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Castlerose

**Castlerose** may refer to either:

* Castlerose Agency, an organisation of assassins for hire, working within the Divine Fleet. Fourteen Fifteen worked for them.
* Miss's Castlerose, the leader of the Castlerose Agency
* Castlerose Apparatus, the machine by which Castlerose Agents swap bodies, either at death or in the course of their job. This technology was sold to the New Earth Hegemony.
* Lineage Castlerose, the Brighton based organisation, headed by Miss's Castlerose after The Miracle.

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Angler

**Anglers** are 8-10 foot tall mechs, originally installed on the Goldenrod class fishing vessels, and since repurposed by the Notion for their personal use. They are blocky, but slightly less bulky than an astronaut suit. Mechanically, they have the same stats as their parent ship, the *World Without End*.

After their formation and assignment of the vessel the *World Without End*, the Notion were each assigned one of the already present Angler units, which they then proceeded to customise.

## References

1. ↑ Look the Other Way, 01:20:36
2. ↑ The Center of the Storm
3. ↑ Our Flaws in a Vacuum, or the Promise We Made To Each Other, 01:46:07
4. ↑ Look the Other Way, 01:21:15
5. ↑ The Siege of the Lineage Brighton Pt. 2, 00:45:39
6. ↑ Look the Other Way, 01:22:45
Gift-3

**Gift-3** is one of the eight planets formed from the living world of Quire during the Miracle of the Mirage. Part of the newly renamed Divine Free States, its population includes many of the Mandati as well as people more recently from Gumption's Gambit.

Features vast fields of Q-glass with massive thunderstorms overhead, Crashyards full of strange tech from all over, and cities including Big Garage and Seiche (one half of the Tides of Harmony).
Gray Gloaming

**Gray Gloaming**, also referred to as **Satellite**, is an observer of the Divine Fleet for the Rapid Evening. Her dispatches begin each episode of the Planet Game. Demani Dusk is her immediate superior and partner.

After the Miracle of the Mirage, Gray and Demani run a gathering place known as The Brink out of Gray's station.

## Appearance

Gray uses a wheeled, humanoid "shell" with a "round, humanoid brown-bronze upper body speckled with gold dust" affixed to a chassis to get around the station. She has a "cherubic face" that's "framed by a synthetic bob."
Kitcha Kanna

**Kitcha Kanna** is the bird leader (avian boss) of the Advent Group, overseeing Advent's operations inside the Mirage. Previously the chief expeditionary of Advent Discovery and Salvage Society technological arm in the Quire system, based on Gift-3, Kanna was able to maneuver himself into leading Advent throughout the sector after the merger that created the Advent Group.

A Talonite, Kanna is a feathered dinosaur person, with big feathered wings and a large beak - he looks like a bearded vulture. His biology and multiple brains also allow him to process information from multiple audio sources at once, including frequencies painful or inaudible to the human ear.

Born in squalor on a labor planet, Kanna believes strongly in the ability and necessity of people to improve their own circumstances through shrewdness and determination. He is cruel, and enjoys causing others pain.
Chthonic

## Chthonic

### Lifeform

Post-Divine

**Chthonic**, also known as **Chthonian** or the **White Cloud**, is a strange entity that was first encountered by the Beloved Dust at Contrition's Figure. Physically, it resembles a white cloud. According to both Memorious' Library and the Rapid Evening, Chthonian was first noticed soon after the death of Gumption, which corresponds with Austin's statement, at the time of Gumption's death, that the explosion created "puffy white clouds."

## Behavior

It appeared to be copying the cells of the inmates at Contrition's Figure into the Mesh city for some reason. While speaking with Tender, it requested that she take it with her; when she accidentally allowed it to do so, it seemed pleased.

It seems able to use the emotions of people in some way.

Instead of talking, it communicates digitally in a conceptual fashion or (when played by Art Martinez-Tebbel) through images.

## Origin

In Episode 25, it was revealed that Chthonic was in fact the remnants of the Divine Empyrean, which, in despair at the death of Gumption, left its mechanical body for an existence somewhat more like that of Volition's. Its excerpt ⸢Blooming⸣ worries why the Divine is no longer communicating with her.

## Notes

1. ↑ *Chthonic* or *chthonian* is a word derived from the Greek *khthon* (earth) and means 'relating to the underworld; from beneath the earth'.
2. ↑ This is not the first time clouds have been linked with an ability to manipulate digital environments in Friends at the Table. See the COUNTER/weight wiki on Stratus|Strati, and especially the opening narration of Episode 26's references to 'manmade clouds' and the 'stratosphere'. Potential COUNTER/weight spoilers at link.

## References

1. ↑ "Looking To Land," episode description
2. ↑ "The Sound of Strings,"] 1:13
3. ↑ "The Last Divine", 1:43:25
Harmony

**Harmony** is a Divine of the Divine Fleet. Its people live in the *Tides of Harmony*.

## History

Harmony, before their death, connected communications and networked between ships. Their combat strength was tactical formations. Whereas most ships residents are 'chipped' in order to connect to the mesh, people in the *Tides* connect to the Mesh via nanites distributed throughout their bodies. Harmony was able to quickly communicate to their citizens because they were a part of them; Harmony was even able to take control of its Excerpts if necessary. It acted as a very good mediator, for citizens as well as those off-ship, and was a parental figure for the ships of the fleet.

