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===1821=== | ===1821=== | ||
# This is believed to be the divergence point but it was likely earlier. Cultural milestones during and after this date is solely based on story notes in Twig. | # This is believed to be the divergence point but it was likely earlier. Cultural milestones during and after this date is solely based on story notes in Twig. | ||
===1903=== | ===1903=== | ||
*[[Primordial|Primordial Outbreak]]<ref>“Scientists working for the Academy have been more careful than you’re being and still been surprised,” Lillian said. “Um, back in…”<br><br>“1903,” Jamie supplied.<br><br>“Thank you. Yes, back in 1903, there was a bad incident. The problem is, once it becomes a problem, it becomes a runaway problem. Not in that it runs away, but that it gets more out of control with every passing moment.” - [https://twigserial.wordpress.com/2016/01/09 Excerpt] from [[Bleeding Edge 8.11]]</ref> | *[[Primordial|Primordial Outbreak]]<ref>“Scientists working for the Academy have been more careful than you’re being and still been surprised,” Lillian said. “Um, back in…”<br><br>“1903,” Jamie supplied.<br><br>“Thank you. Yes, back in 1903, there was a bad incident. The problem is, once it becomes a problem, it becomes a runaway problem. Not in that it runs away, but that it gets more out of control with every passing moment.” - [https://twigserial.wordpress.com/2016/01/09 Excerpt] from [[Bleeding Edge 8.11]]</ref> | ||
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*[[Lips Sealed|Fall]]: The Lambs have been interviewing people, interminably. [[Sub Rosa]] stalks the Bowels. Briggs loses control of Radham Academy to the [[The Duke|Duke of Francis]]. | *[[Lips Sealed|Fall]]: The Lambs have been interviewing people, interminably. [[Sub Rosa]] stalks the Bowels. Briggs loses control of Radham Academy to the [[The Duke|Duke of Francis]]. | ||
*[[Stitch in Time|Winter]]: [[Genevieve Fray]] allows the Lambs to catch up to her in Kensford. She leashes and sterilises wide swathes of the Crown States, starting [[The War]]. | *[[Stitch in Time|Winter]]: [[Genevieve Fray]] allows the Lambs to catch up to her in Kensford. She leashes and sterilises wide swathes of the Crown States, starting [[The War]]. | ||
**[[The War]] begins in earnest | |||
===1922=== | ===1922=== | ||
*[[Esprit de Corpse|Spring]]: [[Westmore]] and then [[Whitney]], having rebelled, are retaken by the Crown; the latter with involvement from the Lambs. | *[[Esprit de Corpse|Spring]]: [[Westmore]] and then [[Whitney]], having rebelled, are retaken by the Crown; the latter with involvement from the Lambs. | ||
*[[Lamb to the Slaughter|Summer]]: a nest of [[Ghosts]] is discovered in Radham, and the traitor [[Avis]] is captured. Project Caterpillar reboots. | *[[Lamb to the Slaughter|Summer]]: a nest of [[Ghosts]] is discovered in Radham, and the traitor [[Avis]] is captured. Project Caterpillar reboots. | ||
*Over the months, the rebellion breaks into competing factions that focus on opposing the Academy or the Crown specifically. | **Over the months, the rebellion breaks into competing factions that focus on opposing the Academy or the Crown specifically. | ||
*Winter: Avis [[Interlude 6.x|escapes]] from her imprisonment and joins up with fray | *Winter: Avis [[Interlude 6.x|escapes]] from her imprisonment and joins up with fray and her band. | ||
===1923=== | ===1923=== | ||
*[[Tooth and Nail|Spring]]: The [[Cynthia Imlay|various]] [[Mauer|rebel]] [[Genevieve Fray|factions]] meet in Brechwell to try to unite against the Crown. The Lambs are sent to try to stop them. | *[[Tooth and Nail|Spring]]: The [[Cynthia Imlay|various]] [[Mauer|rebel]] [[Genevieve Fray|factions]] meet in [[Brechwell]] to try to unite against the Crown. The Lambs are sent to try to stop them. | ||
