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EAS Agrippa

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Warrior Caste

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Babylon Project

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Babylon Project

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‎History:

Department Sigma

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User:Octurion/wip3

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{{Quote box|Are you Ambassador G'Kar?|'''Tu'Pari''' and '''G'Kar''' (from ''[[The Parliament of Dreams]]'')|This is Ambassador G'Kar's quarters. This is Ambassador G'Kar's table. This is Ambassador G'Kar's dinner. Which part of this progression escapes you?}}

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Cartagia

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Talk:Minbari Castes

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This article is tagged as having the wrong perspective. However, I'm debating whether this page is even necessary or could simply be included in the [[Minbari]] page. If the page is deemed necessary, I think that "Minbari Caste System" would be a more appropriate title. I'll wait for a few days before I make any changes. [[User:LiveLongandProsper|LiveLongandProsper]] ([[User talk:LiveLongandProsper|talk]]) 15:04, May 20, 2013 (UTC)

Earthforce Ranks & Insignias

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‎Other Insignia:

Comes the Inquisitor

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Knives

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Confessions and Lamentations

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Confessions and Lamentations

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‎Act V:

Maximilian Eilerson

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Meditations on the Abyss

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-The '''EAS ''Agrippa''''' was an {{Omega}} operated by [[Earthforce]] during that start of the [[Earth Alliance Civil War]].  ''Agrippa'' lead the battlegroup to [[Babylon 5]], ultimately destroyed during the [[Battle for B5 Independence]] in [[2260]].
+The '''EAS ''Agrippa''''' was an {{Omega}} operated by [[Earthforce]] during the start of the [[Earth Alliance Civil War]].  ''Agrippa'' lead the battlegroup to [[Babylon 5]], ultimately destroyed during the [[Battle for B5 Independence]] in [[2260]].
 ==Service History==

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 As with all things wholly Minbari, the warrior caste are highly ritualistic in all their affairs. One such is the funerary customs and burial rites of important leaders. Warriors consider the vessel of their leaders soul (the body), possibly them all, to be of extreme importance and reverence. When such a figure dies, their body is generally displayed with honors throughout the [[Minbari Federation]] and sometimes elsewhere. When going abroad with the ceremony, the body is carried aboard a war cruiser with all weapons on display. The ceremony itself involves the carrying of the deceased's casket alongside the chiming of bells, the strumming of harps, the beating of small drums and the bearing of flags. Then, a comrade, a friend or a relative venerates their name with honor. <ref name="l-e">[[Legacies]]</ref>
-On missions of peaceful contact, the custom is to display all available weapons to the other side showing that they can see all of what they have. This is meant as a gesture of friendship and trust and a display of respect and strength. The [[Human]] commander panicked, misinterpreting this as a threat and opened fire, leading to outbreak of the [[Earth-Minbari War]]. Also, a Minbari warrior would never carry a weapon of alien make; it would be an affront to their warrior pride. <ref name="tathl">[[There All the Honor Lies]]</ref>
+On missions of peaceful contact, the custom is to display all available weapons to the other side showing that they can see all of what they have. This is meant as a gesture of friendship and trust and a display of respect and strength. A [[Human]] commander panicked and misinterpreted this as a threat and opened fire, which lead to outbreak of the [[Earth-Minbari War]]. Also, a Minbari warrior would never carry a weapon of alien make; it would be an affront to their warrior pride. <ref name="tathl">[[There All the Honor Lies]]</ref>
 ==Arts of Combat==