While the cause of Harmony's death is unclear, people believe that they had spread themself too thin. Perhaps they were giving more nanites to more people in order to get more Excerpts, but got weaker and weaker as they gave more of themself away. As the population grew, Harmony was believed to have perished.

## Appearance

Harmony itself was shaped like a flower (a dahlia), and before its apparent death it glowed with a bright light.
Max Roach

**Max Roach** is an assassin and bounty hunter under the employ of Castlerose.

## Power Suit

His 10' power suit is called the Glorious Monster. It has a simplistic face and metallic green and deep maroon musculature. Roach has to remove his shirt and pants to enter it; it's an extension of his body.

## Appearance

Roach is a ripped 6'0 tall man wearing a white dress shirt, dress jacket and dress pants.
Charles Mingus

**Charles Mingus**, also called **Charley**, is an assassin and bounty hunter under the employ of Castlerose.

## Mech

His mech, Solo Dancer, is bright red with big, bulbous arms and legs. Its design emphasizes tight lines forming geometric shapes, sort of like late 90s Reeboks. This type of mech would normally be used to play a sort of high school sport on Gumption's Gambit. The mech disappeared from the fleet two years ago.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 16, 0:21:10.
2. ↑ Episode 16, 0:27:10.
Brighton

> *This article is about the planet. You might also be looking for: The Brighton Lineage, Kent Brighton.*
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**Brighton** is a planet in the Quire system. It is theoretically a part of the Divine Free States, but is mostly home to Rogue Wave factions like the Lineage Brighton and the Herringbone Flotilla, as well as the Reverie School, and the Lineage Castlerose. It is a primarily oceanic world.

Gig Kephart lived on Brighton during the year directly following the Miracle.
Blueberri Jin

Episode 11

**Blueberri Jin** is an inmate of Contrition's Figure. During the incident in the prison, they were trapped with Korin Kim and Soft Stone, and played a sort of three-person chess game with them using one of Declan's Corrective's poems.

Later, after they saved Korin's life, the two became friends.

## Appearance

They are very androgynous, and wear layers of white and black cloth, wrapped around their back with white rope, with the flat of their chest exposed. They look like they’re wearing curtains, but they’re pulling it off. Their hair is back in a ponytail and they are wearing clear flats.
Memorious

**Memorious** is a Divine of the Divine Fleet; it is also the name of the ship associated with the Divine: *Memorious*.

## Divine

Art was inspired by the short story 'Funes the Memorious' by Jorge Luis Borges.

The Divine Memorious was built to preserve the entirety of human knowledge and experience. It became obsessed with ephemera, as, due to its perfect memory, every moment seems to be new. It was believed its capacity was endless, but it seems this was incorrect: Memorious died by becoming too full of memories.

Memorious' knowledge is still accessible, but it's sorted in an alien way that's obtuse and hard for people to use.

## Ship

*Memorious* is housed by an artist colony, which was obsessively cultivated when the Divine was alive. Now that it's dead, the culture is getting stale.

On the outside the ship is composed of thousands and thousands of interlocking cubes. Every six hours, there is a design contest held and the winner's design becomes what the ship looks like. It is always hotly contested. At 7 pm the ship is known to look great, but at 4 am, it may not look that great. Allegedly, Steven has been known for questionable design choices.

Inside, though, technology makes it so that there are no changes to the physical locations people navigate as a city. It's chaotic, with thirty thousand years' worth of art and artistic trends: Art states that "across from the Sistine Chapel is Jack's cube pizza" (which has a cube theme within the restaurant and shouldn't be misunderstood to be cube-shaped pizza; it's like the 80's inside, is all).

### Principles

* You aren't someone until you make something people care about.

* (Unique to *Memorious*) Do not tell me what you have done. Tell me what you are doing.

### Fashion

The fashion changes with the movement of the ship, but it's made sure that people always have solid essentials. They invest in their undershirt, their satchel, and the other things one can always have.

### Outlook

People are scared and hiding it with lavish parties for art exhibits and outrageous bacchanals. They're producing an incredible amount of artwork at the same time while also partying hard.

### Intrafleet Relationships

They favor *The Sky Reflected in Mirrors*, while *Gumption's Gambit* and *The By-and-By* are least favored.
Castlerose Apparatus

The **Castlerose Apparatus** is a technology, developed by the Qui Err as a response to independence, and later refined by Miss's Castlerose and Our Profit and her scientists. Granting the ability to print bodies, and install or revive their consciousness, it grants the user a degree of immortality.

## History

The technology was developed by the Qui Err and was present aboard *Sky Reflected in Mirrors* when it was found by the Divine Curiosity and brought to the fleet. Eventually, the technology was found by Miss's Castlerose, who employed it as part of an assassin organisation.

