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Homophony/Synonymy Ballot

*see Voting History for list of Ballots*

## Proposals

* Who cares?!
* Polysemy & Synonymy
* Yes, but.
* Make Polymorph words simple
* None
* If Dýmlanh were a pokemon
* Fifty shades of FLEXIBLE
* Homo Pride
* Simple-ish

## Round 1

* **Who cares?! - 13 votes**
* **Polysemy & Synonymy - 10 votes**
* Yes, but. - 9 votes
* Make Polymorph words simple - 5 votes
* None - 3 votes
* If Dýmlanh were a pokemon - 3 votes
* Fifty shades of FLEXIBLE - 2 votes
* Homo Pride - 1 vote
* Simple-ish - 1 vote

## Round 2

Who cares?! won the second round, 16 votes to 10
Nightmare

Proposal: Nightmare

Only four manners of articulation, and symmetry from the voiced/unvoiced pairs, my system brings its own unique charm to stand out from the crowd! There will be a chart in the replies to this proposal. All consonant clusters are allowed.

Trills:

⟨p⟩ /ʙ̥/

⟨b⟩ /ʙ/

⟨rh⟩ /r̼̊/

⟨r⟩ /r̼/

⟨rxh⟩ /ʀ̥/

⟨rx⟩ /ʀ/

Laterals:

⟨lh⟩ /ɬ̼/

⟨l⟩ /ɮ̼~l̼/

⟨llh⟩ /ɭ̥/

⟨ll⟩ /ɭ/

⟨ljh⟩ /ʎ̥/

⟨lj⟩ /ʎ/

Fricatives:

⟨f⟩ /ɸ/

⟨v⟩ /β/

⟨s⟩ /θ̼/

⟨z⟩ /ð̼/

⟨ss⟩ /ʂ/

⟨zz⟩ /ʐ/

⟨sh⟩ /ɕ/

⟨zh⟩ /ʑ/

⟨c⟩ /ç/

⟨j⟩ /ʝ/

⟨k⟩ /x/

⟨ɡ⟩ /ɣ/

⟨xh⟩ /ꭓ/
⟨x⟩ /ʁ/

Nasals:

⟨mh⟩ /m̥/

⟨m⟩ /m/

⟨nh⟩ /n̼̊/

⟨n⟩ /n̼/

⟨nnh⟩ /ɳ̊/

⟨nn⟩ /ɳ/

⟨njh⟩ /ɲ̊/

⟨nj⟩ /ɲ/

⟨nɡh⟩ /ŋ̊/

⟨nɡ⟩ /ŋ/

⟨nxh⟩ /ɴ̥/

⟨nx⟩ /ɴ/
The Democratic Conlang Wiki

The Democratic Conlang Facebook group began on April 30, 2017 with a mission to "use voting to create a language". New members are encouraged to read the Frequently Asked Questions page.

This wiki seeks to preserve the history of that group and explain its structure. You can read more at:

* The demlang
* Constitution
* Voting History
* Members
* Leadership
* Statistics

*Pardon our dust. The wiki is in development. If you are a demlanger, your help would be appreciated!*
HIATUS

**HIATUS**is a syllable system that was withdrawn from consideration for the syllable structure ballot.

## Proposal

On May 7, 2017 at 21:04 UTC, Stefan Storm proposed the system, stating:

> C(V)VC
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On May 9, 2017 at 21:15 UTC, the author edited the proposal to state:

> (C)(V)V(C)
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## Withdrawal

On May 9, 2017 at 09:55 UTC, the author withdrew this proposal and instead promoted the Obstruent vs. Sonorant proposal. As such, HIATUS was not considered on the ballot.
Healing Energy

## Restoration

* Target: Ally and You AoE Ally(PBAoe)
* +Heal

## Pure Energy Wave

* Target: Ally
* HoT

## Overheat

* Target: Enemy Target
* Foe: -Damage(Fire)

## Purify

* Target: Ally
* +Resistance(All Status Effects but Knockback)

## Reviving Energy

* Target: Dead Ally
* Rez

## Purification Shield

* Target: Ally
* +Heal
* HoT
* Remove Status Effects

## Healing Breeze

* Target: Ally AoE Ally (Cone)
* +Heal

## Dehydrate

* Target: Enemy Ranged
* Foe: -Speed, -Recharge, -Defense, -Damage(Fire)

## Reservoir

* Target: Dead Ally + Special Ally (PBAoE)
* +Damage +Defense +Accuracy +Recivery
Simple n Complete system

PROPOSAL: Simple n Complete System

B - /b/ voiced bilabial stop

C - /θ/ voiceless dental non-sibilant fricative

H - /h/ voiceless glottal fricative

J - /dʒ/ voiced post-alveolar affricate

K - /k/ voiceless velar stop

L - /l/ alveolar lateral approximant

M - /m/ bilabial nasal

N - /n/ alveolar nasal

P - /p/ voiceless bilabial stop

R - /ɾ/ alveolar flap

S - /s/ voiceless alveolar sibilant

Ƨ - /ʃ/ voiceless palato-alveolar sibilant fricative

T - /t/ voiceless alveolar stop

W - /w/ voiced labio-velar approximant

Y - /j/ voiced palatal approximant

Clusters samples:
- Nasals can only be followed by approximants: Sonya, homles
- Stops can only be followed by sibilants, approximants, and other stops: tƨaw, plis, kapti, tsunami
- Approximants cannot be followed by a consonant
- Sibilants can be followed by nasals, approximants, and stops: pasmo, ƨwa, kasta.
Ti-mlag

**Ti-mlag** was a proposal considered in the Romanisation ballot.

## Proposal

On the 30th May 2017, this system was proposed stating:

Long vowels with hyphens, stress with apostrophe (ASCII-friendly)

/iː/ <i->
/uː/ <u->
/ŋ/ <g>
/f/ <v>
/ʃ/ <c>
/w/ <o>
/∅/ <h>
/ˈ/ <'>

Everything else as in IPA (unvoiced)
Stress is not marked when on the first syllable.