*Summer | *Summer | ||
*[[Bleeding Edge|Fall]]: using the texts that Genevieve Fray had produced, Mauer's faction created several primordials in [[Lugh]]. The Duke of Francis [[Counting Sheep|assaults the city]]; the Baron Richmond and his twin sisters enter the fray personally. Meanwhile, the Lambs are looking for the fled daughter of obnoxious aristocrats. Gordon dies. Lugh is destroyed, three of the twins are killed, and the primordials are destroyed—but not before one creates a fitting [[Ravage|reminder]] of its rage and pain. | *[[Bleeding Edge|Fall]]: using the texts that Genevieve Fray had produced, Mauer's faction created several primordials in [[Lugh]]. The Duke of Francis [[Counting Sheep|assaults the city]]; the Baron Richmond and his twin sisters enter the fray personally. Meanwhile, the Lambs are looking for the fled daughter of obnoxious aristocrats. Gordon dies. Lugh is destroyed, three of the twins are killed, and the primordials are destroyed—but not before one creates a fitting [[Ravage|reminder]] of its rage and pain. | ||
*[[In Sheep’s Clothing|Winter]]: The Baron Richmond and his surviving [[The Twins|sister]] are murdered in [[Warrick]] by the clone Mary Cobourn and Sylvester of Lambsbridge, who at last publicly defects, with Jamie. | *[[In Sheep’s Clothing|Winter]]: The Baron Richmond and his surviving [[The Twins|sister]] are murdered in [[Warrick]] by the clone Mary Cobourn and Sylvester of Lambsbridge, who at last publicly defects, with Jamie. | ||
===1924=== | ===1924=== | ||
*[[Cut To The Quick|Spring]]: the first major outbreak of the [[Ravage|red plague]] forces the quarantine of [[Tynewear]]. | *[[Cut To The Quick|Spring]]: the first major outbreak of the [[Ravage|red plague]] forces the quarantine of [[Tynewear]]. | ||
*[[Dyed in the Wool|Summer]]: Sy and J found an orphanage in Corinth; the [[Black Sheep|Lambs ]]investigate; after breaking up with Lillian, [[Thicker than Water|Sy visits New Amsterdam]], loses his mind, and meets Jessie. | *[[Dyed in the Wool|Summer]]: Sy and J found an orphanage in Corinth; the [[Black Sheep|Lambs]] investigate; after breaking up with Lillian, [[Thicker than Water|Sy visits New Amsterdam]], loses his mind, and meets Jessie. | ||
*Fall | *Fall | ||
*[[Bitter Pill|Winter]] [[Head over Heels|Beetle Sy]] [[Gut Feeling|Get involved in a Trapped town]] | *[[Bitter Pill|Winter]] [[Head over Heels|Beetle Sy]] [[Gut Feeling|Get involved in a Trapped town]] | ||
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*[[Interlude 19.x|Summer]]: The Lambs casually take over most of what's left of the Crown States with blackmail, manipulation, threats and some very carefully choreographed information management. | *[[Interlude 19.x|Summer]]: The Lambs casually take over most of what's left of the Crown States with blackmail, manipulation, threats and some very carefully choreographed information management. | ||
*[[Crown of Thorns|Fall Redham Conclusion]] | *[[Crown of Thorns|Fall Redham Conclusion]] | ||
*[[Epilogue 1|Winter]]: | *[[Epilogue 1|Winter]]: A single Green Clover is found growing in the choking blackwood sprawl. | ||
===1926=== | ===1926=== | ||
*[[Epilogue 2|Spring]] | *[[Epilogue 2|Spring]] | ||
Revision as of 21:41, October 5, 2018
Man has engaged in biotechnology and other ways of engineering or organisms for all of its history.
Early forms of genetic engineering, or 'Biopunk' have insured health and expansion of mankind.
- Wolves domesticated, possible in early China though speicfics very.
- Birth of Agriculture
- Wheat domesticated in Levant
- Corn Domesticated in central america
History of Domestication?
History of domestication
216
- Galen of Pergamon dies
1215
- June 15th
- Magna Carta Libertatum signed.