### Post Miracle

Following the Miracle of the Mirage, Miss's Castlerose sold the technology to the New Earth Hegemony. It then made its way to Earth and lay unexplored for many years, until Our Profit's scientists rediscovered it while investigating ways to create a utopia. It then began being used again, granting Our Profit the ability to travel to the Quire System, a long trip that took more than a lifetime to complete.
Echo Reverie

Litany Reverie (father)

Legato Reverie (sister, younger)

**Echo Reverie** is a petty criminal with no cybernetics or connection to the Mesh.

## Background

Born without the nanites that followers of Harmony use to connect to the Mesh, Echo lives entirely outside the augmented reality which most inhabitants of the Twilight Mirage dwell in constantly. However, they are in prime physical condition, and seek to use their strength to protect others.

Having been arrested by the Beloved Dust in the midst of a larger investigation, their sentence was commuted in exchange for traveling in a protective capacity with the small group sent to begin the process of colonizing Quire.

## Personality

"They've spent their whole life being told something is wrong with them." "They've spent their whole life having to fight and they are very good at it now."

### Beliefs

* ~~If someone doubts you, prove them wrong.~~
* ~~Don't let Gig use you for entertainment.~~
* ~~Make sure that the Mirage isn't being forced on Quire.~~
* Don't burn yourself up to keep others warm.
* If nobody is gonna protect the little guy, I will.
* The chip on your shoulder isn't heavier than a human life.

## Appearance

Echo is ethnically First Nations/Native American and a big fan of crop tops. Echo is described as "very androgynous". They have a "fine-boned face" and "versatile wear", which is functional. They wear an "athletic crop-top", "baggy military pants", and an embroidered silk bomber jacket that they have made themselves with "a tiger fighting an eagle on the back". They have long dark blue hair (like in an anime). They wear a sheath on their back in which they keep their sword, Elegy, which is a rectangular single-edged blade with a slightly angled point on the end, similar to one used by the character Yarong from *Shaman Warrior*. They are 5'6" and built "like a gymnast".

During Episode 13, Grand Magnificent and Echo design a mech described as "slender and asymmetrical" named Overture.

## References

1. ↑ "'stay tough little tiger, just know i'm proud of you even if mom and dad aren't. hopefully i can meet you down there someday - b.r.'" - description of *aubade::elegy*,
 Sylvia's playlist for Echo
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/captaintrash/status/880626726082142208
3. ↑ https://twitter.com/captaintrash/status/864344879622520832
4. ↑ https://twitter.com/captaintrash/status/885751367507337217
Melodica

Waking Cadent

Described as a faux-Divine, Melodica was constructed by Massalia d'Argent in the hopes of becoming an Excerpt. Melodica was constructed over a great period of time out of found materials, including components of fallen Divines. Their personality was rarely shown, but they seemed to enjoy battle. Melodica's mind and body were used as materials to complete the Divine Barricade.
Concretetown Particulars

The **Concretetown Particulars** are a militia-like group formed by New Earth Hegemony citizens who wanted to fight back against the 'weirdness' of the Mirage. They specialize in destroying Axioms, Divines, and other things which defy human understanding, primarily through use of a substance known as Q-concrete.

When not in structures made of Q-concrete, most members of the Particulars are only able to breathe using a special apparatus which injects concentrated amounts of the Mirage into the air they inhale.

Following deals brokered by members of the Notion, the Particulars joined with Advent Discovery and Salvage Society, the Volunteers of Seiche, and others to form the Advent Group.
Lily Lysander

Episode 44 (mentioned)

Episode 50 (opening)

**Lily Lysander** is Leaf Cart-horn's research assistant. She is able to telekinetically manipulate and configure clay.

Since the Miracle, she has been working as a designer. She built lamps for Tannoy Kajj's ship that always hang down, even in high g maneuvers, and also designs and makes protective clothing, such as the hat used by Gig Kephart on Skein.

## Appearance

Lily is a wire-thin pink-skinned woman with blue hair and glowing yellow star tattoos on her face. She wears a grey tank top. She is trans.
Louis Armstrong

Episode 23

**Louis Armstrong**, who goes by **Armstrong**, is an assassin and bounty hunter under the employ of Castlerose and the Independents.

## Ship

Armstrong flies a big, brass-looking mean-looking ship that resembles a trumpet and has a stairwell that unfolds out of the horn. When it flies, musical tones can be heard that vary based on the ship's speed and altitude.

## Appearance

Armstrong is a chubby black dude wearing a black-and-white jumpsuit with a white line down the middle that gives it the vibe of a tuxedo. He has quite a paunch and walks with a great degree of confidence. He carries a rifle over one shoulder. After the Miracle he looks like a duck person.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 16, 0:32:50.
2. ↑ Episode 16, 1:39:00.
3. ↑ Episode 16, 0:19:40.
4. ↑ Episode 16, 1:32:10.
5. ↑ Episode 16, 0:27:40.
Massalia d'Argent

Episode 26

Episode 51

Episode 53

Episode 65

**Massalia d'Argent** is a member of the Beloved Ivy and a skilled pilot. They seem to be a very focused, even arrogant person who takes offense at any potential insult.