## Election

On the 2nd June 2017, Ti-mlag received 3 votes and didn't make it to the second round.
Qaniujaaqpait

Qaniujaaqpait is one of the two proposal systems which made it the official script of Demlang as a result of a glass concave. Qaniujaaqpait is an rotational syllabary adapted from the Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics script. This script is compatible with Unicode, therefore can be written as text. Qaniujaaqpait was Simon Couturier's proposal

## Orthography

A period ( . ) is used to mark stress so a colon ( : ) is used to mark a period. An apostrophe ( ' ) is used to break hiati.

## Sample Text

```
ᐱ.ᔅᓗ ᑦᔪ. ᓱᖦᒦ. ᖐ. ᒍ.ᑦᔨᒃ ᐃᐅᔅᒥ. ᓱ.
ᒃᓱᒻᒋ.ᓗ ᕕ. ᖢᒃᒐ. ᖠ ᒃᑭ.ᑯ ᑳᑉᓚ ᔅᒨ. : ᐱᑦᓯ.ᓛ ᓘ. ᖕᔫᑭᒍ : ᓐᔭᑉᔫ.
ᕕ.ᕚᓴᓪ ᐊᒻᒐ. ᖢ'ᐊ. ᐳ.ᒫ ᓚ.ᖕ ᑦᓱᒻᔭ.ᓂ ᑭ.ᑐ : ᐆ. ᖦᔭ. ᖦᓖ.ᒻᔭᒧ ᕕᔩ.
ᕙ.ᕙ ᐆ. ᔅᑖᒋ. : ᔪ'ᐃ'ᐊ.ᓐ ᑦᖠᒨ.ᖦᒧ ᔪᐴ. ᑦᔪᔪ. ᒥ ᒋ.ᓕ ᓗ.ᑭᓐ ᐃ. ᓂ.ᒥ :

```

## Trivia

Reminding them of animals tracks in the snow, the Inuits nicknamed their alphasyllabary "the things that are in good order" (opposing it to the latin alphabet which they call "the things that are in disorder").
No Diacritics Please

**No Diacritics Please** was a proposal considered in the Romanisation ballot.

## Proposal

On the 30th May 2017, this system was proposed stating:

/t~d/ = <t>
/k~g/ = <k>
/m/ = <m>
/n/ = <n>
/ŋ/ = <ng>
/f/ = <f>
/s/ =

/ʃ / = <c>
/l/ = <l>
/j/ = <j>
/w/ = <v>

Stressed vowels:

/a:/ = <aa>
/u/ = <u>
/u:/ = <uu>
/i/ = <i>
/i:/ = <ii>

Unstressed vowels:

/a:/ = <ao>
/u/ = <w>
/u:/ = <uw>
/i/ = <y>
/i:/ = <iy>

<h> is both used for /∅/ and to deal with annoying hiatus problems.

## Election

On the 2nd June 2017, No Diacritics Please received 16 votes and didn't make it to the second round.
Word Class Ballot

*see Voting History for list of Ballots*

## Proposals

There were 11 proposals submitted:

* Nouns and Verbs and Stuff
* Adjectverbialism
* Isolating nouns
* This proposal
* Eurocentrism
* Verby Adjectives
* verbs verbs verbs
* What are word classes?
* Active, Passive & Locative (withdrawn)
* Verbs, Nouns, and Functionals
* FLEXIBLE

## Round 2

the FLEXIBLE proposal won the second round 21 votes to Adjectverbialism's 3
Tîmlań (a.k.a. All Tîm everything)

**Tîmlań (a.k.a. All Tîm everything)** was a proposal considered in the Romanisation ballot.

## Proposal

On the 29th May 2017, this system was proposed stating:

Consonants:

/m/ - <m>
/n/ - <n>
/ŋ/ - <ń>
/p/ - <p>
/t/ - <t>
/k/ - <g>
/w/ - <w>
/l/ - <r>
/j/ - <y>
/f/ - <v>
/s/ -

/ʃ/ - <c>
/∅/ - <->

Unstressed vowels:
/a/ - <a>
/i/ - <i>
/u/ - <u>
/a:/ - <ā>
/i:/ - <ī>
/u:/ - <ū>

Stressed vowels
/a/ - <á>
/i/ - <í>
/u/ - <ú>
/a:/ - <â>
/i:/ - <î>
/u:/ - <û>

## Election

On the 2nd June 2017, Tîmlań (a.k.a. All Tîm everything) received 8 votes and didn't make it to the second round.
Tie Breaker Amendment Ballot

*see Voting History*

**The Tie Breaker amendment** was a constitutional amendment that was passed on the 25th of June.

## Amendment

The Amendment was as follows:

> CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT FINAL DRAFT
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> one proposal), beginning every Saturday **between** 00:00 UTC **and 06:00 UTC.**
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> 3.2e. Ties in the first round are resolved with a **12**-hour revote of the proposals that tied, using plurality voting. **If any proposals remain tied for first in the revote, those proposals continue onto the second round.** Ties in the second round are resolved with a Glass Conclave. (See 3.6)
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I got rhythm

**I got rhythm**was a proposal in the Word Rules Ballot

## Proposal

The proposal stated:

A more comprehensible rhythm for Demlang by restricting the number of syllables for each word class.
Auxiliary verbs and noun classifiers: 1-2 syllables, plus 0-1 syllable suffix for inflection Polymorphs: 2-5 syllables (best 2-3, but up to five is allowed for, say, foreign loanwords) Adpositions and conjunctions: 1 syllable with short vowel Pronouns: 1 syllable with long vowel
Inflection is only allowed in auxiliary verbs and noun classifiers, in form of a suffix. Therefore the root form of auxiliary verbs and noun classifiers must end in a vowel. Suffixes must start with a consonant and contain no long vowel, hiatus or stress
Members

**Members** or **demlangers** are people who are members of the Democratic Conlang Facebook group. According to the Constitution, members are eligible to create, vote on, and debate proposals, as well as join the Leadership and volunteer in one of various positions, or even run for Chair.

## Number of Demlangers

The creator of the group made the group on April 30, 2017, starting the count at 1 member.

Within that first day, the group had already grown to over 50 members.

