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(name): Actually, null, does Redacre have chain restaurants like that? I'm curious how tight of a grip CHORUS has on the town or if they'd allow that to keep a semblance of social normalcy in Redacre!

Nullspeak: I think they would reach some understandings with franchises for camo purposes, but would be very selective.

Nullspeak: Essentially they'd need people on the other end, ensuring that only high-saturation inspectors, etc came to Redacre.

Nullspeak: Money can flow into and out of town but if there's any risk of an unconditioned stranger coming to town as a result of the relationship, they would freeze it out.

Nullspeak: Yeah, our "high magic" is actually just the edge-of-plausible social engineering Lot of work to hide a town, even in plain sight

Nullspeak: They expect infrastructure to fail, Skeg. As sustainable as they can be without drawing more attention as a religious colony or other attempted tax dodge. They don't want attention and will compromise, tactically, to avoid it.

(name): I know Redacre tends to have pretty strict rules on info going in and coming out, does that extend further into things like fiction such as books and/or tv shows and movies? And do they do a strict approval process to figure out what can come in and waht can't? I see that there's a ton of houses that have a lot of books and movies and TVs, but I'm curious how strict the censorship is :eyes:

Nullspeak: (name) - they don't control that stuff coming in due to oblivious spouses, kids, etc - too much trauma when they want the Quiet Life to creep up slowly and seem inviting. But as Sleepers under the infuence of the amplified Song, the occupants "misplace" a lot of pollutant media. Ever wonder where your socks all go? Well, CHORUS didn't do that, but they did lose all your best comics