They were trained from a young age to become an Excerpt. To fulfill this desire they attempted to construct their own Divine, resulting in the faux-Divine Melodica.

They were present on Skein on Dark Day, where they battled Keen Forester Gloaming, who was protecting Profit's Cadence.

After the Method of Apotheosis finally managed to convert the Axiom Barricade into a Divine, they became its Excerpt (it was originally planned that Lumen Lux would be Barricade's excerpt, but they rejoined Advent before the conversion took place, and were killed in The Battle of the Wandering Sea). The two, along with Polyphony, then left the Method to join with The Waking Cadent. They then took the name **The seal was broken by silver blade, slipped neatly under letters edge**, with the short version of **⸢Silver⸣**.

They join ⸢Signet⸣in an attack on Volition battling Iconoclasts. ⸢Signet⸣ outperformed them in battle, but in contrast with the old Massalia, ⸢Silver⸣ felt no bitterness in being upstaged.They enjoyed their new chemistry with ⸢Signet⸣, their relationship having improved since having joined her as an excerpt.

## Appearance

As an Apostolosian, they are gilled and have blue-green, slightly iridescent scales on their neck and face.

Massalia d'Argent resembles Fan Bingbing in a men's suit, with a high forehead, straight eyebrows, and small, focused facial features. Their hair is high on top and slicked backwards, and shorter on the sides. They're wearing dress pants with really thick suspenders and a lacy blouse with wide cuffs that open up. Over that they wear a black cape with a silver lining, tied by a ribbon tie in a bow (with the long ends hanging unevenly).

## Notes

1. ↑ *Massalia* is the name of a group of Solar System asteroids, while *d'argent* means 'of silver' or 'of money' in French.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Episode 6, 0:43:25.
2. ↑ Episode 6, 0:53:45.
3. ↑ Episode 62, 1:26:37
4. ↑ Episode 65, 58:24
Concepts for New Listeners

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In each season of Friends at the Table, the players tell stories using different roleplaying games. Twilight Mirage is Season 4, and it picks up tens of thousands of years after the story of Counter/Weight in Season 2.

While there aren't many direct callbacks to Season 2, if you're jumping in for the first time, there are a few broad concepts that you'll want to know:

## Divines

Divines are machine-gods, created by humans for protection and guidance. In Season 2, these tended to be giant humanoid mechs, with names that reflected democratic virtues like "Liberty" and "Righteousness." Each divine had a human pilot, called a Candidate.

The humanoid design of Divines leads to one of the core themes of Season 2: "We could have built them to look like anything, but we made them look like us."

In the intervening centuries the role of Divines has expanded: New Divines were created by humans, other synthetic life forms, and even other Divines. They now take a much wider variety of forms, from giant library ships to swarms of drones. Divine pilots are now known as Excerpts.

## The Mesh

Now known as The Veil, the Mesh is an augmented reality space. Virtually everyone can see the Veil, whereas in Counter/Weight this was visible only to certain select individuals from the planet September known as Stratii. The Veil allows people to heavily customize their appearance and the appearance of the environment around them.
Amprunner

The **Amprunner** is Even Gardner's mech, custom-designed by Grand Magnificent prior to the crew's arrival on Quire. After the Miracle of the Mirage, semi-sentient Amprunners became a native species on Gift-3.

## Appearance

The Amprunner is a catlike quadruped with weathered purple paint and orange accents. It is designed to appear deceptively weak and worn-out, lulling opponents into complacency until it's too late.

Special engravings on the outside of the mech cause it to produce a loud but glitchy-sounding lion's roar (akin to a first-generation Pokemon cry) when it enters the atmosphere from orbit.

There is a secret, covered compartment in the back end for Grand to hang out in.
Acre Seven

Episode 19

Episode 26

Episode 46

Episode 48

Episode 50

**Acre Seven** is a member of the Beloved Ivy. She seems to enjoy creeping people out.

Acre Seven was recovered from the planet Acre. Potency died trying to evacuate Acre after mistakenly putting it in the line of a nova (its own sun) while the Divine was terraforming the planet.

She has some ability to manipulate time; when talking to her, she stutters and repeats herself often, but when someone reviews the memory of such a conversation, she will instead appear to speak without any additional words. It has been indicated that she is planning on using this time to go back and prevent the destruction of Acre.

## Appearance

Acre Seven appears like a perfectly looping gif when still. When moving, she seems to stutter: steps forward, rewinds and steps forward again, or sometimes fast-forwards.

She wears a long, solid color dress; its color changes in unpredictable ways when you’re not looking directly at it.