By May 3, 2017, the group had already grown to over 100 members.

On May 18, 2017, the membership count was roughly 150 members.

By May 20, 2017, the group had reached 175 members.

By May 22, 2017, the group had reached 180 members.

By May 27, 2017, the group had reached 190 members.

On May 30, 2017, the group hit 200 members.

On June 4, 2017, the group had reached 225 members.

On June 7, 2017, the group had reached 229 members.

On June 8, 2017, the group had reached 234 members.

On June 22, 2017, the group had reached 268 members.

## Notable Demlangers

Several demlangers have contributed to the demlang by joining leadership or by having a proposal of theirs enter the language. All demlangers are equal, but we're especially grateful for devoted demlangers.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/groups/demlang/permalink/746490152195412/?match=Y29ubGFuZyBncm91cHMsY29ubGFuZyxncm91cHMsc2hhcmU%3D
2. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/groups/sitelen/permalink/1374288095958905/?match=dGhlIGRlbW9jcmF0aWMgY29ubGFuZyxkZW1vY3JhdGljLGNvbmxhbmcsbWVtYmVycw%3D%3D
3. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/groups/demlangleaders/permalink/1060089860757647/?match=bWVtYmVyc2hpcCxtZW1iZXJz
4. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/groups/demlang/permalink/756557717855322/?match=bWVtYmVycw%3D%3D
5. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/groups/demlang/permalink/757571607753933/?match=bWVtYmVycw%3D%3D
6. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/groups/demlang/permalink/760341447476949/?match=bWVtYmVycw%3D%3D
7. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/groups/demlang/permalink/761869550657472
8. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/groups/demlang/permalink/764103007100793
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 https://www.facebook.com/groups/demlangleaders/permalink/1076906152409351/
3(6) with tones and diphthongs

**3(6) with tones and diphthongs** is a vowel system was considered on the Vowel Ballot.

## Proposal

The system was proposed saying:

> *Proposed Tones: High level, mid-rising, and high-falling (ex as in Mandarin: má, mǎ, and mâ).*
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> This is sort of a weird system, I know, but someone else said before that we're not going to depose Esperanto as an auxlang, so I'm interested to see what we can make of it as an artlang. I want a balance between simplicity and complication- hence lifting from Andrew Ead's proposed 3(6) system.
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Leave it for later

**Leave it for later** is the winning proposal of the Word Order Ballot.

## Proposal

The proposal stated:

> The basic order of the sentence is S-O-V. This order doesn't naturally change even for questions (that can be specified by other means like maybe a particle at the end?). Although it can be changed for emphasis if needed. Within noun phrases, polymorph words come first, before noun classifiers. The closer to the noun classifier, the more "important" a polymorph word is. For example, "white car" could be "white car-like machine", where white only specifies a characteristic, but carlike (whatever adjective we have that describes something that looks like a car) gives the most important information about the machine. Adpositions go at the end of adposition phrases (so they're postpositions). Conjunctions go after the clauses they are connecting. So, "I like fruit and vegetables" would be "(I) fruit vegetables-and like". Auxiliary verbs also go after their polymorph words and any particle that modifies the verb or the whole sentence needs to go after the auxiliary, just like postpositions go after the noun classifiers.
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7 vowels with long variants

**7 vowels with long variants** is a vowel system was considered on the Vowel Ballot.

## Proposal

The system was proposed saying:

> *I propose a 7-vowel system with long variants.*
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Orthography Ballot

*see Voting History for list of Ballots*

## Proposals

* Teletubbies (Dylydébis)
* Qaniujaaqpait
* Obviously Cyrillic
* Constructed Alphabet for Dýmlanh
* Dýmlanh + Kanji
* Fidel
* IPA
* Dýmlanh only (default)
* Koreanish
* The Most Elegant Abugida
* Tengwar for Dýmlanh
* Diederik's Proposal
* Logographic
* Guerra's Abugida
* Greek Proposal

## Round 1

Orthography Poll Round 1 started at 0000 UTC 09/06/2017 and has been opening until 0000 UTC 10/06/2017.

* **Teletubbies** **(Dylydébis) - 25 votes**
* **Qaniujaaqpait** **- 19 votes**
* The Most Elegant Abugida - 18 votes
* Dýmlanh Only - 14 votes
* Koreanish - 13 votes
* Obviously Cyrillic - 11 votes
* Greek Proposal - 11 votes
* Logographic - 10 votes
* Guerra's Abugida - 10 votes
* Tengwar for Dýmlanh - 9 votes
* Diederik's Proposal - 9 votes
* Dýmlanh + Kanji - 7 votes
* Fidel - 7 votes
* Constructed Alphabet for Dýmlanh - 5 votes
* IPA - 4 votes

## Round 2

Round two conluded with a draw between Qaniujaaqpait and Teletubbies (Dylydébis) with 37 votes each. this caused a Glass conclave, in which both proposers must come up with a compromise.

## Glass Conclave

The Glass conclave conluded with both Qaniujaaqpait and Teletubbies (Dylydébis) being added to the Demlang
Italian-Latin flavored

**Italian-Latin flavoured**, or the **Italian-Latin flavoured Vowel System**,is a vowel system that was considered on the vowel ballot.

## Proposal

On May 1st 2017, Giancarlo Giarratana proposed the system, stating:

> Proposal: 5 vowel system italian-latin flavoured. There are 7 phonemes (a /a/, e /e/-/ɛ/, i /i/, o /o/-/ɔ/, u /u/) each of them could be long (ā /a:/) or short (ŏ /o/-/ɔ/). Diphthongues are: ia /ja/, ie /je/-/jɛ/, io /jo/-/jɔ/ and ua /wa/, ue /we/-/wɛ/, uo /wo/-/wɔ/.
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## Election

On May 6th, after having received 10 votes, the Italian-Latin flavoured Vowel System did not advance to the second round. As such, the vowel system is not part of the demlang.
3(6) vowels

**3(6) vowels**, or the **3(6) Vowel System**,is a vowel system that was considered on the vowel ballot.

## Proposal

On April 30, 2017 at 23:31 UTC, Andrew Eads proposed the system, stating:

> Three base vowels: /a/, /o/, and /i/. These can be held longer to create "long" vowels. /a/, /o/, and /i/ with the difference being the length of time it takes to say them. (Arabic and Hebrew use a similar system.) No diphthongs.
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## Election

On May 6th, after having received 10 or fewer votes, the 3(6) Vowel System did not advance to the second round. As such, the vowel system is not part of the demlang.

