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Friendship
Cutscenes triggered from different friendship levels, can trigger when one or more characters reach a certain level, and the player enters the area of that scene.
Book Club (1)
To trigger this cinematic cutscene the player must have Lin, Sprout, or Max at good friend friendship status or higher. It can be triggered any day of the week, and will begin when the player enters the medical and science deck.
Okay everyone, welcome back to [SHIP NAME]'s Bookworm Book Club.
How did you all like our last book?
This one was my favorite so far! The main character was so cool and funny. *gushy*
I also really enjoyed all the visuals about the landscapes and animals.
What about you Max? Did you enjoy the book?
Max scans the entire book in a few seconds.
...you can't just read the whole book right at the book club meeting.
You need to absorb it. Analyze the story details before you arrive so that we can have a discussion about it.
I took all kinds of notes about the characters and how they grew throughout the story and everything.
*Sprout shows Max pages of careful notes*
I finished the story just fine. It ends halfway down on page 318.
Haha yes, we believe you read it Max. That's not what we mean.
Is there anything interesting about the story you would like to share with us maybe?
Yes. There were 14 spelling mistakes and 31 grammatical errors.
But that is not uncommon for human writings. I just didn't think it was worth mentioning before.
Oh brother. There he goes again!
Sorry Max, but if I was the teacher, I would give you a big fat INCOMPLETE on this assignment.
Well let's not go that far, but maybe you should try again with a different approach with our next book.
Next time focus on the characters' motivations, thoughts, and feelings. Okay?
Usually with fiction, I refer to the qualified scholars' interpretations...
...but doing my own analysis would be an interesting challenge.
I'll try harder next time.
Since I get to pick this time... here's our next book.
'<i>Nickedemus Geronimo Battles the Pink Robots from Mars!</i>'
It's a fan fiction adventure with loads of action!
Haha alright, good choice. I'm looking forward to it.
Yes. Interesting...
*trails off in thought*
Book Club (2)
To trigger this cinematic cutscene the player must have Lin, Sprout, or Max at best friend friendship status or higher, and must have already seen the first book club cutscene. It can be triggered any day of the week, and will begin when the player enters the medical and science deck.
Welcome again to [SHIP NAME]'s Bookworm Book Club. Part two.
I hope everyone had a chance to really dig into the details of this new book...
'<i>Nickedemus Geronimo Battles the Pink Robots from Mars!</i>'
Well, I for one thought it was fascinating.
Yeah! Nickedemus got his butt kicked in the beginning of the book, but then came back fighting against all odds.
That was so cool when he took on all those robot baddies at the end.
I think it was all the training he did that made him win that final battle.
Yes, he overcame a ton of physical challenges, didn't he?
But I found it most impressive that he also overcame his fear of confronting his twin brother about their complex past.
Did you have any luck relating to this story or our hero Nickedemus?
Again, Max?! I don't believe it.
Did you try to imagine yourself as Nickedemus Geronimo?
I analyzed Nickedemus and 'wore his shoes' as the saying goes.
But no matter how I judged his actions I could not help but feel empathy for...
...all those pink robots.
Yes, the robots were programmed to be evil...
But could they choose their own functions or algorithms?
Did they have the autonomy that we all take for granted?
Perhaps, Nickedemus could have peacefully resolved the conflict if a good understanding of robotics was introduced.
He acted quite illogically in my opinion.
Yes. The pink robots were very logical and predictable. I related to that the most.
Since 'evil' was a parameter and not a constant, there could have been an easy resolution here.
Nickedemus's illogical choices got him into deeper and deeper conflict amongst the robots.
It is Space Alliance Principle #4. He should have known better.
Wow Max... I had never thought of it like that.
I'm not sure that was the intent of our writer, but that is the beauty of our book club.
We can all share our unique perspectives.
Thank you for elaborating, Max. I think you really taught us something today.
I'd give you an A+ this time!
Why thank you, Sprout. That means a lot coming from you.
