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October 28 Underwood-Petrov meeting

The **October 28 Underwood-Petrov meeting** took place on October 28, 2015, in the Jordan Valley, between U.S. President Frank Underwood and Russian president Viktor Petrov. The meeting was held to discuss resolving the 2015 Jordan Valley crisis.

During the meeting, Petrov agreed to withdraw Russian forces in exchange for a United Nations pullout, scale back of U.S. missile defense in Europe, as previously agreed. At last minute, he required that First Lady Claire Underwood resign as ambassador to the United Nations to enact the agreement.
Killing of Peter Russo

On September 20, 2013, Peter Russo, a member of the United States House of Representatives from Pennsylvania's 1st congressional district and the Democratic nominee for Pennsylvania governor, was killed by U.S. Representative Frank Underwood of carbon monoxide poisoning in his garage.

Underwood's chief of staff Doug Stamper convinced Washington Metropolitan Police chief Barney Hull in a meeting with him hours earlier to release Russo from jail after he turned himself in for driving under the influence. Hull handed Russo off to Underwood in a backroom exit deal, where he drove his car to Russo's apartment. Underwood intoxicated Russo and waited for him to fall asleep before locking him in his car with the windows open and closing the garage door. He was never seen on security footage leaving the garage. Russo was found by law enforcement the next morning, and police ruled his death a suicide. Hull subsequently covered up his role in the exit deal.
April 16 Underwood-Blythe-Jacobs meeting

The **April 16 Underwood-Blythe-Jacobs meeting** took place on April 16, 2015, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood, U.S. Vice President Donald Blythe and Associate Justice Robert Jacobs of the Supreme Court of the United States.

During the meeting, Jacobs informed Underwood that he had been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's and intended to retire from the Supreme Court. Underwood asked Jacobs to remain on the bench for some time longer to avoid a Supreme Court nomination battle while launching his America Works jobs program.
September 26 Underwood-Macallan meeting

The **September 26 Underwood-Macallan meeting** took place on September 26, 2016, at the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood and National Security Agency analyst Aidan Macallan. The publicly-stated purpose of the meeting was Macallan briefing White House Chief of Staff Doug Stamper on national domestic surveillance efforts of the Islamic Caliphate Organization.

In actuality, the purpose of the meeting was for Macallan to provide an update on his domestic tracking on American citizens on behalf of the Underwood campaign to influence votes in the 2016 presidential election.
2016 Frank Underwood speech to the United States House of Representatives

On October 24, 2016, U.S. President Frank Underwood interrupted a floor session of the United States House of Representatives while they were debating whether or not to open an investigation into him over the publication of the *Underwood's Crooked Path to Oval Office* article by the *Washington Herald*.

Underwood walked onto the floor of the House of Representatives and took a seat during parliamentary procedures, sparking an uproar among members. After House Minority Leader Bob Birch was recognized, he yielded his time to Underwood, causing an even greater uproar. Underwood addressed the 2016 ICO hostage crisis after House Speaker Madeline McCarthy declined his request to address a joint session of Congress to request a declaration of war against the Islamic Caliphate Organization. McCarthy ordered Underwood to suspend and directed the House Sergeant at Arms to remove him from the House chamber, causing a standoff between U.S. Capitol Police and the Secret Service.

The public widely criticized Underwood for "taking the House hostage" until the body agreed to vote on his declaration of war request. Democrats in general supported the speech while Republicans universally condemned it as an abuse of power and a violation of the constitutional separation of powers.
Third inauguration of Frank Underwood

John CarlChief Justice of the United States*— Administering oath*

Claire Underwood51st Vice President of the United States*— Assuming office*

The **third inauguration of Frank Underwood** as the 46th president of the United States was the 59th presidential inauguration, marking the commencement of the third term of Frank Underwood as president and Claire Underwood as vice president. The public ceremony took place on Wednesday, January 20, 2021, at the West Front of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. Underwood became the first president since Franklin D. Roosevelt to be inaugurated to more than two terms.
Spike

## Informações Gerais

### Apelido(s)

* Roxinho (Por Tavim)
* Filho (Por Kered)

### Idioma(s)

* Português Brasileiro
* Inglês

## Família & Relacionamentos

### Pais

* Kered
* Pipoca
* Edy
* Dark

### Outros

* Iris (Irmã)
* Sherlock (Irmão)
* Star (Irmã)
* Marco (Irmão)
* Magenta (Irmão)

## Afiliações

### Residência(s)

* Torre do mago Spike (Atualmente)
* Fabrica do Spike (Anteriormente)

### Construção(s)

* Torre do mago Spike
* Fabrica do Spike
* Moinho que o Spike fez
* Mina de lava
* Protótipo mina do Spike

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## Inventário

 Engrenagem

## Animais de Estimação

 Papagaio
 Papagaio
 Urso
 Elefante
 Canguru
Edy (SMP)

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> **Edy** para Ribeiro quando o mesmo achava que ele e a Nina estavam namorando.