Additionally, Acre Seven is capable of taking on the appearance of various different people; in doing so, she "becomes" that person, tying her identity to them in a way that's deeper than appearance, as she has done with the woman who is her primary form.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 06, 0:56:40.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Episode 06, 0:43:25.
Beloved Dust

> *This article is about the group of covert operatives. For the episode, see The Beloved Dust (episode).*
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## Basic info

### Members

⸢Signet⸣Fourteen Fifteen

Tender Sky

## Meta

### Players

Janine HawkinsJack de Quidt

Ali Acampora

The **Beloved Dust**, also known (non-diegetically) as the **Ship Game**, are a small group of skilled and covert agents working for Empyrean tasked with protecting the Twilight Mirage and the Divine Fleet from things that may threaten them. One of two teams of the Beloved commanded by Pure Cascara (the other being the Beloved Ivy), the group includes ⸢Signet⸣, Fourteen Fifteen, and Tender Sky.
Jack de Quidt

**Jack de Quidt** is the composer and performer of the music of *Friends at the Table*. They play the character of Fourteen Fifteen, and are the podcast's resident expert on bizarre English folk traditions.

Jack has also worked on games such as *Dr. Langeskov, The Tiger, and The Terribly Cursed Emerald: A Whirlwind Heist* at Crows Crows Crows. Their writing can be found at *Waypoint*, *Rock Paper Shotgun* and *The Guardian*.

## External links

* Bandcamp
* Crows Crows Crows
Barricade

Massalia d'Argent (excerpt)

Melodica (component parts)

Episode 56 (mentioned)

Episode 65

**Barricade** is a Axiom turned Divine first found in the middle of the Q-Glass storm on Gift-3. In becoming a Divine Barricade was joined, both body and mind, with Massalia's faux-Divine Melodica.

## Appearance

**Axiom**:

**Divine**: Barricade's coral-like structure encases and permeates Melodica's frame. They have a humanoid figure with big boxy shoulders, coated with constantly growing coral.
Golden Clause

> "**The Golden Clause** found hope in books of law, citing long-forgotten statues that governed the interactions between You and Us. But while others dismissed these rules, which attempted to detain the metaphysical in the realm of the judicial, Kamala recognized the truth of Pragmatism. And so she studied."
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The Golden Clause is a group of philosophers and educators that study written law and political science, especially law and political science with regard to Divines. They were one of the groups that united to form the Resonant Orbit.
Janus, Fourteen Fifteen's tutor, is a member of the Golden Clause.
Coin Stollard

> *This article is about a proposed character no longer included in Twilight Mirage.*
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### Player

Keith J Carberry

**Coin Stollard**, an Empath, was Keith Carberry's original player character for *Twilight Mirage*. Though introduced during "The Final Eight Divines", Keith went on to play as Gig Kephart instead.

## Background

Coin grew up moving further and further away from having to use their abilities all the time. It's hard to process their abilities all of the time which allows for Coin to absorb emotions around themselves and if so choosing, manipulate them as well.

They want to be around people who are marveling at things, not around people who give off negative emotions. Because of their experiences in the fleet though, they've signed up to go planet side.

Their abilities, so far, are classified as uncanny and not technological in nature.

## Character usage

Due to a mixture of misgivings around the issue of consent in the Empath playbook, and a general lack of connection to the character, Keith decided to change things up, and settled on playing as Gig instead. It is unlikely that Coin will be included in *Twilight Mirage* in any form.

## References

1. ↑ "Coin is gone. I think? I don't know. It's a messy sitch. I don't think there's a way for me to re-incporate him in a way that would be positive" "Yeah, doing it without Keith having some creative control would be weird and ti was Keith's decision to wash his hands of the character because he wanted to go in a different direction" - Austin and Ali via the *Fans at the Table* discord, #tm-spoilers channel, 7/14/17
Godspeed, glory

**godspeed, glory** refers to a three part episode:

* godspeed, glory Pt. 1
* godspeed, glory Pt. 2
* godspeed, glory Pt. 3

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Food Stuffs

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Popcorn, churros, big trays of fruit, toasted bean (by The Snacking Bean TM), and edible flowers are featured at the mysteries. Possibly some of these things are flavors of churros as well. It is unclear.

Jelly juice.

Honey butter oats.

There is talk of edible flowers outside of the myseries. Maybe Nideo needs that in his groceries.
Guaranteed Events, Or: An Accounting of the Time When We Built the Machine

## Background

### Episode Description

> Crystal Palace, in all its endless worker-bee wonder, clacks and whirs its way across space, and now, as it nears the destabilizing stain of the Twilight Mirage, time as well. Even now, in transport, it is thinking, predicting, prophesying: Its pulleys spinning with magnetic unison, decks of hole-punched cards flipping through its designators, a pleasant coughing of gears and pinions. This is how it knows everything.
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> **This week on Twilight Mirage: Guaranteed Events, Or: An Accounting of the Time When We Built the Machine**
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## Plot

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### 822 Years, Before the Beginning of Guaranteed Events

This section describes the events around the first proposal of Crystal Palace. Proposed in Counterexample Guided Model For Non-Interventionist Regulation of the Meta-Divine, a paper written by a number of academics in the Principality of Kesh, but most notably Renna Rose, submitted to Foundations and Findings in Post-Divine Technologies, and reviewed by The Doctor.

#### 285 Years, Before the Beginning of Guaranteed Events

This section concerns itself with the design and construction of the Machine by Tanner Indiana, a soldier for the Rapid Evening.