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 {{Quote box|The Babylon Station is a place to work out our problems peacefully. It is, we believe our last best hope for peace.|[[EA President]] [[Elizabeth Levy]], [[2248]]}}
-The '''Babylon Project''' was a development of the [[Earth Alliance]] that began in [[2248]], shortly after the resolution of the [[Earth-Minbari War]]. The project's goal was to prevent future wars by providing [[Human]]s and aliens neutral territory to settle their differences peacefully. The first four Babylon stations ended in disaster during construction or shortly after coming online. The fifth attempt, [[Babylon 5]], came online in [[2257]].  The cost of bringing Babylon 5 into service was enormous, but the station met and far exceeded its initial goal over the next twenty-four years.
+The '''Babylon Project''' was a development of the [[Earth Alliance]] that began in [[2248]], shortly after the resolution of the [[Earth-Minbari War]]. The project's goal was to prevent future wars by providing [[Human]]s and aliens neutral territory to settle their differences peacefully. The first four Babylon stations ended in disaster during construction or shortly after coming online. The fifth attempt, [[Babylon 5]], came online in [[2257]]. The cost of bringing Babylon 5 into service was enormous, but the station met and far exceeded its initial goal over the next twenty-four years.
 ==History==
-The Babylon Project began in [[2248]] after the resolution of the [[Earth-Minbari War]], the war itself being the inspiration for the project's foundations. Babylons 1 through 3 were all destroyed during their construction by acts of sabotage. Finally, [[Babylon 4]] was constructed and brought online in [[2254]] when it disappeared a mere twenty-four hours later. The last of the Babylon stations, Babylon 5, was constructed and placed into orbit of [[Epsilon III]], thanks to substantial assistance from the [[Centauri Republic]] and the [[Minbari Federation]]. The station came online in 2257 and ultimately served its purpose through frequent diplomatic engagements, first contact situations, ongoing trade, and key roles in several military conflicts. The new [[Interstellar Alliance]] was arguably the most enduring legacy of the Babylon Project. After Babylon 5 was decommissioned and scuttled in [[2281]], the Earth Alliance ended the project permanently, with the notion that it has fulfilled its purpose.
+The Babylon Project began in [[2248]] after the resolution of the [[Earth-Minbari War]], the war itself being the inspiration for the project's foundations. Babylons 1 through 3 were all destroyed during their construction by acts of sabotage. Finally, [[Babylon 4]] was constructed and brought online in [[2254]] when it disappeared a mere twenty-four hours later. The last of the Babylon stations, Babylon 5, was constructed and placed into orbit of [[Epsilon III]], thanks to substantial assistance from the [[Centauri Republic]] and the [[Minbari Federation]]. The station came online in 2257 and ultimately served its purpose through frequent diplomatic engagements, first contact situations, ongoing trade, and key roles in several military conflicts. The new [[Interstellar Alliance]] was arguably the most enduring legacy of the Babylon Project. After Babylon 5 was decommissioned and scuttled in [[2281]], the Earth Alliance ended the project permanently, satisfied that it had fulfilled its purpose.
 ==The Babylon Stations==

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 ==History==
-The Babylon Project began in [[2248]] after the resolution of the [[Earth-Minbari War]], the war itself being the inspiration for the project's foundations. Babylons 1 through 3 were all destroyed during their construction by acts of sabotage. Finally, [[Babylon 4]] was constructed and brought online in [[2254]] when it disappeared a mere twenty-four hours later. The last of the Babylon stations, Babylon 5, was constructed and placed into orbit of [[Epsilon III]], thanks to substantial assistance from the [[Centauri Republic]] and the [[Minbari Federation]]. The station came online in 2257 and ultimately served its purpose through frequent diplomatic engagements, first contact situations, ongoing trade, and key roles in several military conflicts. The new [[Interstellar Alliance]] was arguably the most enduring legacy of the Babylon Project. After Babylon 5 was decommissioned and scuttled in [[2281]], the Earth Alliance ended the project permanently.
+The Babylon Project began in [[2248]] after the resolution of the [[Earth-Minbari War]], the war itself being the inspiration for the project's foundations. Babylons 1 through 3 were all destroyed during their construction by acts of sabotage. Finally, [[Babylon 4]] was constructed and brought online in [[2254]] when it disappeared a mere twenty-four hours later. The last of the Babylon stations, Babylon 5, was constructed and placed into orbit of [[Epsilon III]], thanks to substantial assistance from the [[Centauri Republic]] and the [[Minbari Federation]]. The station came online in 2257 and ultimately served its purpose through frequent diplomatic engagements, first contact situations, ongoing trade, and key roles in several military conflicts. The new [[Interstellar Alliance]] was arguably the most enduring legacy of the Babylon Project. After Babylon 5 was decommissioned and scuttled in [[2281]], the Earth Alliance ended the project permanently, with the notion that it has fulfilled its purpose.
 ==The Babylon Stations==