## Legacy

While 3(6) did not win, it did inspire 3 Short & 3 Long, the vowel system that did eventually win.
2-alt romanisation

**2-alt romanisation** was a proposal considered in the Romanisation ballot.

## Proposal

On the 29th May 2017, this system was proposed stating:

Simple consonants

p t k /p/ /t/ /k/
w l y /w/ /l/ /j/
f s sh /f/ /s/ /ʃ/
h /∅/

Vowels

i /i/
u /u/
ā or ae /a:/
ī or ie /i:/
ū or ue /u:/

Stress is indicated with an accent aigu for short vowels, and a señorita for long vowels. Alternatively (ASCII friendly) with an \* behind the stressed syllable
mátaku ma\*taku
kumupyũta kumupyue\*ta

The letter 'h' is used for breaking up a hiatus, e.g., 'táhim' rather than 'táim', as well as for sh.

## Election

On the 2nd June 2017, 2-alt romanisation received 2 votes and didn't make it to the second round.
Wack/y/ system

**Wack/y/**, or the **Wack/y/ System**,is a vowel system that was considered on the vowel ballot.

## Proposal

On April 30, 2017 at 21:43 UTC, Kate Tangerines proposed the system, stating:

> 4 monophthongs, /i/, /y/, /u/, and /a/, with long versions /iː/ /yː/ /uː/ /aː/. The short versions can be released as [ɪ] [ʏ] [ʊ] [ə] in certain situations, such as when unstressed. Diphthongs are /ai/ /au/ /ay/.
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## Election

On May 6th, after having received fewer than 10 votes, the Wack/y/ System did not advance to the second round. As such, the vowel system is not part of the demlang.
Long/Short

**Long/Short** is the Phonotactic and Word Structure Constraints system of the demlang as a result of winning the Syllable Structure Ballot

## Proposal

the system was proposed, stating:

> *Proposal: Long/Short*
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*> (C)(C)V(C\*)
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The Nuclear System

**The Nuclear System**is a syllable system that is being considered on the syllable structure ballot.

## Proposal

On May 7, 2017 at 15:53 UTC, Henry William proposed the system, stating:

> I propose a (O)+V+(K) syllabic system, where:
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## Election

The proposal is scheduled to be on the May 12th referendum.
Arabic & Spanish-inspired

-Stress always goes on long vowels, if any.

-In words with no long vowels stress can go on any vowel and words with the same sounds can have different meanings depending on where the stress goes. Long components with a hiatus count as two syllables either of which can be stressed (or not if the stress is on another syllable).

-Monosyllabic words can be stressed if they are noun/adjectives/verbs, but prepositions (or postpositions or cases)/articles (if they exist)/conjunctions or any other particles that we may have are not stressed and they are pronounced as atonic and attached to the main word they modify.

-Questions can have a falling or raising pitch at the end.
Horizontal Vowel System

**Horizontal Vowel System**is a vowel system that was considered on the Vowel Ballot.

## Proposal

The Horizontal Vowel System proposal was posed as follows:

> *Vowels are phonemically distinɡuished only by backness. 3 phonemic vowels: /a ~ i/ ("front"), /ɐ~ə~ɨ/ ("central"), /ɑ ~ ɯ/ ("back"), where [± round] can depend on consonantal environment. No diphthongs.*
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Romanization Ballot

*see Voting History for list of Ballots*

## Proposals

There were 15 proposals submitted:

* Diémlag
* Ti-mlag
* 2-alt romanisation
* Monograph Consonants
* No Diacritics Please
* Simple Western European
* Dýmlanh
* Tîmlań (a.k.a. All Tîm everything)
* Diomláng
* THE ONLY REAL ROMANISATION
* Intuitive
* IWCDVWCDC (If We Can Duplicate Vowels, We an Duplicate Consonants)
* Latinish Featural (F'bΠXoL)
* Yulung

 First round

The ballot was held on June 2nd, 2017, and the top two proposals went to the second round.

* **Diomláng (Irish Inspired) - 19 votes**
* **Dymlanh - 18 votes**
* No Diacritics Please - 16 votes
* Diémlag - 15 votes
* Intuitive - 12 votes
* IWCDVWCDC (If We Can Duplicate Vowels, We an Duplicate Consonants) - 11 votes
* Monograph Consonants - 9 votes
* Simple Western European - 8 votes
* Tîmlań (a.k.a. All Tîm everything) - 8 votes
* NO SURPRISES - 7 votes
* Ti-mlag - 3 votes
* THE ONLY REAL ROMANISATION - 2 votes
* Latinish Featural (F'bΠXoL) - 2 votes
* 2-alt romanisation - 2 votes
* Yulung - 2 votes

 Second round

The second round was held on June 3rd, 2017, and Dýmlanh won 26-18.
Flex-5

**Flex-5**, or the **Flex-5 System**,is a vowel system that was considered on the vowel ballot.

## Proposal

On April 30, 2017 at 18:30 UTC, Henry William proposed the system, stating:

> I propose a 5 vowels system based on A-E-I-O-U where each main vowel has a more open and a more closed versions (/a/-/ɐ/, /e/-/ɛ/ and /o/-/ɔ/) and I and U have a vocalic and a semivocalic version (/i/-/j/ and /u/-/w/).
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## Election

On May 6th, after having received fewer than 10 votes, the Flex-5 System did not advance to the second round. As such, the vowel system is not part of the demlang.
Demlanger Support

Hello, this is **Demlanger Support**; how may I help you today?

### The language is missing a feature.

Please ask the Chair to add the feature to the list of questions. If the Chair does not add the feature to the list of questions, you may petition their decision to force them to add it to the list.

