Ghyll:Threel - Revision history

Kalen Firth at 23:29, 30 April 2005

2005-04-30T23:29:54Z

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2005-03-15T00:16:48Z

Editing the copy, editing the copy.

DrAckroyd: Late...I will probably be punished.

2005-03-13T00:30:39Z

Late...I will probably be punished.

DrAckroyd: Notes

2005-03-05T19:46:26Z

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DrAckroyd: A rather half-hearted dib.

2005-03-05T19:41:12Z

A rather half-hearted dib.

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Oh why not? Dib. --[[User:DrAckroyd|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 14:41, 5 Mar 2005 (EST)

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 This has been a largely beneficial arrangement for both the workers of Threel and the occupants except for a short, but remarkable period during the [[Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution]].  It has been suggested that hostility arose out of an inequity between these two classes.  It seems that until the [[Palace of Lost Souls]] was - forcibly - opened to the public in -249 [[EC]], there was no place for the Threel working community to receive the same treatment as the upper-classed retirees.
-In fact, according to the account by Grumantopuginius, the [[Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution]] was a remarkably civilized affair with the lower-class combatants apologising profusely to the upper class ones, and the upper class defenders promising that they were sympathetic and that the conflict would in no way affect the medical or retirement benefits of any of the rebels. It is also noted that the famed fresco by [[Alarius]] was completely unharmed despite the death of no less than three retired art critics who stopped to struggle to understand its complex harmonies in the midst of battle.
+In fact, according to the account by Grumantopuginius, the [[Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution]] was a remarkably civilized affair with the lower-class combatants apologising profusely to the upper class ones, and the upper class defenders promising that they were sympathetic and that the conflict would in no way affect the medical or retirement benefits of any of the rebels. It is also noted that the famed fresco by [[Alarius]] was completely unharmed despite the death of no less than three retired art critics who stopped to struggle with its complex harmonies in the midst of battle.
 These days, Threel sits as a gilded egalitarian paradise where all of the splendors once reserved for the ruling classes are now available to anyone with a mind to try them as long as they don't plan to stay long and can afford the [[Quezlarian Ooo|quezloos]].

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 Threel is also noted for its peaceful demeanor and somewhat sanguine attitude about everything. This is likely due to the fact that almost every aspect of life in Threel is catered, served, provided for a modest fee, or built into the package.  The town has been the official retirement community for the [[Hive-Lord]]s and [[Paramount Queen]]s for as long as the town has been established. Therefore, every occupant of the seaside resort is treated as if they were a former [[Hive-Lord|Lord]] or [[Paramount Queen|Queen]].
-This has been a largely beneficial arrangement for both the workers of Threel and the occupants except for a short, but remarkable period during the [[Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution]].  It has been suggested that hostility arose out of an inequity between these two classes.  It seems that until the [[Palace of Lost Souls]] was - forcibly - opened to the public in -249 [[EC]] there was no place for the Threel working community to receive the same treatment as the upper-classed retirees.
+This has been a largely beneficial arrangement for both the workers of Threel and the occupants except for a short, but remarkable period during the [[Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution]].  It has been suggested that hostility arose out of an inequity between these two classes.  It seems that until the [[Palace of Lost Souls]] was - forcibly - opened to the public in -249 [[EC]], there was no place for the Threel working community to receive the same treatment as the upper-classed retirees.
 In fact, according to the account by Grumantopuginius, the [[Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution]] was a remarkably civilized affair with the lower-class combatants apologising profusely to the upper class ones, and the upper class defenders promising that they were sympathetic and that the conflict would in no way affect the medical or retirement benefits of any of the rebels. It is also noted that the famed fresco by [[Alarius]] was completely unharmed despite the death of no less than three retired art critics who stopped to struggle to understand its complex harmonies in the midst of battle.
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 These days, Threel sits as a gilded egalitarian paradise where all of the splendors once reserved for the ruling classes are now available to anyone with a mind to try them as long as they don't plan to stay long and can afford the [[Quezlarian Ooo|quezloos]].
-'''Citations''':  [[Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution]], [[Paramount Queen]], [[Palace of Lost Souls]]
+'''Citations''':  [[Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution]], [[Paramount Queen]], [[Palace of Lost Souls]].
 --[[User:DrAckroyd|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 19:30, 12 Mar 2005 (EST)
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-Oh why not? Dib. --[[User:DrAckroyd|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 14:41, 5 Mar 2005 (EST)
+'''Threel'''  is a pretentious place located on the shores of scenic Segundus.  Built as a border baracade by some early paranoids, it has been long converted to a spa and vacation spot once the inhabitants realized that there was nothing to defend the border from.  The walled palisades however make excellent spots from which to fish in the calm blue waters or to play [[Hoopkah]] on sunny afternoons.
-"All legends agree that [[[Opoudelian Starker]]] was born (of humble parentage) in the (capital) city of Threel about a century before the Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution."
+Threel is also noted for its peaceful demeanor and somewhat sanguine attitude about everything. This is likely due to the fact that almost every aspect of life in Threel is catered, served, provided for a modest fee, or built into the package.  The town has been the official retirement community for the [[Hive-Lord]]s and [[Paramount Queen]]s for as long as the town has been established. Therefore, every occupant of the seaside resort is treated as if they were a former [[Hive-Lord|Lord]] or [[Paramount Queen|Queen]].
-Phylostarus (-232 EC to -162 EC) suggested, in his accounts of the [[Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution|revolution]], that a deep-seated antagonism existed between the two major participants -- the people of Threel and their ruling class. But we do know that the battle for the [[Palace of Lost Souls]] was the final event in the revolution. When it was over, the ruling class of Threel surrendered. While it would appear that the ruling class surrendered, there is no evidence to suggest any form of social change having occurred. The people of Threel had no change of government and their way of life seems to have gone on much as it was prior to the revolution."
+This has been a largely beneficial arrangement for both the workers of Threel and the occupants except for a short, but remarkable period during the [[Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution]].  It has been suggested that hostility arose out of an inequity between these two classes.  It seems that until the [[Palace of Lost Souls]] was - forcibly - opened to the public in -249 [[EC]] there was no place for the Threel working community to receive the same treatment as the upper-classed retirees.

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		+	"All legends agree that [[[Opoudelian Starker]]] was born (of humble parentage) in the (capital) city of Threel about a century before the Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution."
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		+	Phylostarus (-232 EC to -162 EC) suggested, in his accounts of the [[Extraordinarily Bloodless Revolution\|revolution]], that a deep-seated antagonism existed between the two major participants -- the people of Threel and their ruling class. But we do know that the battle for the [[Palace of Lost Souls]] was the final event in the revolution. When it was over, the ruling class of Threel surrendered. While it would appear that the ruling class surrendered, there is no evidence to suggest any form of social change having occurred. The people of Threel had no change of government and their way of life seems to have gone on much as it was prior to the revolution."