## Fisiologia

Edy, de cabelo castanho curto, atualmente usa colete preto, jaqueta vermelha, luvas nas mãos, calça jeans e sapatos azuis.

## Personalidade

Edy tem um caráter muito gentil, mas às vezes ocorrem alguns erros de personalidade que acabam por transformá-lo em uma pessoa fria e cruel.

## Animais de Estimação

  Roberto
  Fenrir
2016 Knoxville attack

The **2016 Knoxville attack** occurred on November 8, 2016, at a voting center for the 2016 United States elections in Knoxville, Tennessee. The attack was orchestrated by U.S. President Frank Underwood and his campaign manager LeAnn Harvey as part of their efforts to undermine the presidential election.

While a large mass of people was lining up to vote at the center, an individual made a bomb threat and prompted a stampede that injured 12 people. Underwood hoped to use the attack in convincing Tennessee governor Mitch Scanlon to close voting centers over "fear of further terrorist incidents." In actuality, he planned on Tennessee being one of the states where voting would halt, which would prevent the certification of that state's vote and thus prevent either Underwood or Republican presidential nominee Will Conway from reaching the 270 required electoral votes to be elected president.
Deposition of Thomas Larkin

On October 16, 2014, Dr. Thomas Larkin, U.S. President Garrett Walker's personal counselor, testified before the Dunbar special counsel investigation in a deposition.

During the meeting, Special Prosecutor Heather Dunbar asked if Walker brought up the Tusk money laundering scheme during their therapy sessions, which he denied. After Dunbar asked whether or not Larkin prescribed Walker with medication, he dodged the question and made several questionable responses, leading Dunbar to question him on whether or not the White House coached his testimony. When he learned that Walker waived his privilege to spiritual confidentiality, Larkin admitted that White House Counsel Bill Galich tampered with his testimony.
2013 Clean Water Initiative gala

The **2013 Clean Water Initiative gala** took place on May 10, 2013, at Hotel Cotesworth in Washington, D.C. The charity event was held to raise funds for the Clean Water Initiative, operated by Claire Underwood, after SanCorp pulled out of a donation package over disagreements with her husband, U.S. Representative Frank Underwood.
June 7 Underwood-Petrov Oval Office meeting

The **June 7 Underwood-Petrov Oval Office meeting** took place on June 7, 2015, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood and Russian president Viktor Petrov.

During the meeting, Underwood agreed to scale back parts, but not all, of the United States' missile defense system in Europe in exchange for Petrov accepting his Jordan Valley peace plan. He stated that the scale back must remain classified without public knowledge, which Petrov rejected on the belief that Russia would publicly look weak for accepting the Jordan Valley plan without gaining anything in return. He said he would accept the proposal if made public. The meeting, and the Washington summit itself, ended in failure after Underwood refused.
October 14 Underwood-Durant meeting

The **October 14 Underwood-Durant meeting** took place on October 14, 2014, at the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Vice President Frank Underwood and U.S. Secretary of State Catherine Durant.

During the meeting, Underwood asked for Durant's assistance in incriminating and removing U.S. President Garrett Walker from office.
September 14 Walker-Underwood meeting

The **September 14 Walker-Underwood meeting** took place on September 14, 2013, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Garrett Walker and U.S. Representative Frank Underwood. The meeting was held to discuss the Delaware River Watershed Act. Underwood asked for Walker's public support, which he declined as he believed the bill was too liberal for his liking.
ERA vote

The **ERA vote** was a floor vote of the United States Senate on January 28, 2014, in the body's chamber at the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., on final passage of the Entitlement Reform Act, a sub-bill in the larger Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2014. According to the agreement, passage of the entitlement amendment bill would constitute approval of the Consolidated Appropriations Act under the previous agreement parliamentary procedure.

U.S. Vice President Frank Underwood presided over the Senate vote in his capacity as president of the Senate. Representing the Walker administration, Underwood struck a deal with Senate Republicans to raise the age of eligibility of retirement to pass the Consolidated Appropriations Act, as highlighted in the Entitlement Reform Act. In a meeting between Underwood and Senate Majority Leader Hector Mendoza prior to the floor vote, Mendoza informed him that he was withdrawing his support because of Senator Curtis Haas successfully lobbying enough Republican senators against the proposal at last minute. After the Democrats whipped enough Republican votes to pass the bill, Mendoza led Republicans in a boycott of the vote, failing to reach a quorum call. Underwood subsequently ordered the Senate Sergeant at Arms to compel the absence of senators, warranting for the arrests of all not sick or excused.