### The language has a bad feature.

If you were the person who made the feature, make a Clarification Amendment. If you were not the person who made the feature, wait for the protest week and make a protest. If a supermajority agrees, the change will be made.

### The language has a confusing feature.

Bring the question to the Panel, who will tell you how the confusing feature ought to be interpreted. If you do not like the Panel's interpretation, you may petition their decision to change the interpretation of the feature.

### The Constitution is missing a feature.

Any ambiguities in the Constitution are decided by the Chair. Ask the Chair how they plan to deal with the ambiguity. If you do not like the Chair's plan, then you can petition their decision.

### The Constitution has a bad feature.

Write a Constitutional Amendment. If a supermajority agrees, the change will be made.

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Bring the question to the Panel, who will tell you how the confusing feature ought to be interpreted. If you do not like the Panel's interpretation, you may petition their decision to change the interpretation of the feature.

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If the Chair's mistake was unconstitutional, then ask the Chair to resign or ask one of the previous Chairs to remove the Chair for being dishonorable. If the Chair's mistake was in their handling of conduct policy, ask the Panel to investigate. For any other mistake made by the Chair, then petition the Chair's decision.

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Join as a Pollster and engage in discussion.

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Batata

Stress:
- If there is a syllable with a long vowel, stress goes on that one.
- If there is no long vowels and the word has three or less syllables, stress goes on the first syllable.
- If there are more than three syllables and there is no long vowels, stress goes on the penultimate syllable.
- Foreign words (proper names and latin expressions, for example) can be pronounce as close as possible to the original or according to the rules above...

Intonation:
- The pitch of a question can be raising, falling, circumflex or even no pitch.
- No tones.
Musical

**The** **Musical system** or **Musical** is a vowel system that was considered on the Vowel Ballot.

## Proposal

The System was proposed saying:

> *The Musical System*
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> I propose applying the three vowels i, a and u to each of the seven notes, allowing for 21 separate vowel sounds.
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> This system wouldn't require consonants, but to make it easier for those of us who don't have perfect pitch, each tone could be marked with its own unique consonant.
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Czech-inspired

Stress always goes on the first syllable of a word with vowel length distinctive and independent off stress (so both ['sa:ta] and ['sata:] are allowed)

There are no tones

Sentences invoking a yes-no question end with raising pitch, other questions have raising pitch that quickly falls down at the very end and indicative sentences have a neutral slightly falling pitch
Length equals to stress

- Long vowels are always stressed, short vowels are never stressed.
- Stressed vowels are always long, unstressed vowels are always short.
- Words have to be designed in such a way that most words contain a long and therefore stressed vowel.
- There are no tones.
- Any pitch is allowed. Grammatical means are used to express the difference between questions, indicative sentences and imperative sentences.
Project Inoculum

* Inoculum Characters

## Trivia

* in·oc·u·late
/iˈnäkyəˌlāt/
verb
-To treat (a person or animal) with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease.
* This project was named after the 2019 album "Fear Inoculum" by the band "Tool".
* This was placed in the "non-Walking Dead" category due to the possibility of having slightly different zombies.
6(12) Vowel Creaky-Voice System

**6(12) Vowel Creaky** is a vowel system that was considered on the Vowel Ballot.

## Proposal

The System was proposed saying:

> *Six normal voiced vowels:*
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> w = u
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> o = o
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> e = e
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> î = ḭ
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> â = a̰
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> ŵ = ṵ
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> ô = o̰
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Vowel Ballot

*see Voting History for list of Ballots*

The **vowel ballot** was a referendum by the Democratic Conlang Facebook group to determine the vowel system that the demlang will have. The vowel ballot was introduced on April 30, 2017 and concluded with the announcement of the winning vowel system on May 8, 2017.

## Proposals

There were 22 proposals submitted for the vowel ballot:

* Simple
* Finnish-inspired
* Flex-5
* Italian-Latin flavored
* 7 vowel locations
* 3(6) vowels
* Wack/y/ system
* ASAP (as simple as possible)
* Strange Texture
* Horizontal Vowel System
* No Vowels
* 6(12) Vowel Creaky-Voice System
* 3(6) with tones and diphthongs
* 7 vowels with long variants
* Forgotten Features
* 4(8) vowels
* 3 Short & 3 Long
* Base 5
* Musical
* Perfect Diamond
* LarynXXL (Estonian-inspired)
* Schwa

## First Round

The first round of voting occurred on May 6th, where approval voting on three Facebook polls determined the top two proposals, which were 3 Short & 3 Long (with 14 votes) and 7 vowel locations (with 13 votes).

* 3 short and 3 long - 14 votes
* 7 vowel locations - 13 votes
* Italian-flavoured - 10 votes
* Perfect Diamond - 10 votes
* No vowels - 10 votes
* 3(6) vowels - 10 votes
* Horizotal vowel system - 9 votes
* ASAP - 7 votes
* Flex 5 - 7 votes
* Base 5 - 7 votes
* Schwa - 7 votes
* Forgotten feautures - 7 votes
* Simple - 6 votes
* 4(8) vowels - 6 votes
* 7 vowels with long variants - 6 votes
* Finnish-inspired - 5 votes
* Musical - 5 votes
* 6(12) vowel creaky - 4 votes
* Wack/y/ system - 3 votes
* Strange texture - 3 votes
* LarynXXL - 2 votes
* 3(6) with tones and diphthongs - 1 vote

## Second Round

The two finalists entered a second round of voting on May 7th, where 3 Short & 3 Long won 38-20.
7 vowel locations

**7 vowel locations**, or the **7 Location Vowel System**,is a vowel system that was considered on the vowel ballot.

## Proposal

On May 1st 2017, Samuel Ahmed proposed the system, stating:

7 vowel locations (3 front, 3 back, one central) then rounded-unrounded pairs for all except the schwa. Phonemes would be /i/ /y/ /ɯ/ /u/ /e/ /ø/ /ə/ /ɤ/ /o/ /ɛ ~ a/ /œ ~ ɶ/ /ʌ ~ ɑ/ /ɔ ~ ɒ/. Diphthongs do not exist phonemically.