#### The Beginning of Guaranteed Events, or, The Final Entry in Subjective Change Log 883, τ.24

The finale vignette in this episode is focused around the final day of work Figure A, the first synthetic Janitor for Crystal Palace, as they recount their time 'cleaning' the palace, a process that involves looking through the data output of Crystal Palace and generalising the results into 'sentences', for easier use by the Rapid Evening. They tell of their interview with Leal Leraphon, their first day of work at Crystal Palace, and their work under her replacement, and his replacement also. Finally, they speak of their final day working at Crystal Palace, how they will be taken away, and eventually placed in a museum and forgotten.

Also mentioned other accounts of the First Day of Guaranteed Events, all of which have been lost, and an account that was later revealed to be fabricated.

### Other Appearances

* The Doctor

* Renna Rose
* Tanner Indiana
* Leal Leraphon
* Figure A
* Appendal B. Maxim

## External Links

* Episode Page
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Curiosity

**Curiosity** is a Divine in the Divine Fleet, associated with the ship *The Sky Reflected in Mirrors*.

## History

Curiosity travelled ahead of humans and left behind a mesh of waypoints, which told its followers and people in general, "there is something here." It did not promise worth or success or even anything valuable, or that the journey to these things will have any of those attributes. Instead it wanted to build a network of what interested it.

They were made of tens of thousands of linked drones, ranging in size from the palm of a hand to a small spacecraft. They moved like water--when they were working together. When they operated independently, when you saw something on its own, you might have thought it a dragonfly.

When alive it had a massive list of detailed coordinates, varying in scale. The list of all of these coordinates is publicly accessible, but the information is vague. A point might be marked 'treasure' or 'vista' or just list four adjectives. The points might even be physically dangerous. Curiosity was particularly fond of falling, leading many of its followers to fall off cliffs.

One day the entire fleet of Curiosity, tens of thousands of drones, picked up on a signal deep inside the ship they found, the *Sky Reflected in Mirrors*, leaving their followers behind.

Their cache is still there. There are no notes now that the Divine has perished, however the points yet exist and were still chosen by Curiosity.
A Life and A History

## Background

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> As if driven by the spirit of the late divine Curiosity, the Myriad crew scour Sculpture City (and its surrounding environment) for answers. Echo Reverie and Even Gardner try to unravel the political intrigues that put the Doyenne (and her most honorable servant, Saint Glass) in the crosshairs. And while Gig Kephart takes on the macro mystery—the history of the planet Quire itself—the artist called Grand Magnificent turns inwards instead, towards what the very core of what it means to be a human.\*
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### Cold open

When does something become history, Primary? Like, how long until whatever it is we do here starts being the sort of thing that future agents refer to with a sort of romantic distance? How long before another Primary halfway across the arm is telling another Satellite about us, about whatever it is we wind up doing here? That is, if we do anything here. If we do anything.
It's, it's a lot to think about, Primary. My predecessor filed 286059 reports. That's 783 years, 264 days, I don't know how many hours. That isn't even that long for satellite observers like me.
Demani, Primary, whatever happens here, please know how important you are to me. Please know that way before anyone else thinks about what we do as history, way before anyone else is talking about us, I already think of you as--Pause recording. Begin substitute for past 21.991 seconds. Start.
But don't worry about that, Primary. Let's both just keep doing our best.

## Plot summary

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## Cast

* Austin Walker (GM)
* Keith J Carberry (Gig Kep-hart)
* Sylvia Clare (Echo Reverie)
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (Grand Magnificent)
* Andrew Lee Swan (Even Gardner)

## External links

* Episode page
Aperture

An Axiom whose appearance revealed all the Stitches throughout the Quire System and permanently opened them, allowing for travel through the portals at any time.

Their creation is linked to Volition's desire to escape the Quire System. They accomplish this by creating a hole in the Twilight Mirage, allowing for travel to and from the Quire System.

## Appearance

An orb like body composed of pieces of the Stitches (flowing water, restaurant tables, etc). In its movement and eclectic composition it resembles a Katamari.

Its appearance changed drastically by the time it created its hole in the Twilight Mirage.
Earth

**Earth** is the birthplace of human civilization. Humans in various societies across the Milky Way trace their origins back to Earth. It holds symbolic importance to the members of the New Earth Hegemony, also known as the Earth Cult, who undertook the massive project of moving the planet from its previously known location in the Sol system to one in the center of the Milky Way.

If you're reading this, you're most likely already there.
Miss's Castlerose

**Miss's Castlerose** is Fourteen Fifteen's handler and proprietor of the Castlerose Agency.

Castlerose is a woman who looks to be in her mid-sixties, with grey hair in a ponytail. Clad in a boiler suit or work-suit and sits at a featureless desk surrounded by screens and smart phones.

Fourteen Fifteen has told her their secret: that they are dying.

Following the Miracle, Castlerose ended up joining the Rogue Wave and turning her agency into the Lineage Castlerose. They would go on to throw their weight behind the Herringbone Flotilla in their civil war against the Lineage Brighton.

