Level 4 · 15 May 1968
The Odéon Republic
- Turns
- 10 turns, a day each
- Map
- 20 districts
Chapter 10: Beneath the StonesSealed so it does not spoil the story for you.Break the seal
The Revolution
The students have taken the Odéon and opened it to anyone who wants to speak. Run it as a forum: the Students' loyalty at 80 and the Parisians at 60 toward you, with the theatre still yours.
Objective
The Students at 80 and the Parisians at 60, with the theatre held
Stars
- Win the level
- Win within 7 turns
- The theatre undamaged
The game's hint If the forum has not won the city by the end, the Law has outlasted it.
- Won
- The forum
- Lost
- The theatre emptied
The Law
Get them out of the theatre without pictures of force: evicted, with radio and television under 40 toward the Revolution. A negotiator can talk them out once the Students' loyalty is under 60.
Objective
The theatre evicted, with radio and television under 40 toward the Revolution
Stars
- Win the level
- Win within 7 turns
- Eviction by negotiation
The game's hint Evicting by force puts the pictures on every screen. Mocking the forum wears it down.
- Won
- The theatre emptied
- Lost
- The forum
Events
News that reaches both sides during the level. Each side answers for itself.
The theatre
The students walk into the Odéon after the evening's performance and stay.
The Revolution
What happensStudents loyalty +4
The Law
What happensStudents loyalty +4
The walls
Be realistic: ask for the impossible, says the wall of the theatre.
The Revolution
What happensOpinion +2
The Law
What happensOpinion −2
After the level
After level 4 · 25 May 1968
The Director's Choice
The Revolution
Jean-Luc Barral, the theatre's director, has to choose between the occupiers and the ministry.
- He sides with the occupiersStudents loyalty +10
- He sides with the ministryThe left parties loyalty +5Radio and television +5 toward you
The Law
Jean-Luc Barral has not stopped the occupation of his theatre. The ministry wants to know why.
- Dismiss himThe Prefecture loyalty +5
- Keep himRadio and television +5 toward you
This level's booklet page
The Odéon Republic
For a month the Odéon theatre was a forum open day and night, where anyone could speak about anything.
If the Revolution won
The forum became the city's parliament, at least in the speeches.
Otherwise
The theatre was emptied, and its director lost his post.
If the Revolution chose “He sides with the occupiers”
Jean-Luc Barral sided with the occupiers, and lost his post for it.
If the Law chose “Dismiss him”
Jean-Luc Barral was dismissed.
Otherwise
Jean-Luc Barral stood with the ministry, and kept his theatre.