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|From Storylet title = A Conversation with Millicent | |From Storylet title = A Conversation with Millicent | ||
|Description = The ''Seventh Letter'' has long been banned by the Ministry of Public Decency. The last scene – with the Dragons – is not the only reason […] There is a brief hiatus before that scene, to allow squeamish audience members to leave, and to darken the lights. | |Description = The ''Seventh Letter'' has long been banned by the Ministry of Public Decency. The last scene – with the Dragons – is not the only reason […] There is a brief hiatus before that scene, to allow squeamish audience members to leave, and to darken the lights. | ||
| − | |Unlocked with = {{Unlock|Entwined in the Intrigues of the Clathermont Family | + | |Unlocked with = {{Unlock|Entwined in the Intrigues of the Clathermont Family}} exactly 16 |
|Success title = "Yet no sweeter than yours, great master. I acknowledge it so." | |Success title = "Yet no sweeter than yours, great master. I acknowledge it so." | ||
|Success description = […] an unproven […] actress […] has taken the part of the Raven. […] the Hymn of the Shames sends a bankerly fellow fleeing […] Millicent mouths the words along with her. "The glowing-hearted mountain / the river in the sky / the near night and the deep night...' | |Success description = […] an unproven […] actress […] has taken the part of the Raven. […] the Hymn of the Shames sends a bankerly fellow fleeing […] Millicent mouths the words along with her. "The glowing-hearted mountain / the river in the sky / the near night and the deep night...' | ||
