Oooooh, fascinating thought! I wonder how much the remnant images will change through this event. Oh, heck! Is anyone getting screenshots of everything for the wiki?!

Should this be moved to Event Discussion???

Just remembering how the pamphlet said 'bring your allies', meaning...They asked for the kith to come... Wait, what if the narrator wants to use us as actors and our kith as an audience? What if we aren't safe? What if Narrate is a kith? What if kith are running this whole shebang? We haven't met the 'beasts' that the Narrator controls (which I think are the crew...), but I assume that is the kith...And how did the Narrator even know we were allies? What sort of omnipotence does this man possess?

What if Iris is the narrator?

[s]don't be ridiculous, 1412, Iris has been with us the whole time![/s] [s]...or [i]has[/i] she?[/s]

Don't worry I'm joking.[s] Mostly[/s] Seriously though where'd Iris go?

Iris is around here somewhere I was thinking about Narrates again and like...Did he create these 'players' so to speak? Like, when dead!Hero (not to be confused with gay!Hero) died, he bled ink, so like...Are they penned creations? did Narrates write them into existence. Because Hero and Wolf have the same ears, so it makes it seem like they are the same species, so maybe form the same origin, but then if they were penned in... Should we be concerned about the deaths of fictional (fictional) characters? Did Narrates write them into existence specifically to use to put on performances, but then found out that he can't control free will that way, can't control their thoughts and feelings, just their actions? Did he play god and then realise being 'god' is not what he thought it meant? So then he becomes dictator to this group of individuals, and kills those he cannot control? Is this their 'god given' purpose? The other option, I imagine, is that these 'players' are trapped, not created. Stolen, maybe, or left behind from whatever was left in this remnant from the cataclysm. I've been assuming we're the first real audience, a new solution Narrates seeks to fix his 'players', but what if we're cattle? Or is he just a plot convenient writer? And these pamphlets...Did we bring ourselves here? Did he give us the key, but we willingly brought ourselves to see this show....Free will... (This could get really meta...Basically this is a Pippin situation; [spoiler]it's a play within a play within a play, where the story is that the actors die and rebel not to die for the story, but that itself is a play the audience watches, making us the audience to the initial 'musical play' and the 'fictional play'.[/spoiler] To what extent is art worth sacrifice?)

Yeah I mean the way I see it is his actors have a a high turnover rate. New ones have to come from somewhere. like Hope for instance. The SS is not very big, there couldn't have been too many people there originally in all likelihood.

I'm pretty sure Wolfie and the others aren't real...Well, not in the sense that we consider real. The kith on the other hand seem very real, and very corrupt. Reminds me of Rusty, a little bit, though they're not tattered... I'll have to dig up my old notes on kith, though...Where did I put those...

My concern about the Players is that they start off as normal folk like us, but the more time they spend under the Narrator's influence the less... real they become. Thus they bleed ink.