Matcha Finishes His Intro
Matcha Finishes His Intro
Scene 160 of 2925 lines
Where it plays
| Scene number | 160 |
| Lines | 5 |
| Plays in a run | Yes |
| Act | Act I |
| Where in the act | 4 of 92 |
Nothing in the hub sets this scene off, and nothing in the game changes when it ends. It runs from the story itself.
How it starts
Scenes the whole circle shares, must play. Starts: when you arrive in the hub. Needs: you are playing
Matcha and you have already seen Battle Start Matcha.
Who speaks (2)
Matcha
Milk
The scene
And then I died. Followed by a thorough induction from The Circle explaining the enormity of the Tide and the war and how the fate of mana itself rests on our shoulders and what would happen if we failed and…
Matcha? Slow down.
And look around I mean consider the liminal nature of the manor and how mana is somehow a person, place and thing yet the holistic omnipresence of mana suggests that we are not only between worlds but encompassing all worlds and then you somehow have to reconcile that with the relationship between time and space meaning we are in a sense between never and forever.
I’m just going to give some space and check back later okay?
And that’s not even considering the complex relationship between the internal ousia of anima and the external manifestation of mana and how a unified interplanetary theory of both allows for multiple theologies to conflict yet co-exist under a sort of macro theory that applies to all worlds but in unique ways andthe implication that has on the meaning oflife itself and any idea of an afterlife which seems entirely implausible at this point…
History
- 1.0.1
- Line by Matcha. Before: And that’s not even considering the complex relationship between the internal ousia of anima ... After: Same words. Only the text styling was fixed.
- 1.0.0
- Line by Matcha. Before: And that’s not even considering the complex relationship between the internal ousia of anima and the external manifestation of mana and how a unified interplanetary theory of bothallows for multiple theologies to conflict yet co-existunder a sort of macro theory that applies to all worlds but in unique ways andthe implication that has on the meaning oflife itself and any idea of an afterlife which seems entirely implausible at this point… After: And that’s not even considering the complex relationship between the internal ousia of anima and the external manifestation of mana and how a unified interplanetary theory of both allows for multiple theologies to conflict yet co-exist under a sort of macro theory that applies to all worlds but in unique ways andthe implication that has on the meaning oflife itself and any idea of an afterlife which seems entirely implausible at this point…
- 0.9.1
- Line by Matcha. Before: And then I died. Followed by a thorough induction from The Circle explaining the enormity of the Tide and the war and how the fate of mana itself rests on our shoulders and what would happen if we failed and After: And then I died. Followed by a thorough induction from The Circle explaining the enormity of the Tide and the war and how the fate of mana itself rests on our shoulders and what would happen if we failed and…
- Line by Matcha. Before: And the complex relationship between the internal ousia of anima and the external manifestation of mana and how a unified interplanetary theory of magic itself can even exist and the liminal nature of the halls and how The Magus Circle is both a person and mana itself and how- After: And look around I mean consider the liminal nature of the manor and how mana is somehow a person, place and thing yet the holistic omnipresence of mana suggests that we are not only between worlds but encompassing all worlds and then you somehow have to reconcile that with the relationship between time and space meaning we are in a sense between never and forever.
- Line by Matcha. Before: And how its possible to maintain multiple theologies at once whilst each of them existunder a sort of macro theory that applies to all worlds but in unique ways andthe implication that has on the meaning oflife itself and any idea of an afterlife which seems entirely implausible at this point… After: And that’s not even considering the complex relationship between the internal ousia of anima and the external manifestation of mana and how a unified interplanetary theory of bothallows for multiple theologies to conflict yet co-existunder a sort of macro theory that applies to all worlds but in unique ways andthe implication that has on the meaning oflife itself and any idea of an afterlife which seems entirely implausible at this point…
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