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Go to the Shopping center

Quakecomm — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 11:19:58 GMT

Quakecomm:

You go to the docks and see a small stand selling silver. You go up to the stand and ask the woman selling it how much she sells it for. She says: "Oh, I sell it very cheap. Its better customer attraction, Since most places sell it with a bit more that is worth to make a profit, i sell it a tiny bit more. Clever isn't it? That's what you'd expect from a she-merchent!"

Do you:
*[[Say: Fine, give me the silver]]
*Shop somewhere else [["Thank you" (Come Back The Next Day) ]]

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Say: Hey, aren't you a smuggler?

Quakecomm — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 11:14:52 GMT

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I'm insulted. I am a defender of colonial rights! Your master will here about this! Not wanting to face the consequences you decide to [[Become a Miller]].

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Go to the docks to get silver

Quakecomm — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 11:11:53 GMT

Quakecomm:

You meet John Hancock, one of your master's friends in the Sons of Liberty. You ask if you can buy The silver from him and he says: "Ah, finest silver in the stock. I'll give Mister Revere a discount
Do you:
*[[Say: Thank you kind sir]]
*[[Say: Hey, aren't you a smuggler?]]
*I'll look somewhere else [["Thank you" (Come Back The Next Day) ]]

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Help him make the Boston Massacre Engraving

Quakecomm — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 11:09:45 GMT

Quakecomm:

You help him make the engraving and together you hand them around. You learned that the boston massacre happened because some people were protesting non-importation and they got shot by the soldiers. From that point on Paul Revere teaches you everything about being a patriot, and eventually you enlist in the colonial malitia.The first battle you fight in is the battle of bunker hill. You are under the command of Col. John Stark. He calls you to reinforce the colonial left flank, on one of the beaches of Charlestown. You get there just in time to setup your weapon and mount it at the gate with all the other colonial soldiers before the first attack British comes. The British far our number you but since you have the high ground and the ability to steady your guns on the gate, as well as the limited protection that the gate provides, the British sustain heavy casualties. You eventually hold off the initial British attack. Later on that day you are pushed back into Boston, but the British payed such a high price that the battle felt like it was won. From that day on you see a bright future ahed for both the colonies, and yourself. Both you and Richardson have survived that battle, and you become lifelong friends and fight in many future battles together. You survive the war and live a long and satisfying life. '''The End'''

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Help him make the Boston Massacre Engraving

Quakecomm — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 11:08:05 GMT

Quakecomm:

Go to the Shopping center

Quakecomm — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 11:06:04 GMT

Quakecomm:

You go to the docks and see a small stand selling silver. You go up to the stand and ask the woman selling it how much she sells it for. She says: "Oh, I sell it very cheap. Its better customer attraction, Since most places sell it with a bit more that is worth to make a profit, i sell it a tiny bit more. Clever isn't it? That's what you'd expect from a she-merchent!"

Do you:
*[[Say: Fine, give me the silver]]
*[[Ask: What in lord's name is a she-merchent?]]
*Shop somewhere else [["Thank you" (Come Back The Next Day) ]]

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"Thank you" (Come Back The Next Day)

Quakecomm — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 11:05:30 GMT

Quakecomm:

You become an apprentice of Paul Revere, who teaches you to be a patriot. He sends you out on various missions and errands for him. Todays errand is to get him the silver he needs to make a couple of secret projects he has in mind for you.

Do you:
*[[Go to the docks to get silver]]
*[[Go to the Shopping center]]

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Say: At Theophilis Lillie's shop

Quakecomm — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 11:04:41 GMT

Quakecomm:

"What? you got it there? SHAME TO YOU!!!" He then beats you mercilessly and you go crying to bed. You commit suicide later on a knife-blade to your abdomen '''The End'''

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Say yes to the Gunsmith

Quakecomm — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 22:56:35 GMT

Quakecomm:

He says: "Im sorry, i cannot accept you as an apprentice, and shuts the door in your face. You are mad, so you go to one of the other advertisers.

Do you:
*[[Become a Silversmith]]
*[[Become a Miller]]

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Ask him what the owner is doing

Quakecomm — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 22:37:08 GMT

Quakecomm:

Oh him? He's just old and unstable, that's why he put up the advertizement, for new workers. He's retiring soon." Says the Patriot, " Say, do you want to help me trip the Loyalist pig?"

Do you say:
*[[Okay!!]]
*[[No!!]]
*[[I don't want to be on this Mill!!]]