1492
- Columbus 'Discovers' North America, beginning of the Columbian exchange
- Years of plague in the new world nearly wipes out all indigenous populations, millions die.
- Causes population explosion in numerous pray species including passenger pigeons and Buffalo.
- Tenpurature drops due to mass population die off in the new world.
1686
- Nicolas Steno dies
1700s
- Louis XIV of France turns down the offer of an Italian chemist to develop to first bacteriological weapon, the chemist is granted a pension for his silence.<ref>Louis XIV Britanica entry</ref>
1727
- March 31st
- Isaic Newton dies
Reference Mary Wollstonecraft Shelly
1815
- Mount Tambora erupts
1816
- Year Without a Summer<ref>Hitchcock, Susan Tyler. 2007. Frankenstein: A Cultural History. New York: W.W. Norton.</ref>
1819
- The Vampyre is published.
Twig History
1821
- This is believed to be the divergence point but it was likely earlier. Cultural milestones during and after this date is solely based on story notes in Twig.
1903
- Primordial Outbreak<ref>“Scientists working for the Academy have been more careful than you’re being and still been surprised,” Lillian said. “Um, back in…”
“1903,” Jamie supplied.
“Thank you. Yes, back in 1903, there was a bad incident. The problem is, once it becomes a problem, it becomes a runaway problem. Not in that it runs away, but that it gets more out of control with every passing moment.” - Excerpt from Bleeding Edge 8.11</ref>- Dealt with, unknown amount of damage.
1906
- April 18th?
- Earthquake in Western Crown States unknown devastation, if any.
1908
- Tunguska Meteor burst event
1921
- Spring: Percy's child clones are rooted out and killed or turned. Percy is recruited to a rebel cell including Cynthia.
- Walter Gund is abducted and used.<ref>Interlude 3.x</ref>
- Summer: Mauer attempts to incite the people of Radham to rebel against the Academy. He fails, and retreats.
- Fall: The Lambs have been interviewing people, interminably. Sub Rosa stalks the Bowels. Briggs loses control of Radham Academy to the Duke of Francis.
- Winter: Genevieve Fray allows the Lambs to catch up to her in Kensford. She leashes and sterilises wide swathes of the Crown States, starting The War.
- The War begins in earnest
1922
- Spring: Westmore and then Whitney, having rebelled, are retaken by the Crown; the latter with involvement from the Lambs.
- Summer: a nest of Ghosts is discovered in Radham, and the traitor Avis is captured. Project Caterpillar reboots.
- Over the months, the rebellion breaks into competing factions that focus on opposing the Academy or the Crown specifically.
- Winter: Avis escapes from her imprisonment and joins up with fray and her band.
1923
- Spring: The various rebel factions meet in Brechwell to try to unite against the Crown. The Lambs are sent to try to stop them.
- Summer
- Fall: using the texts that Genevieve Fray had produced, Mauer's faction created several primordials in Lugh. The Duke of Francis assaults the city; the Baron Richmond and his twin sisters enter the fray personally. Meanwhile, the Lambs are looking for the fled daughter of obnoxious aristocrats. Gordon dies. Lugh is destroyed, three of the twins are killed, and the primordials are destroyed—but not before one creates a fitting reminder of its rage and pain.
- Winter: The Baron Richmond and his surviving sister are murdered in Warrick by the clone Mary Cobourn and Sylvester of Lambsbridge, who at last publicly defects, with Jamie.
1924
- Spring: the first major outbreak of the red plague forces the quarantine of Tynewear.
- Summer: Sy and J found an orphanage in Corinth; the Lambs investigate; after breaking up with Lillian, Sy visits New Amsterdam, loses his mind, and meets Jessie.
- Fall
- Winter Beetle Sy Get involved in a Trapped town
1925
- Spring Hackthorn takeover and trap
- Summer: The Lambs casually take over most of what's left of the Crown States with blackmail, manipulation, threats and some very carefully choreographed information management.
- Fall Redham Conclusion
- Winter: A single Green Clover is found growing in the choking blackwood sprawl.
1926
References
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