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Such a satisfying chapter. God I can’t wait to see the south burn to the ground like it should have and to see the north finish the job like it should have. Sometimes enemies must be crushed, utterly. Amusingly enough the only hesitation I have in seeing Jackson and Davis get the noose is that...

The Slaver’s Tantrum, perhaps?

Did people manage to empty out the museums in time?

So New York and New England didn’t secede either? Or do they just call themselves the United States but are basically a new thing?

What happens to the east coast? There’s similar sensibilities as the west coast but no Rocky Mountains separating them from fallout and madness and death.

Thinking about it I kinda like the idea of the cabal being smashed with relatively little “collateral damage” and all the financial prospects working out. Because then you have an objectively kinder, more peaceful, more equitable, not racist world...at the cost of an entire content and millions...

I really do love the added bits and context; they help flesh out this world. Please do so! I’ve been thinking about the “nanny” question in regards to this timeline for a while. I’ve got a surprisingly pragmatic and interventionalist streak for someone as liberal as I am, and I’ve become...

Critical Role?! Im a huge fan and I’ve been thinking about that show in this world! Also everyone on the show really is an incredibly kind and empathetic person.

Perhaps. But I think France, and probably many sympathizers who want to retrieve lost art and culture, would want to try. I can totally see a lobbying effort, people and governments putting up funding, media attention, and so forth.

I think I remember Calbear saying it was in gobbles office or something. If he took care of it as a trophy, it might still be serviceable. And even if it’s damaged, it’s the Mona Lisa. It matters, getting it back.

What about the Mona Lisa? That’s in there. There’s lots of gold. But there’s only one Mona Lisa, one of the few things saved from Paris. That might be worth trying to get back.

She is diagnosed with and dies from ovarian cancer.

If you ever have the time I would love to see vignettes and examples of this.

I’m with everyone else—you wrote a gripping and chilling tale. And then there’s the philosophical question afterwards about peace at the end of a sword. I feel, personally, that if I lived in this timeline I would agree with then A4. This world war 2 was so horrible that it basically proved that...

Which is why there needs to be laws basically forbidding this, forcing Christians to face their crimes head on.