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LEAFIARA: LEAFIARA moved page Leafiara (prime)/Song Parodies/Freedom in the Underground to Leafiara (prime)/Melodies/Freedom in the Underground

2023-06-27T17:33:48Z

LEAFIARA moved page Leafiara (prime)/Song Parodies/Freedom in the Underground to Leafiara (prime)/Melodies/Freedom in the Underground

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  I'm gonna be the Landing's Queen
  So, Rysus, be on guard
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  Freedom in the underground
  Freedom from the laws of town

LEAFIARA: LEAFIARA moved page Leafiara/Song Parodies/Freedom in the Underground to Leafiara (prime)/Song Parodies/Freedom in the Underground

2021-06-11T22:32:26Z

LEAFIARA moved page Leafiara/Song Parodies/Freedom in the Underground to Leafiara (prime)/Song Parodies/Freedom in the Underground

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LEAFIARA at 18:44, 11 June 2021

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	Context:		'''Context:'''

	Toward the end of the mayoral campaign season in 2018, I felt pretty confident that Lylia was going to win it, so I started making plans for what Leafi would do with herself instead. I had at least half a dozen options, but the most fun of them was what if she plotted to kill Rysus and become Queen of the Rooks, and so a song parody was born.		Toward the end of the mayoral campaign season in 2018, I felt pretty confident that Lylia was going to win it, so I started making plans for what Leafi would do with herself instead. I had at least half a dozen options, but the most fun of them was what if she plotted to kill Rysus and become Queen of the Rooks, and so a song parody was born.

	If you fast forward two and a half years, Thadston's been advancing the narrative that it's exactly what she did and you've got Malluch, the Daily Darkstone, and Thadston all running around calling her the Rook Queen, but ironically, ~~she~~ ~~actually~~ ~~went~~ in ~~a different~~ ~~direction~~. By the time she delivered the poison that killed Rysus, she was ~~actually~~ hoping it was a cure because she wanted him to be instrumental in providing opposition to the Vaalorian outpost.		If you fast forward two and a half years, Thadston's been advancing the narrative that it's exactly what she did and you've got Malluch, the Daily Darkstone, and Thadston all running around calling her the Rook Queen, but ironically, it ''wasn't'' the path she chose. By the time she delivered the poison that killed Rysus, she was hoping it was a cure (and had given warning to test it thoroughly since she suspected it wasn't) because she wanted him to be instrumental in providing opposition to the Vaalorian outpost.

	Having said that, just as Leafi killing Rysus was an accident, Thadston saying she killed Rysus in an attempt to take over the Rooks is also, like, 25% correct by accident.		Having said that, just as Leafi killing Rysus was an accident, Thadston saying she killed Rysus in an attempt to take over the Rooks is also, like, 25% correct by accident.
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	Her primary goal was to glean information on undoing curses since that might be useful against Raznel, but it certainly wasn't lost on her that if Rysus actually took the offer, it had the potential to create a power vacuum in the Rooks--and it likewise wasn't lost on her that they ''might'' want her to lead them.		Her primary goal was to glean information on undoing curses since that might be useful against Raznel, but it certainly wasn't lost on her that if Rysus actually took the offer, it had the potential to create a power vacuum in the Rooks--and it likewise wasn't lost on her that they ''might'' want her to lead them.

	So technically she did execute a plan that she knew had the potential to result in her leading the Rooks, albeit that wasn't her primary goal. And technically the plan ultimately resulted in Rysus' death, albeit that wasn't an intended outcome and was instead the result of the Alchemist ~~acting~~ as an interfering third party who introduced elements of his ''own'' plan...		So technically she did execute a plan that she knew had the potential to result in her leading the Rooks, albeit that wasn't her primary goal. And technically the plan ultimately resulted in Rysus' death, albeit that wasn't an intended outcome and was instead the result of the Alchemist stepping in as an interfering third party who introduced elements of his ''own'' plan to throw things off...

	Look, it's complicated. Heh. Far more complicated than the silly song below ~~would~~ ~~make~~ it ~~seem~~!		Look, it's complicated. Heh. Far more complicated than the unfinished, silly song below from before the Praxopius wildness happened!

LEAFIARA at 05:52, 22 May 2021

2021-05-22T05:52:55Z

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	Toward the end of the mayoral campaign season in 2018, I felt pretty confident that Lylia was going to win it, so I started making plans for what Leafi would do with herself instead. I had at least half a dozen options, but the most fun of them was what if she plotted to kill Rysus and become Queen of the Rooks, and so a song parody was born.		Toward the end of the mayoral campaign season in 2018, I felt pretty confident that Lylia was going to win it, so I started making plans for what Leafi would do with herself instead. I had at least half a dozen options, but the most fun of them was what if she plotted to kill Rysus and become Queen of the Rooks, and so a song parody was born.