The Senate narrowly passed the Entitlement Reform Act as a substitute amendment, thus passing the Consolidated Appropriations Act and sending it back to the House of Representatives for final approval hours before the government shutdown began during the 2014 State of the Union address.
December 11 Underwood-Sharp meeting

The **December 11 Underwood-Sharp meeting** took place on December 11, 2015, aboard Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, between U.S. President Frank Underwood and U.S. Representative Jackie Sharp.

Underwood sneaked Sharp onto the plane while it was preparing for departure to discuss their plans for the upcoming Democratic presidential debate. During the meeting, they agreed to attack Heather Dunbar before Sharp would drop out of the race the following week and endorse Underwood.
March 20 Danton-Tusk meeting

The **March 20 Danton-Tusk meeting** took place on March 20, 2016, in Missouri, between former White House Chief of Staff Remy Danton and industrialist Raymond Tusk.

During the meeting, Danton asked Tusk to help acting U.S. President Donald Blythe in resolving the ongoing oil crisis which resulted in record-high gas prices.
May 6 Underwood-Feng meeting

The **May 6 Underwood-Feng meeting** took place in secret on May 6, 2014, in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, between U.S. Vice President Frank Underwood and Chinese businessman Xander Feng. The meeting took place hours after U.S. President Garrett Walker ordered Underwood to stop his back-channeling with Feng in a phone call between the two.

During the meeting, Feng reiterated that the Port Jefferson bridge proposal was dead.
Gingerbrave

Gingerbrave (stylised as GingerBrave, also known as Brave Cookie) is a character in TTWLU.

Brave is well-known for being one of the few cookies to escape the Witch's oven. Many claim that he came to life because the Witch used magic powder instead of ginger powder. The main characters found him on the streets one day and took him in. What could have happened to this Brave Cookie?
2014 testimony of Raymond Tusk

On October 29, 2014, American industrialist Raymond Tusk testified before the House Judiciary Committee pursuing impeachment proceedings against U.S. President Garrett Walker.

Walker directed former White House Chief of Staff Linda Vasquez to recant her proposal for Tusk's pardon that she delivered to him in a meeting a day earlier after learning there was a possibility that he may withstand the impeachment proceedings. As a result, despite originally pleading the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in response to questions asked by committee members, Tusk testified that he orchestrated and facilitated a money laundering scheme at the direction of Walker.
March 21 Blythe-Tusk-Danton meeting

The **March 21 Blythe-Tusk-Danton meeting** took place on March 21, 2016, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between acting U.S. President Donald Blythe, industrialist Raymond Tusk and former White House Chief of Staff Remy Danton. The meeting was held to discuss resolutions to the ongoing oil crisis.
Resignation of Robert Jacobs

On January 18, 2016, Associate Justice Robert Jacobs of the Supreme Court of the United States announced his resignation after disclosing his diagnosis with Alzheimer's Disease. During a meeting with Democratic front-runner Heather Dunbar, Jacobs urged her to accept U.S. President Frank Underwood's nomination for her to be his replacement.
Arrest of Lucas Goodwin

On May 7, 2014, *Washington Herald* editor Lucas Goodwin was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation after attempting to hack an AT&T data center in Virginia.

In December 2013, the FBI was made aware of posts by Goodwin to the dark web with allegations that U.S. Vice President Frank Underwood killed U.S. Representative Peter Russo and reporter Zoe Barnes. He further asked for instructions on how to hack deleted phone records, leading him to hacker Gavin Orsay, who unbeknownst to Goodwin was secretly working for the FBI. During a January meeting between Underwood's chief of staff Doug Stamper and FBI executive liaison to the White House Nathan Green, Stamper offered him a recommendation to U.S. President Garrett Walker that he be promoted to deputy director if he framed Goodwin for committing a crime that would result in his arrest and thus the quashing of his allegations against Underwood.

Green coached Orsay into training Goodwin on how to hack the AT&T data center to obtain Barnes' phone records in order to prove her relationship with Underwood. When Goodwin was receiving a tour of the facility by staff and attempted to secretly insert a USB containing a virus into a server that would download the records to Goodwin's personal device, the facility staff revealed themselves to be FBI agents and subsequently arrested him. Goodwin was charged with cyberterrorism and sentenced to ten years in prison, with eligibility for parole in seven.
2013 Pennsylvania gubernatorial campaign announcement of Jim Matthews

On October 1, 2013, U.S. Vice President Jim Matthews, in a joint statement with U.S. President Garrett Walker, declared his candidacy in the 2013 Pennsylvania gubernatorial special election. The announcement came weeks after U.S. Representative Peter Russo, the Democratic nominee, was killed. Matthews' candidacy made him the presumptive Democratic nominee for the election.
November 4 Underwood-Barnes meeting

The **November 4 Underwood-Barnes meeting** took place on November 4, 2013, in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Representative Frank Underwood and *Slugline* reporter Zoe Barnes.