## Election

On May 6th, the 7 location vowel system received 13 votes and advanced to the second round. In the second round, competing against the 3 short & 3 long vowel system, the 7 location vowel system received 20 votes and it didn't become part of the demlang.
4 Locations

**Proposal: 4 Locations**

4 manners of articulation and 4 locations combining to form a rich (and yet pronounceable) 24-phoneme consonant inventory. There are lots of allophones for ease of pronunciation. All consonant clusters allowed by Dylan's syllable structure are allowed, except a phoneme followed by itself or another phoneme with the same place and manner of articulation.

Fricatives:
<f> [ɸ]
<v> [β]

 [θ ~ s] <ss> [θ: ~ s:]
<z> [ð ~ z] <zz> [ð: ~ z:]
<sh> [sˤ ~ sʰ]
<x> [h ~ x ~ ç] <xx> [h: ~ x: ~ ç:]
<h> [ħ] <hh> [ħ:]
<gh> [ʕ]

Plosives:
<p> [p]

<ph> [pʼ ~ pʰ]
<b> [b]
<t> [t ~ k]

 [tʼ ~ tʰ ~ kʼ ~ kʰ]

<d> [d ~ g]
<q> [ʔ]

Nasals:
<m> [m] <mm> [m:]
<n> [n ~ ɲ ~ ŋ] <nn> [n: ~ ɲ: ~ ŋ:]

Laterals:
<l> [ɬ ~ l ~ r ~ ɫ]
Voting History

The **voting history** of the Democratic Conlang Facebook group is the foundation for the demlang.

## Constitutional History

On April 29, 2017, Article 3 of the Constitution outlined voting procedures as follows:

> §1. On Saturdays, all proposals are presented for a vote. Any member may vote.
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> §2. Approval voting determines the winner. Members may vote for more than one proposal.
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> §3. If the margin is less than ten percent of the number of votes, the top two proposals enter a second round of voting where the proposal with the majority of votes is the winner.
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> §4. A tie in the second round goes to the proposal that was submitted first.
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On May 7, 2017, Section 1 was modified so that voting begins on Fridays, so that votes may be held for 24 hours without the possible second round overlapping with the introduction of proposals on Sunday.

## Ballot History

The ballot history for the demlang is as follows:

* Vowel Ballot, held May 6-7, 2017
* Syllable Structure Ballot, held May 12-13, 2017
* Consonant Ballot, held May 19-20, 2017
* Intonation Ballot, held May 26-27, 2017
* Ratification Ballot, held May 27-28, 2017
* Romanization Ballot, held June 2-3, 2017
* Orthography Ballot, held June 9-10, 2017
* Interjection Ballot, held June 16, 2017
* Typesetting Ballot, held June 16-1, 2017
* Word Class Ballot, held June 23-24, 2017
* Tie Breaker Amendment Ballot, held June 23-24, 2017
* Base Vocabulary Voting Amendment, held June 30 - July 1, 2017
* Chair Election for Second Term, held June 30 - July 1, 2017
* Homophony/Synonymy Ballot, held June 30 - July 2, 2017
* First Protest Ballot, held July 7, 2017
* Word Rules Ballot, held July 14, 2017
* Word Order Ballot, held July 14-15, 2017
* Classifier Declension Ballot, held July 21-22, 2017
* Transliteration Ballot, held July 21-22, 2017
* Auxiliary Conjugation Ballot, held July 28-29, 2017

Held July 29, 2017 onwards:

* Pronouns Ballot
* Auxiliaries Ballot
* Postpositions Ballot
* Conjunctions Ballot
* Commands Ballot
* Interrogations Ballot

## Vocab Ballots

Words in Demlang are determined by vocab ballots following the Base Vocabulary Voting System. The history of vocab ballots is as follows:

* Classifiers Vocab Ballot
* 1st Polymorph Vocab Ballot
* 2nd Polymorph Vocab Ballot

## Ballot Future

The scheduled ballots for the future are as follows:

* Second Protest Ballot, to be held September 1, 2017
* Chair Election for Third Term, to be held around September 30, 2017
* Third Protest Ballot, to be held November 3, 2017
* Chair Election for Fourth Term, to be held around December 30, 2017
Finnish-inspired

**Finnish-inspired**, or the **Naturalistic Finnish-inspired Vowel System**,is a vowel system that was considered on the vowel ballot.

## Proposal Edit

On April 30, 2017 at 16:32 UTC, Kryštof Vinter proposed the system, stating:

> There are 7 distinct vowel sounds. /a/, with allophones /ɑ/, /æ/ or even /ɐ/, /ɛ/ with an allophone /e/, /i/ with a allophone /ɪ/, /o/ with allophones /ɔ/, /u/ with an allophone /ʊ/, /y/ with an allophone /ʏ/ and /œ/ with allophones /ø/ or sometimes /ə/.
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## Election Edit

On May 6th, after having received fewer than 10 votes, the Finnish-inspired vowel system did not advance to the second round. As such, the vowel system is not part of the demlang.
School Break: The Finale

School Break: The Finale is the fourth episode of Season 3, and the ending of the series.
As of March 2018, the finale hasn't happened, as there is currently no point to putting in the effort to it.

## Plot Overview

Two weeks later, Group A and B are ready to execute their escape plans.

## Characters

* Ben Havel
* Sean Donlon
* Matthew Knox
* Amarni Alisi
* Aaron Bosch
* Elijah Pimm
* Tyriq Gildea
* Kaleb Robinson
* Reynold Banks
* Wayne Chelham
* Lionstooth agents
* Carl Bosch
* John Steel
* Blue
* Drago Vasquez
* Javier Vasquez
* Al-baylim authority
* Robert H
* Green
* Red
Intuitive

**Intuitive** was a proposal considered in the Romanisation ballot.

## Proposal

On the 1st June 2017, this system was proposed stating:

Apostrophe in hiati with two identical vowels: i'i, a'a, u'u.