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Yes it is

Quakecomm — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 22:06:00 GMT

Quakecomm:

Hurray! Finally someone else will agree with me that we should be loyal to the king.
(Owner walks over) "Ah yes.. I see you've met Jackson. He hates his parents, and his parents are patriots, so he is purely loyal to the king and england."

*[["Hey, me too!"]]
*[["Your a disgrace"]]

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Return to the farm. Now a wholehearted loyalist.

Quakecomm — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 00:59:26 GMT

Quakecomm:

A few weeks later Jackson shakes you awake in the middle of the night. " THe British have just attacked Lexington and Concord! The colonies are at war with England! Hurry! We must go enlist with the British!"

You join the British Troops. You are brought on to a British navel ship where you prepare for an attack on the Charlestown beachfront and into boston. You, under the command of General Howe, are lead into battle on the colonists left flank. You far out number the Colonists, yet the colonists have the high ground advantage, and soon your regiment suffers heavy casualties. As you are shooting upwards the gates and the Colonists you see... Is that Richardson? You see his gun fire and at the same time you feel a sharp paining your side. You fall to the ground, and the last thing you see before you black out is the blood stain on the white, sandy, beach beneath you. '''The End'''

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Ask him what the owner is doing

Quakecomm — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 00:58:41 GMT

Quakecomm:

Oh him? He's just old and unstable, that's why he put up the advertizement, for new workers. He's retiring soon." Says the Patriot, " Say, do you want to help me trip the Loyalist pig?"

Do you:
*[[Okay!!]]
*[[No!!]]
*[[I don't want to be on this Mill!!]]

[[Category: The Story of George Miller]]

Return to the farm. Now a wholehearted loyalist.

Quakecomm — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 23:11:01 GMT

Quakecomm:

"That was so beautiful and patriotic!"(return to the farm a wholehearted patriot)

Quakecomm — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 22:48:54 GMT

Quakecomm:

A few weeks later Richardson shakes you awake in the middle of the night. "We are breaking free! We have started attacking the British Troops! Hurry! We must join them!

You help the patriots by enlisting in the colonial militia. The first battle you fight in is the battle of bunker hill. You are under the command of Col. John Stark. He calls you to reinforce the colonial left flank, on one of the beaches of Charlestown. You get there just in time to setup your weapon and mount it at the gate with all the other colonial soldiers before the first attack British comes. The British far our number you but since you have the high ground and the ability to steady your guns on the gate, as well as the limited protection that the gate provides, the British sustain heavy casualties. During the fight you see amongst the British soldiers... Is that Jackson? You fire your musket and see him fall to the ground. You eventually hold off the initial British attack. Later on that day you are pushed back into Boston, but the British payed such a high price that the battle felt like it was won. From that day on you see a bright future ahed for both the colonies, and yourself. Both you and Richardson have survived that battle, and you become lifelong friends and fight in many future battles together. You survive the war and live a long and satisfying life. '''The End'''

[[Category: The Story of George Miller]]

So Phillis, why, exactly, are you a patriot?

Quakecomm — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 22:30:44 GMT

Quakecomm:

Good question! You see, the colonies are beautiful places, so England wants to have control of them. This would be okay if the colonists were represented by the British government, but instead the British government imposes taxes to pay for their wars, and quarters troops in our homes without us ever having a say in it. That is why I believe in liberty for the colonies. May I read you one of my poems? This specific poem is about the sad death of a great patriot:

*In heavens eternal court it was decreed
*How the first martyr for the cause should bleed
*To clear the country of the hated brood
*He whet his courage for the common good
*Long hid before, a vile infernal here
*Prevents Achilles in his mid career
*Where'er this fury darts his Pois'nous breath
*All are endanger'd to the shafts of death
*The generous Sires beheld the fatal wound
*Saw their young champion gasping on the ground
*They rais'd him up. but to each present ear
*What martial glories did his tongue declare
*The wretch appal'd no longer can despise
*But from the Striking victim turns his eyes —
*When this young martial genius did appear
*The Tory cheifs no longer could forbear.
*Ripe for destruction, see the wretches doom
*He waits the curses of the age to come
*In vain he flies, by Justice Swiftly chaced
*With unexpected infamy disgraced
*Be Richardson for ever banish'd here
*The grand Usurpers bravely vaunted Heir.
*We bring the body from the watry bower
*To lodge it where it shall remove no more.
*Snider behold with what Majestic Love
*The Illustrious retinue begins to move
*With Secret rage fair freedoms foes beneath
*See in thy corse ev'n Majesty in Death.