During the meeting, Underwood demanded Barnes delete their phone history and admitted that he and Metropolitan Police chief Barney Hull covered up the late U.S. Representative Peter Russo's arrest and DUI. Barnes had been working with reporters Lucas Goodwin and Janine Skorsky in investigating Underwood, obtaining the police report from Russo's suicide. Underwood falsely stated that Russo was found hanging out of the passenger seat with the door open because he got second thoughts to cover up his involvement in the killing. He told Barnes that he bailed Russo out of his arrest and sent him to see Roy Kapeniak, but nothing further.
July 16 Underwood-Hammerschmidt meeting

The **July 16 Underwood-Hammerschmidt meeting** took place on July 16, 2014, at the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Vice President Frank Underwood and journalist Tom Hammerschmidt. During the meeting, Hammerschmidt confronted Underwood with Lucas Goodwin's evidence against him and threatened to publish it in an article. Underwood formally declined the allegations that he killed Peter Russo and Zoe Barnes, dismissing them as insane.
Dream

Dream is the very first location in the game. There is no way to get to this location except for the beginning and end of the game and there are no enemies here.

On the right of the location there is an empty house and on the left there are deers and a tree one of the deer is glitch and some things are hanging on the tree and also glitch. In the middle of the location is a girl named Lilly. The traveler needs to talk to her. After talking to Lilly, you appear at the entrance to the house. You can pick up the grimoires from the chair and the bed here and chair starts to glitch in the house. After talking to Lilly again, she will suggest that you take the training.

## Trivia

* There's a grave under the tree, but there are already two graves under the same tree on the starting cutscene (location from training).
* this is the only place where the Main character is without a spacesuit, but it still won't work out to find out his appearance.

## Gallery

A tree with one graveA tree with two graves
January 25 Stamper-Posner meeting

The **January 25 Stamper-Posner meeting** took place on January 25, 2013, in Washington, D.C., between Doug Stamper and Rachel Posner, the prostitute that was arrested weeks earlier alongside U.S. Representative Peter Russo. During the meeting, Stamper paid Posner $10,000 in hush money to stay silent about her relationship with Russo and additional payment for her to perform sex work on himself.
Underwood-teacher's union negotiations

The **Underwood-teacher's union negotiations** took place from April 12 to 14, 2013, at the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Representative Frank Underwood and representatives of the two largest teacher's unions in the United States regarding disagreements within the Education Reform and Achievement Act.
Deportation of Xander Feng

On October 30, 2014, U.S. President Frank Underwood ordered the United States Department of State and Department of Homeland Security to rescind Xander Feng's asylum and subsequently deport him to China. Feng was given asylum for agreeing to admit to the Tusk money laundering scheme during a call with Special Prosecutor Heather Dunbar and U.S. Secretary of State Catherine Durant.

Feng's deportation resulted in his conviction and execution in China on corruption charges.
2014 bioterrorism scare at the United States Capitol

The **2014 bioterrorism scare at the United States Capitol** occurred on February 13, 2014, when white powder was discovered in a letter mailed to U.S. Representative Jackie Sharp's office at the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. The powder's discovery forced the Capitol into lock down ahead of the House of Representatives' vote on the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2014.
Walker-Underwood Oval Office confrontation

The **Walker-Underwood Oval Office confrontation** took place on October 13, 2014, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C.

U.S. President Garrett Walker confronted U.S. Vice President Frank Underwood over his schemes in setting him up to be involved in potential criminal conduct and claimed that he was attempting to diminish him. Walker subsequently threatened him and demanded that since he could not ask for his resignation without interfering in the Dunbar special counsel investigation, he did not want to see him again.
May 7 Walker-Underwood-Tusk call

The **May 7 Walker-Underwood-Tusk call** took place on May 7, 2014, from Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Garrett Walker, U.S. Vice President Frank Underwood and industrialist Raymond Tusk.

During the call, Tusk alleged that Feng informed him he and Underwood met in secret the previous night, despite Walker's order earlier that day to end the back-channeling. Underwood denied the allegations before Walker expressed his outrage in both him and Tusk and left the call.
Vice presidential inauguration of Frank Underwood

The **vice presidential inauguration of Frank Underwood** as the 49th vice president of the United States occurred on December 18, 2013, marking the commencement of the term of Frank Underwood. A private swearing-in ceremony was held at his home in Washington, D.C., attended by staff and members of Congress.
2014 Yonaguni Island incident

The **2014 Yonaguni Island incident** occurred on September 25, 2014, when two Chinese destroyers entered waters within three miles off the coast of Yonaguni Island, under the sovereignty of Japan. The incident presented a major foreign policy challenge for U.S. President Garrett Walker over his policy towards China.
January 9 Underwood-Barnes meeting

The **January 9 Underwood-Barnes meeting** took place on January 9, 2013, in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Representative Frank Underwood and *Washington Herald* reporter Zoe Barnes. During the meeting, Barnes confronted Underwood with the suggestive photo of him from the Washington national opera days earlier and blackmailed him into a working relationship for inside political information.
July 21 Underwood-Petrov meeting

The **July 21 Underwood-Petrov meeting** took place on July 21, 2015, at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, between U.S. President Frank Underwood and Russian president Viktor Petrov as part of the wider 2015 Moscow summit. The meeting was held to discuss the renewed bilateral peace plan for the Jordan Valley.