Vowels:

/i/ = <i>; /'i/ = <í>; /i:/ = <ii>; /'i:/ = <íí>

/a/ = <a>; /'a/ = <á>; /a:/ = <aa>; /'a:/ = <áá>

/u/ = <u>; /'u/ = <ú>; /u:/ = <uu>; /'u:/ = <úú>

Consonants: Same as IPA, except for:

/ʃ/ = <x>

/ŋ/ = <q>

/∅/ = <h>

## Election

On the 2nd June 2017, Intuitive received 12 votes and didn't make it to the second round.
Season 1

**Season 1** of School Break consists of 10 episodes.

The season premiered on June 18th, 2017. The season ended on July 31st, 2017.

## Plot overview

Cornfield High School Year 10 student Ben Havel becomes frustrated with one of his teachers, and begins to shout at her and proceeds to smash her laptop. The female teacher reports Havel to the principal, who decides Ben is a liability and expels him to Wolf Pond Boarding School for Bad Kids. Wolf Pond is a boarding school and serves as a prison for bad kids to be educated in without leaving until finishing their GCSE's. Havel meets up with Sean Donlon, Amarni Alisi, Matthew Knox, Aaron Bosch, Tyriq Gildea and Elijah Pimm in Wolf Pond and befriends them. They get to work planning an escape, which Kaleb Robinson, a roommate and Reynold "R.B" Banks, a strong student force their way into. Staff member Mr. Chelham gets wind of the escape but aids them. Eventually, the nine students execute the escape one night. When the escape is finally executed, and aided by hacker Stacy and Chelham, only seven of the nine students successfully escape, these being: Ben Havel, Sean Donlon, Matthew Knox, Aaron Bosch, Elijah Pimm, Kaleb Robinson and Reynold Banks. Amarni Alisi and Tyriq Gildea are caught and taken back into Wolf Pond for questioning.

## Episodes

* 1. June 18th 2017
* 2. June 21st 2017
* 3. June 26th 2017
* 4. July 3rd 2017
* 5. July 10th 2017
* 6. July 17th 2017
* 7. July 22nd 2017
* 8. July 29th 2017
* 9. July 30th 2017
* 10. July 31st 2017

## Characters

* Ben Havel
* Ben Havel's female teacher (heard only)
* Cornfield High School Principal (heard only)
* Sean Donlon
* Matthew Knox
* Amarni Alisi
* Aaron Bosch
* Elijah Pimm
* Tyriq Gildea
* Kaleb Robinson
* Reynold Banks
* Wayne Chelham
* Tyriq Gildea's Cornfield High School Teacher (flashback)
* Jack Parks (flashback)
* Stacy
* Terry
* Wolf Pond Principal (not seen or heard, spoke to by Terry)
* Wolf Pond security (heard only shouting Freeze)

## Trivia

* In Episode 4, Ben Havel beats Reynold Banks in a fight and says "Can't believe I fucking did it!", a reference to the series Robert's Escape
Wolf Pond 7

The Wolf Pond Seven are the seven students who escaped from Wolf Pond Boarding School for Bad Kids in 2015. These were Ben Havel, Sean Donlon, Elijah Pimm, Matthew Knox, Aaron Bosch, Kaleb Robinson and Reynold "R.B" Banks.

Amarni Alisi and Tyriq Gildea also attempted escape, but were caught.

* First to be captured is Kaleb Robinson, after Reynold Banks beats him down in the woods., allowing the cops to catch up to him. **1/7**
* Ben Havel, Sean Donlon and Matthew Knox are the next trio to be captured after they try running past a police station. They're caught and put inside the police car.
	+ However, the trio escape thanks to being rescued by Reynold Banks when he smashes an armoured truck into the police car on the motorway. Reynold takes them into his own custody.
		- The driver of the car that transferred the trio calls in backup. They trace the armoured truck and eventually arrest Havel, Donlon, Knox and Banks. **5/7**
* **​**Aaron Bosch and Elijah Pimm, the last two WP7, remain in hiding with Aaron's cousin Carl Bosch.
* The 5/7 captured are imprisoned in White Garden Juvenile Prison along with Tyriq Gildea and Amarni Alisi.
Season 3

**Season 3** of School Break consists of 4 episodes.

The season premiered January 9th 2018.

The season was intended to be a full 10 episode season, but the creator had to cut down to 4 due to time constraints and work on other projects. The first three episodes are normal, and the fourth is an extended episode titled School Break: The Finale.

After episode 3, the creator felt the series became a chore rather than enjoying creating it, and lost motivation to create ten episodes, so the idea for the finale was created.

It is the final season. It will resolve the story of Robert H, Green and Red.

After escaping White Garden, the crew are captured by the Lionstooth Criminal Enterprise and taken to Iran, where everything is explained to them. The crew are split into two groups, A and B.  Group A are forced into incarceration in a facility called Al-Baylim prison, to break out HVI, Javier Vasquez. Group B are held captive by Lionstooth in their top secret underground facility, to serve as leverage over Group A. Group B must then find an escape from the facility and find a way to access Corius, Lionstooth's network.

## Synopsis

In the final season, our heroes are forced to aid the Lionstooth, but must also find a way to stop them once and for all.

## Plot overview

Picking up from where the White Garden escape left off, the cast are seemily trapped, however, John Steel's authorised White Garden Raid kicks into play, with several choppers swarming over the facility, gunning down prison authority. The chopper proceeds to drop a rope which Reynold climbs up, but then Ben Havel uses a knife to cut the rope from the chopper and then they descend safely from the roof and exit the prison. In a race against time, the Lionstooth track down and capture the White Garden 7 before the police do and then force them to board a chopper, which then departs the country for Iran.

Chelham and Steel take their own chopper to Iran, with them and the main cast landing outside Lionstooth's top secret underground facility in the fictional part of the country called Baylim. Chelham and Steel force them into the facility and explain their motives, deliver them to Drago Vasquez as they have the potential to break Drago's son, Javier out of a well protected juvenile penitentary close by, in exchange for Drago giving Steel a large sum of money. It is then revealed that Carl Bosch, Aaron Bosch and Elijah Pimm are captive in the facility. Ben, Sean, Amarni, Matthew and Reynold are chosen to go to Al-Baylim, and the five somehow intentionally get imprisoned and meet Javier inside.