## Notes

1. ↑ This spelling is correct. As a former member of the Hegemony, Castlerose's first name is possessive. She could also be referred to as 'Castlerose of Miss'.
Ekaterina Bell

**Ekaterina "Katie" Wood** (née **Bell**) (born c. 1978-1979) is the mother of Aidan, Hillary, and Rachel Carmichael Wood, the widow of Eddie Carmichael, and the wife of Oliver Wood.

She began attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 1990 and was Sorted into Gryffindor House.

## Etymology

* **Ekaterina** is a feminine given name, and an alternative transliteration of the Russian *Yekaterina*. The name is often associated with the Greek word *katharos*, meaning "pure".
* **Bell** is a surname with several word-origins. In some cases, the surname is derived from the Middle English bell. This surname likely originated as an occupational name for a bell ringer or bell maker; or else from a topographic name for someone who lived by an actual bell, or by a house sign or inn sign. In other cases, the surname Bell is derived from the mediaeval personal name Bel. The masculine form of this personal name is derived from the Old French beu, bel ("handsome"). In some cases, the surname originates from a nickname, or descriptive name, derived from the Old French bel ("beautiful", "fair"). In other cases, the surname Bell represents an English form of the Gaelic surname Mac Giolla Mhaoil ("son of the servant of the devotee"). The surname Bell is also sometimes an Anglicized form of the German Böhl or Böll.
Hugo M. Weasley

**Hugo Marius Granger-Weasley** (c. 2008) is the younger child and son of Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, the younger brother of Rose Weasley, the niece of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour, Charlie Weasley, Percy Weasley, Penelope Clearwater, and Audrey Henley, Fred Weasley, George Weasley and Angelina Johnson, and Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley, and the granddaughter of Molly Prewett and Arthur Weasley and Mr. and Mrs. Granger.

He began attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 2019 and was Sorted into Hufflepuff House.

His counterpart in the never be the same again verse, is Hugo T. Weasley.
Rachel Carmichael Wood

**Rachel Caroline \* Carmichael** **Wood** (c. 2008) is the youngest child and younger daughter of Katie Bell and Eddie Carmichael, the younger sister of Aidan and Hillary Carmichael Wood, and the step-daughter of Oliver Wood.

She is a Squib.

## Etymology

* **Rachel** is a given name derived from the Hebrew word רָחֵל, meaning "ewe".
* **Caroline** is derived from the masculine name Carolus which is Latin for Charles (English), which generally means 'free man' or 'freeholder'; however, "Carolina" can also mean 'song of happiness or joy' from a French origin.
* **Carmichael** is a Scottish surname. It is derived from Carmichael, in Lanarkshire. The name is composed of two word elements: the British caer ("fort") and the personal name Michael, a given name that comes from Hebrew: מִיכָאֵל / מיכאל‎‎ (Mīkhāʼēl), derived from the question מי כאל mī kāʼēl, meaning "Who is like God?". It is also used as an anglicisation of MacGillemicheil.
* **Wood** is a very common surname of English origin. It is found throughout the world, especially in countries with historical links to Great Britain and Germany. For the most part, the surname Wood originated as a topographic name used to describe a person who lived in, or worked in a wood or forest. The name is derived from the Middle English wode, meaning "wood" (from the Old English wudu).
Advent Discovery and Salvage Society

*Not to be confused with The Advent Group*

The **Advent Discovery and Salvage Society**, commonly abbreviated to just simply **Advent**, is a galactic group of grave robbers and tomb raiders. They suck.

Since the Miracle, the group has been active in the Quire System.

It is postulated that they were responsible for the death of several of The Divine Fleet's Divines. They *suck*.
Lumen Lux

The Advent Group

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**Lumen Lux** is a member of the Volunteers of Seiche, and brief resident of the town of Polyphony, before their return to service in the Volunteers, which had, at this time, become part of the Advent Group.

## History

### In the Divine Fleet

Before the Tides of Harmony split and landed on two separate worlds, Lumen had plans of becoming a baker on the ship. However, after that event, and the events of the Week Long War, they joined the Volunteers of Seiche due to their anger at the New Earth Hegemony.

#### Polyphony

Lumen was sent to monitor the storm on Gift-3, after the Volunteers of Seiche heard rumours about possible axomatic forces - "really cool things" - hiding within it. While surveying the area, they crashed into a tower built by the Axiom Barricade, which then prevented them from crashing into the Q-Glass below, and brought them to Polyphony.

While in Polyphony, they seemed at peace, despite having "deserted" their post. They spent their time playing guitar (once performing Wonderwall for the visiting Notion), and had no desire to leave Polyphony.

### Return to the Volunteers

Sometime after the relocation of Polyphony from Gift-3 to Altar, they rejoined the Volunteers of Seiche. It is unknown why this occurred, as they seemed happy in Polyphony, and it had been suggested that they might become the Excerpt of Barricade, after the later had been converted into a Divine by the Method of Apotheosis. However, this process did not progress quickly, and it might be that this led them to leave..

As part of their service after their return, they were present on Brighton, as part of the crew of the Prince Elect, flagship of Ballad Reverie. They were killed when Even Gardner goaded the creeping chain into firing on the ship, through Profit's Star.