*[["That was so beautiful and patriotic!"(return to the farm a wholehearted patriot)]]

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Please read me one of your poems!

Quakecomm — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 22:26:53 GMT

Quakecomm:

Thank you for being so enthusiastic! But first let me explain to you why it is that that I am a patriot. The colonies are beautiful places, so England wants to have control of them. This would be okay if the colonists were represented by the British government, but instead the British government imposes taxes to pay for their wars, and quarters troops in our homes without us ever having a say in it. That is why I believe in liberty for the colonies. Now for the poem. This specific poem is about the sad death of a great patriot:

*In heavens eternal court it was decreed
*How the first martyr for the cause should bleed
*To clear the country of the hated brood
*He whet his courage for the common good
*Long hid before, a vile infernal here
*Prevents Achilles in his mid career
*Where'er this fury darts his Pois'nous breath
*All are endanger'd to the shafts of death
*The generous Sires beheld the fatal wound
*Saw their young champion gasping on the ground
*They rais'd him up. but to each present ear
*What martial glories did his tongue declare
*The wretch appal'd no longer can despise
*But from the Striking victim turns his eyes —
*When this young martial genius did appear
*The Tory cheifs no longer could forbear.
*Ripe for destruction, see the wretches doom
*He waits the curses of the age to come
*In vain he flies, by Justice Swiftly chaced
*With unexpected infamy disgraced
*Be Richardson for ever banish'd here
*The grand Usurpers bravely vaunted Heir.
*We bring the body from the watry bower
*To lodge it where it shall remove no more.
*Snider behold with what Majestic Love
*The Illustrious retinue begins to move
*With Secret rage fair freedoms foes beneath
*See in thy corse ev'n Majesty in Death.

*[["That was so beautiful and patriotic!"(return to the farm a wholehearted patriot)]]

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I don't want to be on this Mill!!

Quakecomm — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 22:19:56 GMT

Quakecomm:

"Please. I need someone to talk to besides Jackson and that old creepy owner!"

"Okay, fine."

*[[Start employment at the mill]]

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Ask him what the owner is doing

Quakecomm — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 22:19:34 GMT

Quakecomm:

Oh him? He's a pedophile, that's why he put up the advertizement, for new workers" Says the Patriot, " Say, do you want to help me trip the Loyalist pig?"

Do you:
*[[Okay!!]]
*[[No!!]]
*[[I don't want to be on this Mill!!]]

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Say, maybe a little

Quakecomm — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 22:19:02 GMT

Quakecomm:

He stares at you oddly: "I do like a rascal" He says, still looking really funny, you walk away to the meet Richardson, the patriot boy.

Do you:
*[[Ask him what the owner is doing]]
*Run away and [[Become a Silversmith]]

[[Category: The Story of George Miller]]

Please read me one of your poems!

Quakecomm — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 13:32:41 GMT

Quakecomm:

Thank you for being so enthusiastic! This specific poem is about the sad death of a great patriot:

*In heavens eternal court it was decreed
*How the first martyr for the cause should bleed
*To clear the country of the hated brood
*He whet his courage for the common good
*Long hid before, a vile infernal here
*Prevents Achilles in his mid career
*Where'er this fury darts his Pois'nous breath
*All are endanger'd to the shafts of death
*The generous Sires beheld the fatal wound
*Saw their young champion gasping on the ground
*They rais'd him up. but to each present ear
*What martial glories did his tongue declare
*The wretch appal'd no longer can despise
*But from the Striking victim turns his eyes —
*When this young martial genius did appear
*The Tory cheifs no longer could forbear.
*Ripe for destruction, see the wretches doom
*He waits the curses of the age to come
*In vain he flies, by Justice Swiftly chaced
*With unexpected infamy disgraced
*Be Richardson for ever banish'd here
*The grand Usurpers bravely vaunted Heir.
*We bring the body from the watry bower
*To lodge it where it shall remove no more.
*Snider behold with what Majestic Love
*The Illustrious retinue begins to move
*With Secret rage fair freedoms foes beneath
*See in thy corse ev'n Majesty in Death.

*[["That was so beautiful and patriotic!"(return to the farm a wholehearted patriot)]]

[[Category: The Story of George Miller]]

"That was so beautiful and patriotic!"(return to the farm a wholehearted patriot)

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 13:05:44 GMT

Quakecomm:

A few weeks later Richardson shakes you awake in the middle of the night. "We are breaking free! We have started attacking the British Troops! Hurry! We must join them!