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-'''Department Sigma''' was a secretive and often independent department within [[Psi Corps]] established by Director [[Kevin Vacit]] to investigate means to increase telepathic abilities. [[Bureau 13]] was either a subdivision of Department Sigma or another name for it. Though a full account of the department's activities are unknown, Sigma is known to have been heavily involved with elements of [[IPX]]. was present at the [[Syria Planum Incident|excavation]] of the [[Shadow Vessel]] founder under [[Syria Planum]] in [[2253]] and was responsible for the experiments performed on [[Jason Ironheart]] and his [[Lurker (telepath)|friend]].<ref>[[Deadly Relations - Bester Ascendant]]</ref><ref>[[A Race Through Dark Places]]</ref>
+'''Department Sigma''' was a secretive and often independent department within [[Psi Corps]] established by Director [[Kevin Vacit]] to investigate means to increase telepathic abilities. [[Bureau 13]] was either a subdivision of Department Sigma or another name for it. Though a full account of the department's activities are unknown, Sigma is known to have been heavily involved with elements of [[IPX]], was present at the [[Syria Planum Incident|excavation]] of the [[Shadow Vessel]] found under [[Syria Planum]] in [[2253]] and was responsible for the experiments performed on [[Jason Ironheart]] and his [[Lurker (telepath)|friend]].<ref>[[Deadly Relations - Bester Ascendant]]</ref><ref>[[A Race Through Dark Places]]</ref>
 Until [[2253]], Department Sigma was headed by [[Natasha Alexander]], formerly one of Vacit's most senior aids, until she was quietly assassinated by Director [[Johnston]]'s faction within the Corps.