Javier refuses to join in on the escape as he doesn't want anything to do with his father.

## Episodes

* 1. January 9th 2018
* 2. January 16th 2018
* 3. January 23rd 2018
* Finale. February 13th 2018

## Characters

* Ben Havel
* Sean Donlon
* Matthew Knox
* Amarni Alisi
* Aaron Bosch
* Elijah Pimm
* Tyriq Gildea
* Kaleb Robinson
* Reynold Banks
* Wayne Chelham
* Lionstooth agents
* Carl Bosch
* John Steel
* Blue
* Drago Vasquez
* Javier Vasquez
* White Garden Guards
* Al-baylim authority
* Robert H
* Green
* Red

## Trivia

* This is the only season not featuring ten episodes.
Diémlag

**Diémlang** was a proposal considered in the Romanisation ballot.

## Proposal

On the 29th May 2017, this system was proposed stating:

<aa> /a:/
<p> /p/
<d> /t/
<q> /k/
<i> /i/ if not first vowel in hiatus
<e> /i/ if first vowel in hiatus
<ie> /i:/
<m> /m/
<n> /n/
<g> /ŋ/

 /s/
<c> /∫/
<u> /u/ if not first or third vowel in hiatus
<o> /u/ if first or third vowel in hiatus
<uo> /u:/
<j> /j/
<l> /l/
<w> /w/
<'> /∅/

Stress is indicated by an acute accent. Writers may optionally use a -y after the vowel instead of the acute accent.

## Election

On the 2nd June 2017, Diémlag received 15 votes and didn't make it to the second round.
School Break Wiki

## Introduction to School Break Wiki

Click edit to replace this paragraph with a description of your TV series for your readers. Keep it short and sweet.

## Welcome to the Wiki

This is a wiki, a website that anyone, including you, can edit. Go ahead, try it out! Use the buttons below to create your first episode and character pages.

Create an article about an episode by typing the title below:

Create an article about a character by typing the title below:
 Seasons

Create an article about a whole season by typing the title below:

## Pages created so far

* Al-Baylim Prison
* Ben Havel
* Cuts
* John Steel
* Main Page
* Robert Series
* School Break
* School Break: The Finale
* School Break Wiki
* Season 1
* Season 2
* Season 3
* White Garden Juvenile Detention Centre
* Wolf Pond 7
* Wolf Pond Boarding School for Bad Kids
Nucleus

Around the world, CREO is launching rockets to restore Earth’s atmosphere by spreading the Project Resolve agent, healing our devastated planet bit by bit. The whole facility is basically built around three huge rocket launch pads where the rockets are being shot in the atmosphere using an electromagnetic pulse before they ignite their fuel resources.

The **Nucleus** is the core of Creo’s rocket program and as such the core of the whole facility. It shows how the rockets are prepared for launch. As a launch takes place around every ten minutes, there is a whole support system for rapid refuelling, start procedure and liftoff.
Einer von denen

Laura fühlt sich zusehends von dem Synth Anita bedroht und befürchtet, dass sie ihrer Familie gefährlich werden kann. Hobb fängt Fred, der sich in seiner Angst gegenüber der Menschheit bestätigt fühlt. Der Synth Niska kann flüchten und muss nicht mehr als Sexroboter zur Verfügung stehen. Allerdings sind Karen und Peter immer noch hinter ihr her und kommen näher. Leo bringt sich auf der Suche nach Informationen in Lebensgefahr. (Text: RTL Crime)
Syllable Structure Ballot

*see Voting History for list of Ballots*

The **syllable structure ballot** was a referendum by the Democratic Conlang Facebook group to determine the syllable structure that the demlang will have. The syllable structure ballot was introduced on May 7, 2017.

## Proposals

There were 11 proposals submitted for the syllable structure ballot:

* Japanese-inspired
* Tigrigna-inspired
* The Nuclear System
* Czech-inspired
* HIATUS (withdrawn)
* Hawaiian/Japonic-inspired
* (Almost) Anything Goes
* Quite Elegant
* CV(C)
* Obstruent vs. Sonorant
* Long/Short

Since 1 proposal was withdrawn by its creator, only 10 proposals were considered on the ballot.

## First round

The first round of voting happened on May 12th.

4 proposals had been chosen to enter the second round.
White Garden Juvenile Detention Centre

White Garden Juvenile Detention Centre, AKA White Garden Prison or simply White Garden, is a juvenile prison with male inmates aged between 10-17. If an inmate hasn't completed a sentence by their 18th birthday, they are transported to an adult facility.

It is the primary location of Robert's Escape and also the primary location of the second half of the second season of School Break.

Robert H, Green and Red, three inmates aged 14, managed to escape from White Garden in 2015. Later in 2015, Ben Havel, Sean Donlon, Matthew Knox, Kaleb Robinson, Reynold Banks, Tyriq Gildea and Amarni Alisi are imprisoned in White Garden.

## Robert's Escape

In 2015, Robert H, 14, is incarcerated in White Garden Juvenile Detention Centre for possession of Cannabis, along with his accomplices, Red, Green and Blue. Robert discovers the cell vents are weak and manages to break through it using a cafeteria spoon. He walks down a path and finds a bigger vent leading to the outside. He then later finds a secret workshop above the path behind the cells and finds a crowbar and some pliers. He then gets Red and Green up their to take some pillows, but Green discovers Blue is nervous. They stash the pillows in their beds to decieve the guards into thinking they are sleeping. Robert, Green and Red breakout of their cells into the path, and use the crowbar to break through the large vent. They sneak down to the fence surrounding the prison, and use the pliers to cut through. Before they escape, they realize they left Blue behind, but decide to leave him. They escape.

## School Break Season 2.5

Ben Havel, Sean Donlon, Matthew Knox, Kaleb Robinson, Reynold Banks, Tyriq Gildea and Amarni Alisi are imprisoned in White Garden for previously escaping Wolf Pond Boarding School and refusing to give up any details. They are later broken out of the prison by the Lionstooth Tribe.