During the meeting, Underwood and Petrov agreed on the logistics of a United Nations peacekeeping mission but differed on scaling back the United States' missile defense systems in Europe. Petrov agreed to a partial secret scale back in Poland but asked for a complete scale back in the Czech Republic.
Durant-Dunbar-Feng call

The **Durant-Dunbar-Feng call** took place over the phone from Washington, D.C., on October 14, 2014, between U.S. Secretary of State Catherine Durant, Special Prosecutor Heather Dunbar and Chinese businessman Xander Feng.

During the call, Durant offered Feng asylum in the United States if he admitted to Dunbar that he funneled money through Daniel Lanagin's casino, which he declined to answer. After Durant threatened that China was hunting him for alleged corruption, Feng confirmed the existence of the Tusk money laundering scheme whereby the Adohi Casino was used to mask foreign contributions to influence American elections.
December 18 Walker-Underwood-Durant-Tusk meeting

The **December 18 Walker-Underwood-Durant-Tusk meeting** took place on December 18, 2013, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Garrett Walker, U.S. Vice President Frank Underwood, U.S. Secretary of State Catherine Durant and businessman Raymond Tusk. The meeting was held to discuss U.S.-China relations ahead of the upcoming joint commission talks.

During the meeting, Tusk asked Walker to limit the agenda to a few key issues including import tariffs on industrial manufactured goods and export quotas on rare earth elements, both of which would directly benefit his business interests in China. Durant countered by asking Walker to focus on the rise of corporate cyberattacks. After Underwood sided with Tusk, Walker authorized Durant to issue a suggestive agenda in a backroom setting to address cyberattacks separately.
Termination of the Sharp 2016 campaign

On December 12, 2015, one day after her poor performance in the first 2016 Democratic presidential debate, U.S. Representative Jackie Sharp dropped out of the 2016 presidential election and endorsed contender Heather Dunbar. Sharp was originally supposed to drop out and endorse U.S. President Frank Underwood, who would make her his running mate.
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December 18 Underwood-Birch-Womack-Webb-Buchwalter meeting

The **December 18 Underwood-Birch-Womack-Webb-Buchwalter meeting** took place on December 18, 2013, in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Vice President Frank Underwood, House Speaker Bob Birch, House Majority Leader Terry Womack, and U.S. Representatives Howard Webb and Wes Buchwalter. The meeting was held to discuss Webb and Buchwalter's conduct in the whip's race to replace Underwood.
Things That Were Left Unsaid Wiki

**Welcome to the Things That Were Left Unsaid Wiki!**
*"Long ago, midnight rain fell on a young white lily. And from then on, we knew that everything was going to change for sleepy, old Imaginationland..."*

Welcome to the once cheerful Imaginationland, which has now become the place it is today, thanks to the birth of Lily, the fall of Lucifer, the rise of the Powerfuls, and the death of someone who may have held the answer in the past...

## About

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February 13 Underwood-Blythe meeting

The **February 13 Underwood-Blythe meeting** took place on February 13, 2014, at the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Vice President Frank Underwood and U.S. Representative Donald Blythe. The meeting was held to discuss Blythe's objections to the Entitlement Reform Act ahead of the House of Representatives' vote on final passage of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2014, of which the ERA was a major part.
July 22 Underwood-Tusk call

The **July 22 Underwood-Tusk call** took place on July 22, 2014, from the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Vice President Frank Underwood and industrialist Raymond Tusk. During the phone conversation, Underwood asked Tusk if he was funneling money to the Republican Party through Daniel Lanagin's casino, not knowing that he was sitting in front of Tusk during the call. Tusk denied the allegations.
April 16 White House press conference

The **April 16 White House press conference** was held on April 16, 2015, from the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, D.C. White House Press Secretary Seth Grayson briefed reporters on plans for a summit with Russian president Viktor Petrov, U.S. President Frank Underwood's America Works jobs program, and his possible candidacy in the 2016 presidential election.
Presidency of Frank Underwood

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Frank Underwood's tenure as the 46th president of the United States began with his extraordinary inauguration on October 30, 2014. Underwood, a Democrat from South Carolina who previously served as vice president, took office following the resignation of his predecessor Garrett Walker. He defeated Republican nominee Will Conway in the 2016 presidential election to win his own full term, but the Supreme Court later invalidated his election in a landmark ruling. Four years later, in the 2020 presidential election, he defeated Conway again in a rematch to win reelection after the Supreme Court's ruling inadvertently permitted his candidacy for another term.
2013 House Democratic coup attempt

The **2013 House Democratic coup attempt** was an attempted change of the Democratic Party's leadership in the United States House of Representatives that took place from May 3 to 7, 2013, and was orchestrated by U.S. Representative and House Majority Whip Frank Underwood.

