Editing The Lyran Commonwealth Before the Steiners
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Line 2: ==Overview== ==Overview== − This work was a history of the [[Lyran Commonwealth]], prior to the ascension of [[House Steiner]] to the [[Archon of the Lyran Commonwealth|Archonship]], in the guise of [[Katherine Steiner]]. It included a story regarding the [[Royal Arcturan Shakespearean Players]]' 20th anniversary performance in [[2395]], three weeks after the death of Archon [[Robert Marsden]], who died in suspicious circumstances. In light of the Archon's death, the play to be performed in front of the [[Lyran Commonwealth]]'s military elite was switched from [[w:A Midsummer Night's Dream|A Midsummer Night's Dream]] to [[w:Hamlet|Hamlet]], in order the accuse those thought responsible for the Archon's death. Some of the senior generals targeted by this veiled criticism, understood the message being sent, and left the theater in a huff.<ref name=HSLC></ref> + This work was a history of the [[Lyran Commonwealth]], prior to the ascension of [[House Steiner]] to the [[Archon of the Lyran Commonwealth|Archonship]], in the guise of [[Katherine Steiner]]. It included a story regarding the [[Royal Arcturan Shakespearean Players]]' 20th anniversary performance in [[2395]], three weeks after the death of Archon [[Robert Marsden]], who died in suspicious circumstances. In light of the Archon's death, the play to be performed in front of the [[Lyran Commonwealth]]'s military elite was switched from [[w:A Midsummer Night's Dream|A Midsummer Night's Dream]] to [[w:Hamlet|Hamlet]], in order the accuse those thought responsible for the Archon's death. + + Some of the senior generals targeted by this veiled criticism, understood the message being sent, and left the theater in a huff.<ref name=HSLC></ref> ==References== ==References==
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| − | This work was a history of the [[Lyran Commonwealth]], prior to the ascension of [[House Steiner]] to the [[Archon of the Lyran Commonwealth|Archonship]], in the guise of [[Katherine Steiner]]. It included a story regarding the [[Royal Arcturan Shakespearean Players]]' 20th anniversary performance in [[2395]], three weeks after the death of Archon [[Robert Marsden]], who died in suspicious circumstances. In light of the Archon's death, the play to be performed in front of the [[Lyran Commonwealth]]'s military elite was switched from [[w:A Midsummer Night's Dream|A Midsummer Night's Dream]] to [[w:Hamlet|Hamlet]], in order the accuse those thought responsible for the Archon's death. Some of the senior generals targeted by this veiled criticism, understood the message being sent, and left the theater in a huff.<ref name=HSLC></ref> | + | This work was a history of the [[Lyran Commonwealth]], prior to the ascension of [[House Steiner]] to the [[Archon of the Lyran Commonwealth|Archonship]], in the guise of [[Katherine Steiner]]. It included a story regarding the [[Royal Arcturan Shakespearean Players]]' 20th anniversary performance in [[2395]], three weeks after the death of Archon [[Robert Marsden]], who died in suspicious circumstances. In light of the Archon's death, the play to be performed in front of the [[Lyran Commonwealth]]'s military elite was switched from [[w:A Midsummer Night's Dream|A Midsummer Night's Dream]] to [[w:Hamlet|Hamlet]], in order the accuse those thought responsible for the Archon's death. |
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| + | Some of the senior generals targeted by this veiled criticism, understood the message being sent, and left the theater in a huff.<ref name=HSLC></ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||