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 It was also around this time that Londo learned from Sheridan that the Vorlons were employing a new strategy against the Shadows: utterly destroying any planet with even the slightest taint of Shadow influence. When Londo informed Cartagia of this, he resolutely refused to evict the Shadows from Centauri Prime, explaining that they had agreed to reward his assistance by turning him into a deity. Cartagia then explained that the Vorlons would help his plans for deification by turning Centauri Prime into a massive inauguration pyre.<ref>[[Into the Fire]]</ref>
-During these events, [[G'Kar]] was captured and brought to Centauri Prime. The emperor had initially said that he was making a gift of G'Kar to Londo. Presumably, so that Londo could torture and punish him. Outwardly, Londo thanked the emperor.<ref name="wh">[[Whatever Happened to Mr. Garibaldi?]]</ref> In truth however, Londo was repulsed by the idea. In fact, Londo did his best to shield G'Kar from harm. As time passed, Cartagia grew to hate G'Kar's strong spirit and sought to brake him. He wanted one scream from the proud Narn. To this end, Cartagia had G'Kar mercilessly tortured; all the while G'Kar refused to scream or give into the pain. Londo advised him to give in for fear that he would eventually be killed in an effort to give Cartagia the scream he wanted.<ref name="sum" /> As part of the torture Cartagia proceeded to have G'Kar's eye plucked out because he didn't like the way G'Kar looked at him. After giving Cartagia the scream he wanted, if only to save his own life Londo met with G'Kar in his cell. The two proceeded to come to an agreement. In return for G'Kar's assistance in his plot to assassinate Cartagia, Londo would end the Centauri occupation of the Narn. As part of this ruse, Mollari convinced Cartagia to take G'Kar to Narn and execute him there, thus allowing Mollari to draw the Emperor away from the royal court, leaving him more vulnerable.
+During these events, [[G'Kar]] was captured and brought to Centauri Prime. The emperor had initially said that he was making a gift of G'Kar to Londo. Presumably, so that Londo could torture and punish him. Outwardly, Londo thanked the emperor.<ref name="wh">[[Whatever Happened to Mr. Garibaldi?]]</ref> In truth however, Londo was repulsed by the idea. In fact, Londo did his best to shield G'Kar from harm. As time passed, Cartagia grew to hate G'Kar's strong spirit and sought to break him. He wanted one scream from the proud Narn. To this end, Cartagia had G'Kar mercilessly tortured; all the while G'Kar refused to scream or give into the pain. Londo advised him to give in for fear that he would eventually be killed in an effort to give Cartagia the scream he wanted.<ref name="sum" /> As part of the torture Cartagia proceeded to have G'Kar's eye plucked out because he didn't like the way G'Kar looked at him. After giving Cartagia the scream he wanted, if only to save his own life Londo met with G'Kar in his cell. The two proceeded to come to an agreement. In return for G'Kar's assistance in his plot to assassinate Cartagia, Londo would end the Centauri occupation of the Narn. As part of this ruse, Mollari convinced Cartagia to take G'Kar to Narn and execute him there, thus allowing Mollari to draw the Emperor away from the royal court, leaving him more vulnerable.
 When they arrived on Narn, Cartagia planned to have G'Kar killed in front of local Narns to break their spirits.  However, Mollari had arranged for the chains on G'Kar's restraints to be weakened to distract Cartagia long enough for Londo to act. They would then secretly inject a poison into the Emperor which would cause his cardiovascular system to shut down nearly instantly.
-G'Kar managed to break free and begin fighting with the guards, and in the following commotion Mollari escorted Cartagia away from the fight and prepared to inject the poison into him. Cartagia went into a fit of rage about how this was not part of his destiny and, reacting to being told to quiet down by Mollari, turned and punched him, knocking the device away. Cartagia grabbed Mollari in a stranglehold, ranting about how Mollari deserved to burn with the rest of the Centauri for failing to see his greatness. As Cartagia turned to walk away, he was injected with the poison by Vir, who had picked up the device while Londo and Cartagia struggled.
+G'Kar managed to break free and begin fighting with the guards, and in the following commotion Mollari escorted Cartagia away from the fight and prepared to inject the poison into him. Cartagia went into a fit of rage about how this was not part of his destiny and, reacting to being told to quiet down by Mollari, turned and punched him, knocking the device away. Cartagia grabbed Mollari in a stranglehold, ranting about how Mollari deserved to burn with the rest of the Centauri for failing to see his greatness. As Cartagia turned to walk away, he was injected with the poison by [[Vir]], who had picked up the device while Londo and Cartagia struggled.
 Shortly after this, the [[Centauri Imperial Palace Guard|Imperial guards]] found Cartagia, supported by Mollari and Vir. Mollari explained that the Emperor had collapsed, and that he believed the Emperor's hearts had failed. Mollari kept his promise to G'Kar by explaining to the court that the Centauri's dealings with the Narn have now resulted in the deaths of two Emperors, and that Cartagia would interpret this as a sign from the gods to leave.<ref name="tln">[[The Long Night]]</ref>

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 |      NextAired= [[The Fall of Night]]
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+}}[[G'Kar]] rallies the Narns on the station to uphold the resistance effort against the Centauri. [[Delenn]] undergoes a torturous test of her allegiance to [[Kosh]] by a bizarre emissary called [[Sebastian]].
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+}}He see strange visions, dreams strange dreams. Gradually, [[John Sheridan]] understands he's become host to an alien lifeform. Meanwhile, [[Urza Jaddo|a friend]] of [[Londo Mollari]] reveals he is being singled out for treason and is seeking help to defeat the accusation.
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 {{Quote box|"How fitting you should die with a song on your lips!"|[[Urza Jaddo]] to [[Londo Mollari|Londo]] while the former threatens him as a joke}}
 ==Continuity==