Underwood approached House Majority Leader David Rasmussen and urged him to introduce a motion to remove Bob Birch as speaker of the House and run to replace him, which he refused. Underwood told members of Congress that Rasmussen was challenging Birch anyway and support gradually increased among Democrats. Underwood informed Birch of the scheme, stating that Rasmussen planned it and that he would support it unless Birch put the Education Reform and Achievement Act on the floor for a vote. Birch agreed and removed Rasmussen as floor leader, believing that he was the architect of the scheme. Rasmussen was replaced by Terry Womack, the chair of the Congressional Black Caucus.
Underwood primary surprise

On February 27, 2016, hours before polls opened in the 2016 South Carolina Democratic presidential primary, a photo of U.S. President Frank Underwood's father with a Ku Klux Klan member was posted on a billboard in Gaffney, South Carolina.

First Lady Claire Underwood directed her strategist LeAnn Harvey to recover the photo from a family deposit box and publicize it in retaliation for Underwood's snubbing of her congressional campaign during the 2016 State of the Union address. Harvey worked with Cherokee County administrator Oren Chase, a longtime Underwood critic, in putting the picture up. Underwood confirmed that it was his father in the picture and that the Klansman was the local banker. According to Underwood, his father attended the Klan meeting to convince the banker to provide him with a loan in order to prevent foreclosure on their family's farm. He was never an actual member of the Klan.

Despite Underwood's explanation, his position in the presidential race and overall approval took a significant hit.
January 29 Underwood-Barnes meeting

The **January 29 Underwood-Barnes meeting** took place on January 29, 2013, in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Representative Frank Underwood and *Washington Herald* reporter Zoe Barnes. During the meeting, Underwood instructed Barnes to begin reporting that Michael Kern's nomination for secretary of state had been rescinded and that U.S. President Garrett Walker was seriously considering United States senator Catherine Durant as his replacement, despite him never having an intention to nominate her. The widespread media coverage led to Durant's eventual nomination.
2015 Moscow summit

The **2015 Moscow summit** was a bilateral summit between the United States and Russia that took place in Moscow from July 21 to 22, 2015. The summit was held to renegotiate the Jordan Valley peace plan after the failed Washington summit.

Like its predecessor, the Moscow summit also failed because of the joint press conference following the death of Michael Corrigan.
Lucifer Morningstar

Lucifer Morningstar is the main antagonist of Things That Were Left Unsaid.

A long time ago, Lucifer lived in Heaven with the rest of the Morningstar family. That said, after humans got corrupted by some evil root (which we'll talk about later), Lucifer started to hate humankind, while God still believed that there was hope for humans. After teaming up with Satan and creating an army of his own, the War in Heaven took place and Lucifer fell to a land of emptyness later known by most as Hell.

Some time later, Lucifer found the unwilling White Lily, who made a deal with her that if Lily brought Lucifer the Soul Jams, including her own, the two will rule over Imaginationland together without the Powerfuls. Lily did such, and when the Powerfuls found out what had happened, they banished her far away...

Lucifer watched in pure delight, knowing that Lily will come back to him, especally after seeing Pure Vanilla's death.
September 17 Underwoods confrontation

The **September 17 Underwoods confrontation** took place on September 17, 2013, at the Clean Water Initiative in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Representative Frank Underwood and his wife Claire Underwood over the Delaware River Watershed Act. During the confrontation, Claire informed Frank of her deal with Remy Danton to secretly lobby members of Congress to vote against the bill in exchange for SanCorp's assistance to the Clean Water Initiative, which Frank expressed outrage at.
October 9 Walker-Underwood meeting

The **October 9 Walker-Underwood meeting** took place on October 9, 2014, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Garrett Walker and U.S. Vice President Frank Underwood.

During the meeting, Underwood informed Walker that special prosecutor Heather Dunbar was aware of his chief of staff Doug Stamper's trips to Kansas City and Beijing, which Walker claimed were impeachable offenses. Underwood suggested that they both volunteer their travel logs to the special counsel investigation as a "gesture of cooperation," which Walker expressed skepticism to because of his recorded visits with a therapist for marriage counseling with First Lady Patricia Walker, although he eventually agreed to it.
2016 South Carolina Democratic presidential primary

**2016 South Carolina Democratic presidential primary**

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The **2016 South Carolina Democratic presidential primary** was held on February 27, 2016, as the Democratic Party's fourth nominating contest in its primary season ahead of the 2016 presidential election.

