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Lysistrata was present at the opening party at the new Amphitheatron, and has met with Hypatia there, having some nice discussions and going there much more smoothly, even when considering that their romantic partners are father and son. With that came Kallisto's aggressive attempts at Lysistrata, and Lysistrata accepted, only to find that the family was full. Kallisto then came up with the idea of Initiate households using the fact that public entertainment is needed by the core members to keep public satisfaction high and that might lead the lesser members astray. Kallisto eventually won out, and Lysistrata (along with Stratonike) moved in. |
Lysistrata was present at the opening party at the new Amphitheatron, and has met with Hypatia there, having some nice discussions and going there much more smoothly, even when considering that their romantic partners are father and son. With that came Kallisto's aggressive attempts at Lysistrata, and Lysistrata accepted, only to find that the family was full. Kallisto then came up with the idea of Initiate households using the fact that public entertainment is needed by the core members to keep public satisfaction high and that might lead the lesser members astray. Kallisto eventually won out, and Lysistrata (along with Stratonike) moved in. |
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==Chapter Works== |
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Lysistrata remained a part of the Church, and even with Kallisto's departure Lysistrata remained with her reinstated buddy Hypatia. Having said that, Lysistrata's relations with the Sekemotos were growing more neutral, which was not seen as a good thing in a way since the Sekemotos were always a welcome addition to the Church as either direct members or as philoi. And so as a token of goodwill, Lysistrata adopted a baby cat originally named Tigger from the Sekemotos who asked the Church to adopt one. This would have not been possible if Kallisto remained, since Kallisto was a staunch anti-cat and anti-dog sim who believed that those animals were not worth their upkeep. However, Lysistrata viewed it in a social sense: they may not be financially efficient, but who cares: the Church already remains one of the wealthiest, and luxury is heresy, is it not? And thus Lysistrata justified the adoption of the cat, and Kallisto found Lysistrata's case compelling, especially when Lysistrata brought the potential convert card.[[File:LysistrataDemaratos.png|thumb|left|Lysistrata with Demaratos.]] |
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Once that was completed, Lysistrata built a chamber for the baby cat to live in, and renamed him Demaratos. With that, the Church chapter in Sunset Valley has passively supported pet ownership, Eurydike was quite enthusiastic about the animals, Hypatia neutral. As of the moment, Eurydike and Antigone stands out as the most pro-animal, followed by Lysistrata who was neutral to animals but enthusiatic about socio-political effects regarding actions involving animals. Next were Stratonike and Hypatia, who were simply too apathetic to have any concern, and the vehement opposition Kallisto and Kallistrara, who said no to any of those house-dwelling animals as they believed them to be a symbol of luxury. |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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