You help the patriot by enlisting in the colonial militia. You hear that the British are going to make an attack on boston. You and a your fellow malitia men '''The End'''

[[Category: The Story of George Miller]]

Please read me one of your poems!

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 12:57:47 GMT

Quakecomm:

Thank you for being so enthusiastic! This specific poem is about the sad death of a great patriot:

*In heavens eternal court it was decreed
*How the first martyr for the cause should bleed
*To clear the country of the hated brood
*He whet his courage for the common good
*Long hid before, a vile infernal here
*Prevents Achilles in his mid career
*Where'er this fury darts his Pois'nous breath
*All are endanger'd to the shafts of death
*The generous Sires beheld the fatal wound
*Saw their young champion gasping on the ground
They rais'd him up. but to each present ear
What martial glories did his tongue declare
The wretch appal'd no longer can despise
But from the Striking victim turns his eyes —
When this young martial genius did appear
The Tory cheifs no longer could forbear.
Ripe for destruction, see the wretches doom
He waits the curses of the age to come
In vain he flies, by Justice Swiftly chaced
With unexpected infamy disgraced
Be Richardson for ever banish'd here
The grand Usurpers bravely vaunted Heir.
We bring the body from the watry bower
To lodge it where it shall remove no more.
Snider behold with what Majestic Love
The Illustrious retinue begins to move
With Secret rage fair freedoms foes beneath
See in thy corse ev'n Majesty in Death.

*[["That was so beautiful and patriotic!"(return to the farm a wholehearted patriot)]]

[[Category: The Story of George Miller]]

Become a Miller

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 12:54:05 GMT

Quakecomm:

You hear of a mill on the outskirts of town that is looking for employes. You decide to go and look for work there. When you arrive you meet with the owner of the mill. A 38 year old man that is looking close to retirement. You also hear that there are two boys, around your age that also work at the farm.

*[[Meet with the owner]]

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So Phillis, why, exactly, are you a patriot?

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 12:50:03 GMT

Quakecomm: Created page with 'Good question! Maybe a poem would help me better explain. This specific poem is about the sad death of a great patriot: In heavens eternal court it was decreed How the first …'

Good question! Maybe a poem would help me better explain. This specific poem is about the sad death of a great patriot:

In heavens eternal court it was decreed
How the first martyr for the cause should bleed
To clear the country of the hated brood
He whet his courage for the common good
Long hid before, a vile infernal here
Prevents Achilles in his mid career
Where'er this fury darts his Pois'nous breath
All are endanger'd to the shafts of death
The generous Sires beheld the fatal wound
Saw their young champion gasping on the ground
They rais'd him up. but to each present ear
What martial glories did his tongue declare
The wretch appal'd no longer can despise
But from the Striking victim turns his eyes —
When this young martial genius did appear
The Tory cheifs no longer could forbear.
Ripe for destruction, see the wretches doom
He waits the curses of the age to come
In vain he flies, by Justice Swiftly chaced
With unexpected infamy disgraced
Be Richardson for ever banish'd here
The grand Usurpers bravely vaunted Heir.
We bring the body from the watry bower
To lodge it where it shall remove no more.
Snider behold with what Majestic Love
The Illustrious retinue begins to move
With Secret rage fair freedoms foes beneath
See in thy corse ev'n Majesty in Death.

*[["That was so beautiful and patriotic!"(return to the farm a wholehearted patriot)]]

[[Category: The Story of George Miller]]

"Why exactly do you think we should stay loyal to the king and england?"

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 12:47:31 GMT

Quakecomm:

"Good question. You see, I believe that this whole, "Taxation without representation" thing is a bit far fetched. If you want to be represented go back to england! A few taxes aren't any reason to break away from a whole country. It's stupid to sail all the way to the colonies just to complain about not being represented. Personally it doesn't bother me at all. I think that parliament is doing a fine job on their own. If I wanted a say I wouldn't have come here."

*[["Ah yes, I see your point."]]

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Say you are a prankster who is trying to annoy you

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 12:33:02 GMT

Quakecomm:

"Why you little!!" he says, striding forward to hit you. You decide it's a good time to run away from him but you think again

Do you:
*[[Say that you are sorry]]
*[[Run away!!!!!!!!]]

