Bedtime Story. Continuation
Jenny: I feel better now and can remember something else. Let's go to the library at night again?
Task: Pass through the library in the "night" mode.
Jenny: Well, I'm here again. So what happened next? William comes into the library, followed by the boys and me. He sits in the middle of the couch with Sam and his brother on either side of him, and I settle on the edge. William takes an old book. It think it was Andersen. The boys want to hear a fairy tale but he says that we need to patch it up before reading. He takes glue and brushes out of the box and hands them to us. But we also need paper, and it's not there...
Jenny: Then William pulls some booklet out of his briefcase and says: "Here's the paper". We are looking at it in amazement. It's a small book, not just paper. But he says: "Don't worry, kids, this is not a book, but sheer waste paper. It is of no artistic merit and might interest only terrorists or freedom fighters".
Jenny: That's what he said: "Freedom fighters"... Look, I think this is something that can be useful to Jack! There was a fragment of some scheme. We tore it into pieces and used to glue the book. And after we have repaired Andersen, we went over to other tales. And William read us a fairy tale from each book...
You helped Jenny remember a moment from the past. You received some points of freedom and some tokens. Your reputation in the underground has increased by 1.
Jenny: Wow, Feather, I remember! And my head doesn't hurt anymore... It's so strange. But it must be a good thing.
