H.E. Scenes
History Emergent Story Points and Scenes
Exposition Episodes or Asides
Brain interface technology exploration
Nox talks to the nascent AIs to distinguish “personality” and sets on a mission to establish the AI as the philosopher king. He has to go from being a scientist to a politician, an actor. Along the way he alienates Mareet, his partner and fellow scientist. She saves two of the AI, Juno and Yorik. Juno is later captured.
Training programmers to fix glitches/springs in a controlled setting.
Vesta doing the job of the programmers to fix history.
Memory tweaking
Yorik saves a suicidal man named Lazar in a test simulation that becomes a myth in the post-apocalyptic future. In this myth, Lazar kills himself and later is called Elazar. Lazar means “one deformed and nauseous with filthy and pestilential diseases”. The name is from a Greek rendition of Hebrew , literally "(he whom) God has helped.”
El'azar
Thestory i
Momento Mori -
The greatest paradox of the human condition is human nature’s need for governance and the human spirit’s need for freedom.
Virtual and augmented realties comes into prominence on the prospects of a renewed landscape of freedom and for roughly a century as newer technologies continued to emerge that frontier/horizon remained. Diversity flourishes, Eventually, however, technological progress slows and thus the experience of freedom once again seems to wane.
Janus, an eccentric spring dealer,
Character Arcs -
Janus is spurred from pawning springs into a political agenda. Vesta derails from a career as a programmer to become an activist for privacy (She sees the Hypocrisy in how Nox could pursue his path precisely because his missteps didn’t follow him).
Means They Pursue - With no power to make a meaningful impact in perspective in the virtual worlds and build a movement they turn to the real world with fragile, neglected firewalls. They attack the manufacturing and distribution center for “soma”.
Janus as Herostratus.
Janus makes a sale.