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"Thank you" (Come Back The Next Day)

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 00:25:40 GMT

Quakecomm:

You become an apprentice of Paul Revere, who teaches you to be a patriot. Eventually you fight in the revolutionary war and help the colonists win out. You then become Paul Revere's personal assistant and takeover his business when he dies. '''The End'''

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"Thank you" (Come Back The Next Day)

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 00:25:12 GMT

Quakecomm: Created page with 'You become an apprentice of Paul Revere, who teaches you to be a patriot. Eventually you fight in the revolutionary war and help the colonists win out. You ten become Paul Revere…'

You become an apprentice of Paul Revere, who teaches you to be a patriot. Eventually you fight in the revolutionary war and help the colonists win out. You ten become Paul Revere's personal assistant and takeover his business when he dies. '''The End'''

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Return to the farm. Now a wholehearted loyalist.

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 00:19:17 GMT

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A few weeks later Jackson shakes you awake in the middle of the night. "A group of Patriots ambushed a rank of British Troops on Bunker Hill! The colonies are at war with england! Hurry! We must go enlist with the British!"

You join the British Troops. During a battle a few weeks later you are shot and mortally wonded. You die in your bed one day later.
'''The End'''

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"Ah yes, I see your point."

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 00:19:08 GMT

Quakecomm:

"Well, that is good. Have nice night now.

*[[Return to the farm. Now a wholehearted loyalist.]]

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"That was so beautiful and patriotic!"(return to the farm a wholehearted patriot)

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 00:18:17 GMT

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A few weeks later Richardson shakes you awake in the middle of the night. "We are breaking free! We have started attacking the British Troops! Hurry! We must join them!

You help the patriot by enlisting in the colonial militia. You eventual help the Patriots win the war and create the United States of America. Afterwards you like a long and happy life. '''The End'''

[[Category: The Story of George Miller]]

Please read me one of your poems!

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 00:12:25 GMT

Quakecomm:

Thank you for being so enthusiastic! This specific poem is about the sad death of a great patriot:

In heavens eternal court it was decreed
How the first martyr for the cause should bleed
To clear the country of the hated brood
He whet his courage for the common good
Long hid before, a vile infernal here
Prevents Achilles in his mid career
Where'er this fury darts his Pois'nous breath
All are endanger'd to the shafts of death
The generous Sires beheld the fatal wound
Saw their young champion gasping on the ground
They rais'd him up. but to each present ear
What martial glories did his tongue declare
The wretch appal'd no longer can despise
But from the Striking victim turns his eyes —
When this young martial genius did appear
The Tory cheifs no longer could forbear.
Ripe for destruction, see the wretches doom
He waits the curses of the age to come
In vain he flies, by Justice Swiftly chaced
With unexpected infamy disgraced
Be Richardson for ever banish'd here
The grand Usurpers bravely vaunted Heir.
We bring the body from the watry bower
To lodge it where it shall remove no more.
Snider behold with what Majestic Love
The Illustrious retinue begins to move
With Secret rage fair freedoms foes beneath
See in thy corse ev'n Majesty in Death.

*[["That was so beautiful and patriotic!"(return to the farm a wholehearted patriot)]]

[[Category: The Story of George Miller]]

Please read me one of your poems!

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 00:11:59 GMT

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Go With Richardson

Quakecomm — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 00:05:51 GMT

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He takes you two meet Phillis Wheatley, a freed african slave and amazing patriot poet.

*[[Please read me one of your poems!]]
*[[So Phillis, why, exactly, are you a patriot?]]

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"Why exactly do you think we should stay loyal to the king and england?"

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 23:50:52 GMT

Quakecomm: Created page with '"Good question. You see, I believe that this whole, "Taxation without representation" thing is a bit far fetched. If you want to be represented go back to england!" A few taxes a…'

"Good question. You see, I believe that this whole, "Taxation without representation" thing is a bit far fetched. If you want to be represented go back to england!" A few taxes aren't any reason to break away from a whole country. It's stupid to sail al the way to the colonies just to complain about not being represented. Personally it doesn't bother me at all. I think that parliament is doing a fine job on their own. If I wanted a say I wouldn't have come here."

*[["Ah yes, I see your point."]]

[[Category: The Story of George Miller]]

Go With Jackson

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 23:50:23 GMT

Quakecomm:

You agree to go with Jackson and ditch Richardson. When you get to his friends meeting place you are introduced to James Smith, who is a loyalist musician known for his musical performance of God Save The King.

*[["I quite enjoy your work"]]
*[["Why exactly do you think we should stay loyal to the king and england?"]]

[[Category: The Story of George Miller]]

"Ah yes, I see your point."

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 23:48:30 GMT

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"Well, that is good. Have nice night now.

*[[Return to the farm. Now a wholehearted patriot.]]

