canyon to Explore.
	
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{|	☐	Retrieve the golden pacifier!
Tap the Golden Pacifier to Collect.
{|	Ms. Emma:	The monologue is an extended metaphor for the different stages we go through at different times in our lives!
Isn't the comparison simply genius?
QUEST COMPLETE! 	QUEST COMPLETE!
“What do you call a lonely piece of wood? A mono-log!”	
REWARD : 100 : 25 	
===QUEST: Simple Schoolboy===
{|	Ms. Emma:	The first 'roles' we play are those of simple children: the baby and the schoolboy.
Mr. Carson, you wouldn't mind demonstrating for our student, would you? Excellent!
	
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{|	☐	Give Carson the golden pacifier while on-stage!
Tap Shakespeare's Ages of Man to Upgrade.
{|	Carson:	Ugh... I don't feel so good, pard. Where's my Mama when I need her?
QUEST COMPLETE! 	QUEST COMPLETE!
“Carson's a real Mama's b'hoy!”	
REWARD : 100 : 25 	
===QUEST: Fervent Feller===
{|	Ms. Emma:	"And then the lover,
Sighing like furnace, with a woeful ballad
Made to his mistress' eyebrow."
"Then, a soldier,
Full of strange oaths, and bearded like the pard,
Jealous in honour, sudden, and quick in quarrel..."
	
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{|	☐	Search the Old Mine for the second poem piece.
Tap the Old Mine to Explore.
	
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{|	☐	Retrieve the golden dagger.
Tap the Golden Dagger to Collect.
{|	Carson:	That's kind 'a ya, Miss, but I ain't no love-sick feller chirpin' at the moon.
QUEST COMPLETE! 	QUEST COMPLETE!
“He ain't no bearded pard, either!”	
REWARD : 100 : 25 	
===QUEST: Fawning Fella===
{|	Ms. Emma:	Are you so sure of that, Mr. Carson?
You are not yet a hot-tempered 'soldier'; therefore, you must currently be playing the 'lover'!
	
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{|	☐	Give Carson the golden dagger while on-stage!
Tap Shakespeare's Ages of Man to Upgrade.
{|	Carson:	Miss Ruby, I sing for thee! Thy sleek brow, thy subtle cheek...
QUEST COMPLETE! 	QUEST COMPLETE!
“Carson's a mild-mannered feller alright!”	
REWARD : 100 : 25 	
===QUEST: Wise Guy===
{|	Carson:	Pard, all these changes are mighty perturbin'. I think it's time to take matters inta my own hands!
	
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{|	☐	Join Carson as he treks through the mine.
Tap the Old Mine to Explore.
	
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{|	☐	Retrieve the golden scales.
Tap the Golden Scales to Collect.
{|	Carson:	How odd... I must say, I quite suddenly feel rather erudite!
All has been laid bare before me, friend: passionate youth, the middle years, and even eventual senescence.
QUEST COMPLETE! 	QUEST COMPLETE!
“Senescence' means the process of growing old!”	
REWARD : 100 : 25 	
===QUEST: Aged On-Stage===
{|	Ms. Emma:	The scale represents the wisdom and experience acquired with age that permit a true understanding of justice.
	
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{|	☐	Add the golden scales to the stage!
Tap Shakespeare's Ages of Man to Upgrade.
{|	Carson:	I'm gittin' a bit tired, pard. Might need ta sit down or somethin'...
QUEST COMPLETE! 	QUEST COMPLETE!
“Sounds like he now has a real sense of scale!”	
REWARD : 100 : 25 	
===QUEST: Sans Senses===
{|	Ms. Emma:	That is because the final stage is old age, Carson. As Shakespeare so eloquently put it:
"Last scene of all...
Is second childishness and mere oblivion,
Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything."
	
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{|	☐	Search the canyon for the final poem piece.
Tap the Canyon to Explore.
	
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{|	☐	Retrieve the golden cane.
Tap the Golden Cane to Collect.
{|	Carson:	What's that, whippersnapper? I cain't hardly hear ya, you'll have ta speak up.
QUEST COMPLETE! 	QUEST COMPLETE!
“I bet Carson didn't think he'd ever hear himself say that!”	
REWARD : 100 : 25 	
===QUEST: Rightful Rest===
{|	Ms. Emma:	Here's your cane, Carson. You really should rest after walking around all day.
	
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{|	☐	Give Carson the golden cane while on-stage!
Tap Shakespeare's Ages of Man to Upgrade.
{|	Carson:	Alright, you young'uns carry on. I'll jest be takin' a nap now...
QUEST COMPLETE! 	QUEST COMPLETE!
“You cane't take a nap now, Carson!”	
REWARD : 100 : 25 	
===QUEST: All The World's Been Staged===
{|	Carson:	Huh, that sure was somethin' else, Miss Emma! I think we kin all learn a lot from yer lesson today.
	
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{|	☐	Contemplate Shakespeare's "Ages of Man" with Carson and Emma!
Tap Shakespeare's Ages of Man to Harvest. (1x)
{|	Ms. Emma:	We certainly did learn something today! Wouldn't you agree, friend?
Although... er, Mr. Carson, you won't be needing your cane anymore!
QUEST COMPLETE! 	QUEST COMPLETE!
“This was a real 'life' lesson for Carson!”	
REWARD : 100 : 25 	
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