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Line 31: ==Overview== ==Overview== − Although no locations or timestamps are given, circumstantial evidence suggests the diary to narrate operations on the worlds of [[Keid]], [[Caph]] and [[Epsilon Eridani]] in the years between 3060 and 3067. + Although no locations or timestamps are given, circumstancial evidence suggests the diary to narrate operations on the worlds of [[Keid]], [[Caph]] and [[Epsilon Eridani]] in the years between 3060 and 3067. The journal entries are numbered, but, with the exception of the last two entries, always jump ahead between 2 and 61 numbers with each new entry (beginning with Entry #455 and ending with Entry #852). Sometimes, details are written out as "[censored]". The journal entries are numbered, but, with the exception of the last two entries, always jump ahead between 2 and 61 numbers with each new entry (beginning with Entry #455 and ending with Entry #852). Sometimes, details are written out as "[censored]". − The narrator is a loyal believer in the Word of Blake religion and ideals and, owing to his own background, considers the Word of Blake a benevolent and meaningful organization. The original idea behind the story was to present the Word of Blake's view of the events leading up to the [[Jihad]], as seen by one of their rank and file. However, the last two entries (which were added to the story after 18 months and then after another 2) and the epilogue reveal the narrator to be none other than Benjamin Emory, who became [[Precentor]] [[Berith]] of the fearsome [[Manei Domini]]. + The narrator is a loyal believer in the Word of Blake religion and ideals and, owing to his own background, considers the Word of Blake a benevolent and meaningful organisation. The original idea behind the story was to present the Word of Blake's view of the events leading up to the [[Jihad]], as seen by one of their rank and file. However, the last two entries (which were added to the story after 18 months and then after another 2) and the epilogue reveal the narrator to be none other than Benjamin Emory, who became [[Precentor]] [[Berith]] of the fearsome [[Manei Domini]]. ==References== ==References==
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| − | Although no locations or timestamps are given, | + | Although no locations or timestamps are given, circumstancial evidence suggests the diary to narrate operations on the worlds of [[Keid]], [[Caph]] and [[Epsilon Eridani]] in the years between 3060 and 3067. |
The journal entries are numbered, but, with the exception of the last two entries, always jump ahead between 2 and 61 numbers with each new entry (beginning with Entry #455 and ending with Entry #852). Sometimes, details are written out as "[censored]". | The journal entries are numbered, but, with the exception of the last two entries, always jump ahead between 2 and 61 numbers with each new entry (beginning with Entry #455 and ending with Entry #852). Sometimes, details are written out as "[censored]". | ||
| − | The narrator is a loyal believer in the Word of Blake religion and ideals and, owing to his own background, considers the Word of Blake a benevolent and meaningful | + | The narrator is a loyal believer in the Word of Blake religion and ideals and, owing to his own background, considers the Word of Blake a benevolent and meaningful organisation. The original idea behind the story was to present the Word of Blake's view of the events leading up to the [[Jihad]], as seen by one of their rank and file. However, the last two entries (which were added to the story after 18 months and then after another 2) and the epilogue reveal the narrator to be none other than Benjamin Emory, who became [[Precentor]] [[Berith]] of the fearsome [[Manei Domini]]. |
==References== | ==References== | ||