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"I quite enjoy your work"

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 23:45:47 GMT

Quakecomm: Created page with '"Why thank you. You see, I believe that this whole, "Taxation without representation" thing is a bit far fetched. If you want to be represented go back to england!" A few taxes a…'

"Why thank you. You see, I believe that this whole, "Taxation without representation" thing is a bit far fetched. If you want to be represented go back to england!" A few taxes aren't any reason to break away from a whole country. It's stupid to sail al the way to the colonies just to complain about not being represented. Personally it doesn't bother me at all. I think that parliament is doing a fine job on their own. If I wanted a say I wouldn't have come here."

*[["Ah yes, I see your point."]]

[[Category: The Story of George Miller]]

Go With Jackson

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 23:39:15 GMT

Quakecomm:

You agree to go with Jackson and ditch Richardson. When you get to his friends meeting place you are introduced to James Smith, who is a loyalist musician known for his musical performance of God Save The King.

*[["I quite enjoy your work"]]
*[["Why exactly do you thing we should stay loyal to the king and england?"]]

[[Category: The Story of George Miller]]

Go With Jackson

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 23:38:37 GMT

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You agree to go with Jackson and ditch Richardson. When you get to his friends meeting place you are introduced to James Smith, who is a loyalist musician known for his musical performance of God Save The King.

*[["I quite enjoy your work"]]
*[["Why exactly do you thing we should stay loyal to the king and england?"]]

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Start employment at the mill

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 23:28:10 GMT

Quakecomm:

Over the next year you tend to the mill along side Jackson and Richardson. They constantly argue over issues of politics. Jackson always taking the loyalist side, Richardson always taking the patriot side. They argue over a lot of things, but none as much as the Boston Massacre. Every day they would argue, and every day Richardson would say that it was horrible that people should be killed just for not wanting unfair taxes, and Jackson would argue that the patriots brought it on themselves by harassing the soldiers. Eventually you know you will have to take sides. One day the time comes, when they both ask you to go and meet a friend of theirs on the same night.

*[[Go With Jackson]]
*[[Go With Richardson]]

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Start employment at the mill

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 23:26:36 GMT

Quakecomm: Created page with 'Over the next year you tend to the mill along side Jackson and Richardson. They constantly argue over issues of politics. Jackson always taking the loyalist side, Richardson alwa…'

Say, maybe a little

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 21:49:10 GMT

Quakecomm:

He stares at you oddly: "I do like a rascal" He says, still looking really funny, you walk away to the meet Richardson, the patriot boy.

Do you:
*[[Ask him what the owner is doing]]
*[[Run away and [[Become a Silversmith]]]]

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No, sorry, you were mistaken

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 21:45:27 GMT

Quakecomm: Created page with '"Oh...that's too bad" *Start employment at the mill Category: The Story of George Miller'

"Oh...that's too bad"

*[[Start employment at the mill]]

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Say: No

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 21:42:23 GMT

Quakecomm: Created page with 'Hmm... Very well *Start employment at the mill Category: The Story of George Miller'

Hmm... Very well

*[[Start employment at the mill]]

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I don't want to be on this Mill!!

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 21:40:27 GMT

Quakecomm: Created page with '"Please, I need someone to talk to besides Jackson and that old creepy owner!" "Okay, fine." *Start employment at the mill Category: The Story of George Miller'

"Please, I need someone to talk to besides Jackson and that old creepy owner!"

"Okay, fine."

*[[Start employment at the mill]]

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Okay!!

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 21:38:05 GMT

Quakecomm: Created page with '(Owner walks over): "I can't have you ganging up on Jackson! You must leave!" Seriously? You couldn't have made it through one day? Go take you shame and [[Become a Silversmith]…'

(Owner walks over): "I can't have you ganging up on Jackson! You must leave!"
Seriously? You couldn't have made it through one day? Go take you shame and [[Become a Silversmith]].

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"Your a disgrace"

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 21:33:56 GMT

Quakecomm:

"Did you just insult me?" asks the owner, " You must leave immediately" Oh well, you screwed up, better try again and [[Become a Gunsmith]].

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Say I lived in England

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 21:32:25 GMT

Quakecomm:

One of the worker boys comes over and says: "Excuse me, I thought you said you lived in England; is that correct?"

Do you say:
*[[Yes it is]]
*[[No, sorry, you were mistaken]]

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No!!

Quakecomm — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 21:29:44 GMT

Quakecomm: Created page with 'Hmm... very well. *Start employment at the mill Category: The Story of George Miller'

Hmm... very well.

*[[Start employment at the mill]]

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