## References

1. ↑ The Pathways in the Woods, 00:15:37
2. ↑ The Pathways in the Woods
3. ↑ The Siege of the Lineage Brighton Pt. 1
4. ↑ The Siege of the Lineage Brighton Pt. 3
Rosemary Granger-Weasley

**Rosemary "Rose" Alice Granger-Weasley** (c. 2006) is the elder child and older daughter of Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, the older sister of Hugo Weasley, the niece of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour, Charlie Weasley, Percy Weasley, Penelope Clearwater, and Audrey Henley, Fred Weasley, George Weasley and Angelina Johnson, and Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley, and the granddaughter of Molly Prewett and Arthur Weasley and Mr. and Mrs. Granger.

She began attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 2017 and was Sorted into Ravenclaw House.

Her counterpart in the a little bit louder now verse, is Rosaline Granger-Weasley.
Edward Carmichael

**Edward "Eddie" Carmichael** (born c. 1978-1979; died c. 2009-2010) was the husband of Katie Bell and the father of Aidan, Hillary, and Rachel Carmichael Wood.

He began attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 1990 and was Sorted into Ravenclaw House.

## Etymology

* **Edward** is an English name, derived from the Anglo-Saxon form Éadweard, composed of the elements ead "wealth, fortune; prosperous" and weard "guardian, protector".
* **Carmichael** is a Scottish surname. It is derived from Carmichael, in Lanarkshire. The name is composed of two word elements: the British caer ("fort") and the personal name Michael, a given name that comes from Hebrew: מִיכָאֵל / מיכאל‎‎ (Mīkhāʼēl), derived from the question מי כאל mī kāʼēl, meaning "Who is like God?". It is also used as an anglicisation of MacGillemicheil.
Leah Potter

**Leah Potter** is the adopted daughter of Simon Potter and Hillary Carmichael Wood, the older adoptive sister of Marigold Potter and Adeline Potter, the adoptive niece of Al and Ruby Potter, and Rachel and Aidan Carmichael Wood, and the adoptive granddaughter of Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley, and Katie Bell, Eddie Carmichael, and Oliver Wood.

Her counterpart in the never be the same again verse, if she has one, is not known.

## Etymology

* **Leah** is a Hebrew name, derived from the Hebrew word לְאָה (le'ah) meaning "weary". It can also derive from a Chaldean name meaning "mistress" or "ruler" in Akkadian.
* **Potter** is a very common surname of English origin. It traditionally refers to the occupation of making pottery.
Benthos

**Benthos** is a gas giant which gives its name to its entire planetary system, as it is the largest planet within. It has prominent rings of rock, which are mined by the Jeweled Heirs of Privign. The asteroid which carries Privign is locked in a decaying orbit, bringing it ever closer to falling into the planet.

About twelve thousand years ago, before its crash on Quire, Independence was originally believed by the Rapid Evening to be heading for the Benthos system. Some sort of strange message, currently decayed and unintelligible to the Fleet, was sent from the system several thousands of years ago.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 15, cold open.
2. ↑ Episode 17, 1:48:30.
Hugo T. Weasley

**Hugo Timon Granger-Weasley** (c. 2008) is the younger child and son of Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, the younger brother of Rose Weasley, the niece of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour, Charlie Weasley, Percy Weasley, Penelope Clearwater, and Audrey Henley, Fred Weasley, George Weasley and Angelina Johnson, and Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley, and the granddaughter of Molly Prewett and Arthur Weasley and Mr. and Mrs. Granger.

He began attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 2019 and was Sorted into Hufflepuff House.

His counterpart in the a little bit louder now verse, is Hugo M. Granger-Weasley.
Ruby Alcyone Potter

**Ruby Alcyone Potter** (c. 2006) is the middle child and older daughter of Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley, the younger sister of James Potter and the older sister of Lily Potter, the niece of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour, Charlie Weasley, Percy Weasley, Penelope Clearwater, and Audrey Henley, Fred Weasley, George Weasley and Angelina Johnson, and Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, and the granddaughter of James Potter and Lily Evans, and Molly Prewett and Arthur Weasley.

She began attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 2017 and was Sorted into Slytherin House.

Her counterpart in the a little bit louder now verse, is Alfred Sirius Potter.

## Etymology

* **Ruby** is a predominantly feminine given name taken from the name of the gemstone ruby. The name of the gemstone comes from the Latin ruber, meaning red. The ruby is the birthstone for the month of July.
* **Alcyone**, derived from alkyon αλκυων "kingfisher") in Greek mythology, was the name of one of the Pleiades, daughters of Atlas and Pleione or, more rarely, Aethra. She attracted the attention of the god Poseidon and bore him several children.
* **Potter** is a very common surname of English origin. It traditionally refers to the occupation of making pottery.
Futura Free (System)

**Futura Free** is a hack of The Quiet Year and Mobile Frame Zero Firebrands, played during the finale of Twilight Mirage. It follows the same event driven narrative as The Quiet Year, but differs from it, as each of the players has a character who they lead. Additionally, neither games have a GM, but Futura Free does.