Heather Dunbar narrowly defeated incumbent U.S. President Frank Underwood in his home state following the Underwood primary surprise, which cost him a portion of the black vote.
2015 Washington, D.C. unemployment emergency

On July 1, 2015, Washington, D.C. mayor Barney Hull declared a state of emergency over unemployment in the district at the direction of U.S. President Frank Underwood, and requested $3 billion from FEMA's disaster relief fund to respond. Underwood used the request to enact his America Works jobs program on a preliminary basis in the national capital after Congress failed to advance the America Works Act of 2015.

Several Republicans and other progressive Democrats criticized the emergency as an abuse of power and immediately filed lawsuits to block the declaration, all of which were thrown out in court because of Congress' allocation of the disaster relief fund for the president of the United States to use under the Stafford Act.
July 26 Underwood-Conway meeting

The **July 26 Underwood-Conway meeting** took place on July 26, 2016, in Atlanta, Georgia during the 2016 Democratic National Convention, between U.S. President Frank Underwood and Republican presidential nominee Will Conway. The meeting was held to discuss the ongoing situation related to the Islamic Caliphate Organization.

During the meeting, Conway received a call from his campaign headquarters and went into the bathroom to answer it. Underwood called his campaign manager LeAnn Harvey and asked her to direct Aidan Macallan into hacking the call under their FISA court order, but she refused.
February 2 Underwoods confrontation

The **February 2 Underwoods confrontation** was a physical altercation that took place on February 2, 2016, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood and First Lady Claire Underwood. The confrontation occurred amid growing marital issues and Claire's refusal to attend Underwood's Iowa victory speech.
June 30 Underwood-Sharp meeting

The **June 30 Underwood-Sharp meeting** took place on June 30, 2015, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood and U.S. Representative Jackie Sharp. The meeting was held to discuss Sharp's planned presidential bid as a stepping stone to Underwood making her his running mate in his eventual reelection campaign.
January 7 Gallagher-Goodwin meeting

The **January 7 Gallagher-Goodwin meeting** took place on January 7, 2014, in Washington, D.C., between *Washington Herald* editor Lucas Goodwin and political staffer Christina Gallagher, who worked for and was in a relationship with the late U.S. Representative Peter Russo. Goodwin confronted Gallagher and informed her that U.S. Vice President Frank Underwood killed both Russo and Zoe Barnes, to which Gallagher responded that he was insane and threatened to report him to Metropolitan Police, Underwood, and the Secret Service.
April 16 Underwood-Stamper meeting

The **April 16 Underwood-Stamper meeting** took place on April 16, 2015, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood and his former chief of staff, Doug Stamper. It was their first in-person meeting since Stamper's assault six months earlier.

During the meeting, Stamper asked to work on Underwood's team formulating America Works, which he rejected until he was fully recovered.
First 2016 presidential debate

The **first 2016 presidential debate** took place on October 3, 2016, at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York. Participants at the debate included Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominees Frank Underwood and Claire Underwood, and Republican presidential and vice presidential nominees Will Conway and Ted Brockhart. It was the first debate for the 2016 presidential election, and the first time that the presidential and vice presidential debates were held in conjunction with each other where both party's two nominees participated.
June 18 Underwood-Dunbar meeting

The **June 18 Underwood-Dunbar meeting** took place on June 18, 2015, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Heather Dunbar and Solicitor General Heather Dunbar shortly after she announced her candidacy for president in the 2016 presidential election. During the meeting, Underwood urged her to reconsider and accept the proposed nomination to the Supreme Court, which she refused, leading him to rescind it.
Resignation of Hector Mendoza

On August 25, 2015, U.S. Senator Hector Mendoza, the Senate Majority Leader and Republican presidential candidate in the 2016 presidential election, dropped out of the race and resigned from the United States Senate after several media outlets reported that he had accepted undeclared payments for political speeches in violation of campaign finance laws. Mendoza was replaced as majority leader by whip Henry Mitchell.
August 23 Hammerschmidt-Danton meeting

The **August 23 Hammerschmidt-Danton meeting** took place on August 23, 2016, in Washington, D.C., between former *Washington Herald* editor Tom Hammerschmidt and former White House Chief of Staff Remy Danton. Hammerschmidt, who was investigating U.S. President Frank Underwood, informed Danton that he was aware of the incriminating allegations against Underwood and had the evidence to prove it.
Williams Register leak

The **Williams Register leak** was a major political scandal in the United States involving U.S. senator and then-secretary of state nominee Michael Kern. On January 24, 2013, *ABC News* published and advanced copy of a *Washington Herald* article by Zoe Barnes that detailed a 1978 Williams College Register article edited by Kern that called Israel's presence in Gaza and the West Bank an "illegal occupation", which was in contrast to the Walker administration's pro-Israel foreign policy. The leak resulted in widespread criticism and eventually ended Kern's nomination.
October 4 Walker-Hammerschmidt meeting

The **October 4 Walker-Hammerschmidt meeting** took place on October 4, 2016, in Colorado, between former U.S. President Garrett Walker and journalist Tom Hammerschmidt.