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+}}The disease: drafa. The motality rate: 100%. While [[Dr. Franklin|Franklin]] seeks a cure and [[Delenn]] and [[Lennier]] risk their well-beings among the race most threatened by the illness - the [[Markab]] - other staton residents make the race a scapegoat.
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 Meanwhile, Franklin is having trouble getting someone to go into the Isolab to perform the autopsy on the pak'ma'ra. They fear the plague will jump to them next. Just before Franklin goes in himself, Lazarenn appears and volunteers to enter the Isolab. He gives three reasons: he wants to atone for his earlier silence, he has expertise on the disease, and should he contract the plague, Franklin will get the much-needed early onset research. Lazarenn steps through the airlock into the Isolab, fully knowing he will not be able to leave it alive, and he and Franklin set to work.
-Ivanova is talking to Sheridan in his quarters through [[BabCom]], reporting on recent attacks against Markab and hints on possible extreme measures. Sheridan tells her to redirect some of the security personnel towards controlling the violence. Just as Ivanova ends transmission, Delenn enters his quarters with a request: for her and Lennier to be sealed inside with the Markab. Sheridan is strongly against it, but Delenn had been moved by the tragedy befalling them and wants to comfort them when no one else will. And she is ready to accept her fate should the plague take her; she promises that should that happen, they will meet again "''in the place where no shadows fall.''" He finally agrees to let them in, but as she leaves, he asks that the next time they see each other, "Call me John?"
+Ivanova is talking to Sheridan in his quarters through [[BabCom]], reporting on recent attacks against Markab and hints on possible extreme measures. Sheridan tells her to redirect some of the security personnel towards controlling the violence. Just as Ivanova ends transmission, Delenn enters his quarters with a request: for her and Lennier to be sealed inside with the Markab. Sheridan is strongly against it, but Delenn had been moved by the tragedy befalling them and wants to comfort them when no one else will. And she is ready to accept her fate should the plague take her; she promises that should that happen, they will meet again "in the place where no shadows fall." He finally agrees to let them in, but as she leaves, he asks that the next time they see each other, "Call me John?"
 Violence against the Markab continues to increase as people blame them for supposedly dooming them. Garibaldi himself breaks up one such incident. The Markab reaches up to him, and in contrast to the muggers, Garibaldi firmly takes it and helps him back to his feet.
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 Meanwhile, Delenn tries to comfort the Markab girl with the story of when she herself was separated from her parents in a city before eventually being found again. Just then, Lennier brings the girl's mother, and the two are reunited. But at that very moment of joy, the girl begins to collapse. Delenn realizes that the plague is within the vault.
-Franklin is growing increasinly frustrated as test after test comes out negative. Just as he requests a comparison of Markab yellow cells with pak'ma'ra green cells, Lazarenn urges Franklin to the window. His time is running out. He tries to say a last request but dies before saying to whom it is to be given. Franklin's frustration boils over, and he has a brief tantrum. As he sits on a chair in despair, the Medlab computer reports on the results of his last request: "''Match Found.''"
+Franklin is growing increasinly frustrated as test after test comes out negative. Just as he requests a comparison of Markab yellow cells with pak'ma'ra green cells, Lazarenn urges Franklin to the window. His time is running out. He tries to say a last request but dies before saying to whom it is to be given. Franklin's frustration boils over, and he has a brief tantrum. As he is about to give up in despair, the Medlab computer reports on the results of his last request: "''Match Found.''"
