Revolution
Ending 2 of 7
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The Red Dawn
The Revolution won, and kept winning by force. Paris is free of the old masters and afraid of the new ones.
The last booklet
The City
The movement won, and kept winning by force. The towers of La Défense are dark, the data centres burned, the Chancellery’s palace a meeting hall with broken windows.
Paris is free of the old masters and afraid of the new ones.
The People
Cendre sits on the council and speaks of a hard winter. Maëlle Okafor left it. Lina keeps a list of who has been arrested, and by whom.
Iris Vautrin is in exile in a cooler country. Théo Blanc’s swarms were melted down for scrap.
The Last Night
On the last night of 2049 the patrols of the Front walked the old Saint-Antoine road, and nobody was out after curfew.
The streets were cool, at least. The communes still ran the water.
The Lamp
The lamp on the corner is lit, red, as the Front ordered every lamp to be. It is a good light to see by and a bad one to hide from.
Under it, a poster of Cendre has been torn and pasted back three times.