Psyker · The Seer · Female voice:
Thank you for telling me that story aboard the valkyrie, Fanatic. It was very moving.
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Response section 02
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Zealot · The Fanatic · Male voice:
Aye, the Martyrdom of Saint Patroclia is one of my favourites.
Option 02
Zealot · The Fanatic · Male voice:
The Scourging of Ladrosca? A fine piece of history, and no mistake.
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Zealot · The Fanatic · Male voice:
The Doom of Daedrilla? Tis a sad tale. Always makes my heart ache.
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Zealot · The Fanatic · Male voice:
Indeed. I always find the example of the Blessed Macharius to be a comfort.
Option 05
Zealot · The Fanatic · Male voice:
Such is the power of the Lector Marius' Parable. I am in awe.
Response section 03
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Psyker · The Seer · Female voice:
I particulary liked the speeder chase in the middle.
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Psyker · The Seer · Female voice:
The part where the hero killed his own daughter by mistake. Tragic!
Option 03
Psyker · The Seer · Female voice:
I don't think having the Ork Warlord there really added something. He feels like he was introduced afterwards.
Option 04
Psyker · The Seer · Female voice:
It was a very clever deconstruction of post-Maledictum narrative, and a keen insight into the tendency towards revisionism when applying the propaganda of the present to the apocrypha of the past.
Response section 04
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Zealot · The Fanatic · Male voice:
What? ... That's not part of the story.
Option 02
Zealot · The Fanatic · Male voice:
What are ye blethering about? I didn't say anything about that.
Option 03
Zealot · The Fanatic · Male voice:
I don't recall any such thing.
Response section 05
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Psyker · The Seer · Female voice:
Oh. I must have gotten bored and started making things up. I do that sometimes.