 He soon reports to the command staff on the breakthrough. Markab and pak'ma'ra have specialized cells (yellow cells and green cells, respectively) that produce the neurochemicals necessary for their brains to function. The plague specifically targets those cells, which is why they were affected. Based on that, he has produced a treatment regimen that stimulates production of those cells, allowing them to build resistance to the plague. They hurry to the isolation zone. Not getting a reply from inside, Sheridan orders the vault opened. The sight within stuns them silent: every last Markab in the vault is dead. The only ones left alive are Delenn and Lennier., both quite shaken from the experience. Delenn in particular stops in front of Sheridan, quietly says, "John..." and then breaks down in tears.
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-{{quote|That does seem to be the rule doesn't it? Analyze the problem, choose whatever strategy makes least sense and then do it.| '''Doctor Lazarenn''' commenting on the fear and hysteria created by the plague.}}
+{{Quote box|That does seem to be the rule doesn't it? Analyze the problem, choose whatever strategy makes least sense and then do it.| Doctor [[Lazarenn]], commenting on the fear and hysteria created by the plague.}}
-{{quote|All life is transitory: a dream. We all come together in the same place in the end of time. If I don't see you again here, I will see you in a little while in the place where no shadows fall.|'''Delenn''' to '''Captain Sheridan''', before she is sealed in isolation with the Markab.}}
+{{Quote box|All life is transitory: a dream. We all come together in the same place in the end of time. If I don't see you again here, I will see you in a little while in the place where no shadows fall.|[[Delenn]] and [[John Sheridan|Sheridan]]|Delenn…when I do see you again…call me John?}}
 {{quote|Delenn…when I do see you again…call me John?| '''Captain Sheridan''', in reply}}
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 Later, Delenn congratulates the crew for discovering a way to stop the plague. Sheridan says the praise should be directed to Dr. Franklin. She also says they should take from this experience a greater sense of faith, compassion, and charity. Sheridan can only reply, "I hope so."
-Franklin's view isn't as optimistic. [[ISN]] reports that the worst appears to have happened. The entire Markab civilization has been wiped out by the Drafa plague. As various people, including a Zocalo barkeep, offer outlandish reasons for the devastation, Franklin remaks, "Nothing changes."
+Franklin's view isn't as optimistic. [[ISN]] reports that the worst appears to have happened. The entire Markab civilization has been wiped out by the Drafa plague. As various people, including a Zocalo barkeep, offer outlandish reasons for the devastation, Franklin remarks, "Nothing changes."
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-'''Max Eilerson''' was a successful archaeologist and employee of [[Interplanetary Expeditions]]. Growing up on [[Mars]], Max was known as a child prodigy and has a gift for understanding alien languages and technology. Though his smart mouth would often land him in trouble with the school bullies. Though his parents and tutors tried to keep Max isolated from the 'outside world', he nevertheless managed to slip out and wound up in the busy end of town. He had not been there two minutes when he was pick pocketed, loosing his wallet, ID and all of his [[Credit|credit chit]]s. <ref name=trotg>[[The Rules of the Game]]</ref> <ref name=rftt>[[Ruling from the Tomb]]</ref>
+'''Max Eilerson''' was a successful archaeologist and employee of [[Interplanetary Expeditions]]. Growing up on [[Mars]], Max was known as a child prodigy and has a gift for understanding alien languages and technology. Though his smart mouth would often land him in trouble with the school bullies. Though his parents and tutors tried to keep Max isolated from the 'outside world', he nevertheless managed to slip out and wound up in the busy end of town. He had not been there two minutes when he was pick pocketed, losing his wallet, ID and all of his [[Credit|credit chit]]s. <ref name=trotg>[[The Rules of the Game]]</ref> <ref name=rftt>[[Ruling from the Tomb]]</ref>
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 ==Summary==
 ===Intro===
 ===Act I===
 ===Act II===
 ===Act III===
 ===Act IV===
 ===Act V===
 ==Memorable Quotes==
 ==DVD Release==