Themes: manipulative, clever, secretive

An is a remarkably brave person. They came from South Safre with just their parent, Kras, complete with very obviously fake names and a world of trauma behind them. An is still strong and smart, and, for all that, they are also silent and cautious; there is an intriguing beauty in the way they move and act.
That said, there are many things in which An is completely insincere, fake, and manipulative, which is something that few realise. There is a deep hidden agenda behind their intentions, but nobody has noticed. Yet.

Immigrant Housing

FULL GROUP TEXT

(mandatory for members of the group and Immigration Officers, optional for others - for example various other foreigners)

 

The immigrant housing occupies one whole wing of La Cage, the more decrepit one, hosting families that are far from home. People love creating distance between one another. Migrants from Graad and Oranje and some undocumented poor souls live here, stuck between horrible jobs in local sweatshops and old dreams. All together, squashed under one roof, the various cultures are clashing and mixing with each other, while everyone is still trying to maintain a sense of belonging. But is it even possible to call La Cage home?

Finders

A group of youth "criminals", as some other older folks of La Cage would surely put it. And disgusting ones supposedly! Digging through trash and maybe even through the dead bodies stored in the old morgue. It's almost all bollocks. They do not see themselves that way, of course. They prefer calling themselves "treasure hunters" or "scavengers". That's their jam - getting their hands on rare fortune, diving into the unknown to save poor things from being orphaned and forgotten.

Contemplatory bookclub

A group of avid readers, discussing books, ideas and critically analysing theories and contemporary developments in economy, politics and sociology. Fiery discussions can come based on their deep analysis of the texts, deep friendships are formed and deepest hatreds come to life. What could be more important than the correct interpretation of text?