Hammerschmidt claimed the meeting was for an article about Walker's upcoming scholarship fund, but he informed him that it was a lie to get a meeting for his real article detailing the criminal accusations against U.S. President Frank Underwood. He urged Walker to participate in exposing Underwood's crimes to rebuild his reputation.
May 15 Democratic leadership meeting

The **May 15 Democratic leadership meeting** took place on May 15, 2015, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood and members of the Democratic Party's leadership from the House of Representatives and Senate. The meeting was held to review Underwood's America Works jobs program proposal.

During the meeting, the leadership informed Underwood that they unanimously agreed he should not run for reelection as president in the 2016 presidential election. They further informed him that if he did run, it would be without the leadership's support.
October 26 Stamper-Birch meeting

The **October 26 Stamper-Birch meeting** took place on October 26, 2016, at the White House in Washington, D.C., between White House Chief of Staff Doug Stamper and House Minority Leader Bob Birch. During the meeting, Birch informed Stamper that House Republicans were expanding the Declaration of War Committee investigation into an investigation of the criminal accusations against U.S. President Frank Underwood from his tenure as a member of Congress and vice president that were made in the *Underwood's Crooked Path to Oval Office* article.
January 11 Underwood-Blythe meeting

The **January 11 Underwood-Blythe meeting** took place on January 11, 2013, at the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Representative Frank Underwood and U.S. Representative Donald Blythe. The meeting was held to discuss Blythe's proposed education reform bill for the incoming Walker administration.
July 29 Stamper-Hull meeting

The **July 29 Stamper-Hull meeting** took place on July 29, 2013, in Washington, D.C., between Doug Stamper and Metropolitan Police chief Barney Hull, who was running for mayor. During the meeting, Stamper asked Hull for an itemized $10,000 diverted from his campaign accounts to provide for prostitute Rachel Posner.
October 26 Underwood-Masterson meeting

The **October 26 Underwood-Masterson meeting** took place on October 26, 2016, at an unknown location somewhere in the United States, between U.S. President Frank Underwood and Islamic Caliphate Organization terrorist Joshua Masterson, who was responsible for the 2016 ICO hostage crisis.

Underwood orchestrated a stunt operation where federal agents publicly were hunting Masterson down, when in actuality, he had commanded a separate operation that captured Masterson to draw public attention away from his secret meeting with him. Prior to leaving Masterson, he ordered the Federal Bureau of Investigation to illegally execute him.
2016 FISA court order

On May 17, 2016, the administration of U.S. President Frank Underwood requested a Section 702 upstream surveillance order under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) from the United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. According to the administration, the order was requested to increase domestic surveillance in monitoring traffic related to the Islamic Caliphate Organization, which Underwood considered to be a "national security threat" despite stating the exact opposite in a meeting with U.S. military leaders.

In actuality, Underwood requested the order as part of his efforts to undermine the 2016 presidential election. He planned to use the domestic surveillance order to monitor American citizens in order to influence their vote in the general election.
2016 State of the Union address

The **2016 State of the Union address** was delivered by Frank Underwood, the 46th president of the United States, on February 16, 2016, at 9:00 pm EST in the chamber of the United States House of Representatives to the 114th United States Congress. It was Underwood's second and final state of the union address, and his second speech to a joint session of Congress. Presiding over this joint session was House Speaker William Donaldson, accompanied by U.S. Vice President Donald Blythe in his capacity as president of the Senate.

During the address, Underwood endorsed Celia Jones to succeed her mother Doris Jones in Texas' 30th congressional district, despite knowing that his wife First Lady Claire Underwood was preparing for a run. The incident was part of a wider marital fallout between the two.
October 31 Underwood-Matthews meeting

The **October 31 Underwood-Matthews meeting** took place on October 31, 2016, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood and Pennsylvania governor and former U.S. Vice President Jim Matthews.

During the 2016 emergency governors summit, Matthews willingly requested to testify before the Declaration of War Committee investigation. Matthews informed Underwood that he could either testify in defense of him, or expose his scheme to replace him as vice president and Garrett Walker as president. Underwood subsequently offered him a $300 million federal proposal for an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) project in Pennsylvania in an attempt to convince him to testify in his defense.
Walker-Galich meeting

The **Walker-Galich meeting** took place on October 15, 2014, at the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Garrett Walker and White House Counsel Bill Galich.

During the meeting, Walker asked Galich to coach his counselor, Dr. Thomas Larkin, into keeping his testimony before the Dunbar special counsel investigation solely focused on the Tusk money laundering scheme and not his therapy after he learned that Larkin was called to testify. Galich told Walker that it was a "fine line" with witness tampering, but he would "stay on the right side of it."