Themes: guilt, redemption, violence, moralism

Marie spent their childhood in La Cage - and even though they were one of the most popular kids on the block, they left La Cage at their first chance. They went through college, built a career, and now they are coming back to the neighbourhood with an unquestionable loyalty to Moralintern, a single mission, and a gun in their hand.

But new life can't paint over a history of close friendships, bad parenting, and a prank gone horribly wrong. Their mission will considerably more complicated because of their worst enemy: Past Marie.

Moralintern Mission

The Coalition plans for the Renovation, Autonomy, Subsidiarity, and Stability of Revachol are rolling in fast. Truly, just in the last decade, three new strategies, six declarations, and even some resolutions have been made and the people living in the tenement have even seen some colorful flyers. Years ago, the Moralintern set up a reconstruction office tasked with “restoring the building, re-skilling the inhabitants, empowering local self-governance, and promoting values of liberal, procedural democracy”. The effects are hard to see, till now, the main change has been that the employees of the office have repeatedly bought furniture that has been stolen from the office and are providing some _consultations_ in the office. What is easy to see are the new arrivals in Coalition uniforms, decked not only in reáls and nice suits but also body armor, personal weapons, and special equipment. What are their plans for the tenement?

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Bearded Vulture Club

They used to be THE cool kids - organizing disco parties, performing stand-ups, and not caring about anything (or anybody) else. Now, as adults, they are in charge of the best club in La Cage (no matter what The Second Club thinks) and will do anything to make sure their guests enjoy themselves. But the upcoming few days will also force them to remember the past they would rather forget: have they grown enough to face up to what they have done or will they continue to avoid it forever?

Church of La Cage

In the darkest of places, people often seek solace in the Innocences. Order of Dolores Dei the Merciful offers a shelter or helping hand to those seeking it, trying their best to cater to the poorest with their charity work. They are apolitical and oppose violence, but their lot is hard and thorny. Most people visit the masses just for the sense of belonging and social aspect, some of the members are true believers, very few are of pure hearts and others just see it as a way to feel better about themselves. Can a real change be made for the people in need, or is it destined to be drowned out by idiots who want to give out pamphlets about Dolores Dei and chess tournaments?