	~~Ironically, even though that ''wasn't'' the plan she settled on,~~ you ~~could~~ fast forward two and a half years ~~and~~ Thadston's been advancing the narrative that it's exactly what she did. By the time she delivered the poison that killed Rysus, she was actually hoping it was a cure because she wanted him to be instrumental in providing opposition to the Vaalorian outpost.		If you fast forward two and a half years, Thadston's been advancing the narrative that it's exactly what she did and you've got Malluch, the Daily Darkstone, and Thadston all running around calling her the Rook Queen, but ironically, she actually went in a different direction. By the time she delivered the poison that killed Rysus, she was actually hoping it was a cure because she wanted him to be instrumental in providing opposition to the Vaalorian outpost.

	Having said that, just as Leafi killing Rysus was an accident, Thadston saying she killed Rysus in an attempt to take over the Rooks is also, like, 25% correct by accident.		Having said that, just as Leafi killing Rysus was an accident, Thadston saying she killed Rysus in an attempt to take over the Rooks is also, like, 25% correct by accident.

	The reason Praxopius identified Leafi as a possible messenger to deliver the poison in the first place is (I assume) because his agents must have spotted her going to Burrow Way and attempting to get word to the Rooks that if Rysus would just come forward into custody, then the town could find a cure for him.		The reason Praxopius identified Leafi as a possible messenger to deliver the poison in the first place is (I assume) because his agents must have spotted her going to Burrow Way and attempting to get word to the Rooks that if Rysus would just come forward into custody, then the town could find a cure for the curse Naimorai had placed on him.

	Her primary goal was to glean information that might be useful against Raznel, but it certainly wasn't lost on her that if Rysus actually took the offer, it had the potential to create a power vacuum in the Rooks and it wasn't lost on her that they ''might'' want her to lead them.		Her primary goal was to glean information on undoing curses since that might be useful against Raznel, but it certainly wasn't lost on her that if Rysus actually took the offer, it had the potential to create a power vacuum in the Rooks--and it likewise wasn't lost on her that they ''might'' want her to lead them.

	So technically she did execute a plan that had the potential to result in her leading the Rooks, albeit that wasn't her primary goal, ~~and~~ the plan ultimately resulted in Rysus' death, albeit that wasn't an intended outcome and was instead the result of an interfering third party who ~~had~~ his ''own'' plan...		So technically she did execute a plan that she knew had the potential to result in her leading the Rooks, albeit that wasn't her primary goal. And technically the plan ultimately resulted in Rysus' death, albeit that wasn't an intended outcome and was instead the result of the Alchemist acting as an interfering third party who introduced elements of his ''own'' plan...

	Look, it's complicated. Heh. Far more complicated than the silly song below would make it seem!		Look, it's complicated. Heh. Far more complicated than the silly song below would make it seem!
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	No more goody-two-shoes!		No more goody-two-shoes!

	~~Free~~ ~~to run~~ the underground		Freedom in the underground
	~~Free~~ from ~~all~~ the laws of town		Freedom from the laws of town

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2021-05-22T05:48:12Z

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Toward the end of the mayoral campaign season in 2018, I felt pretty confident that Lylia was going to win it, so I started making plans for what Leafi would do with herself instead. I had at least half a dozen options, but the most fun of them was what if she plotted to kill Rysus and become Queen of the Rooks, and so a song parody was born.

Ironically, even though that ''wasn't'' the plan she settled on, you could fast forward two and a half years and Thadston's been advancing the narrative that it's exactly what she did. By the time she delivered the poison that killed Rysus, she was actually hoping it was a cure because she wanted him to be instrumental in providing opposition to the Vaalorian outpost.

Having said that, just as Leafi killing Rysus was an accident, Thadston saying she killed Rysus in an attempt to take over the Rooks is also, like, 25% correct by accident.

The reason Praxopius identified Leafi as a possible messenger to deliver the poison in the first place is (I assume) because his agents must have spotted her going to Burrow Way and attempting to get word to the Rooks that if Rysus would just come forward into custody, then the town could find a cure for him.

Her primary goal was to glean information that might be useful against Raznel, but it certainly wasn't lost on her that if Rysus actually took the offer, it had the potential to create a power vacuum in the Rooks and it wasn't lost on her that they ''might'' want her to lead them.

So technically she did execute a plan that had the potential to result in her leading the Rooks, albeit that wasn't her primary goal, and the plan ultimately resulted in Rysus' death, albeit that wasn't an intended outcome and was instead the result of an interfering third party who had his ''own'' plan...

Look, it's complicated. Heh. Far more complicated than the silly song below would make it seem!

I'm gonna be the Landing's Queen
So, Rysus, be on guard
Your reign is coming to an end
The Rooks will love my charge

I'm gonna lead the mob boss scene
Like no one could before
No looking back, just moving on
To better, brighter, more!

It's time to end Rysus' failure of a dream
Oh, I just can't wait to be queen

No one saying "be good"
No one claiming "law rules"
No one crying "justice"
No more goody-two-shoes!

Free to run the underground
Free from all the laws of town