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The struggling playwright William has devised his master work, Perfect Tragedy! Try making your way through the whole performance {some of which seems strangely familiar...) uninterrupted, or exit the play anywhere along the way for an item. If you get lucky, you could win the ultimate prize: fame and fortune!
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Perfect Tragedy's artwork[]
Scene 1 - The scene opens on our hero, Sir William, a wandering warrior. Distraught by the recent death of his father, Sir William seeks the advice of the three angry men, powerful sages who can look through time. They tell him his destiny is to obtain the collar of endless power, an artifact forged in the fires of the gods' kingdom, which will give him the power to rule the world forever.
Scene 2 - While searching for the collar of power, Sir William finds himself in an ancient forest, guarded by the goddess of faeries, Butterfly. He's instantly enchanted by her, but she rejects him, telling him she has seen his future and wants no part of it. He resolves to abandon his quest if it will change her mind.
Scene 3 - When Sir William seeks out Butterfly again, he discovers she has been kidnapped by a rowdy gang of forest animals. Their leader, the notorious Captain Whiskers, reveals a mysterious artifact that allows him to harness a god's powers. William tricks the Captain into handing over the artifact, and then easily defeats him and rescues Butterfly. As Butterfly finally succumbs to her feelings, William realizes the artifact he now wears is the collar of power. He vows to Butterfly that he will convince the gods to allow them to marry.
Scene 4 - The pair travels to the mystical Red City, gateway to the gods' realm. They're lead to a masked sorceress, guardian of the gate. She denies them entry; she says he should throw away the collar and forget about Butterfly. William adamantly refuses, and challengers her. The sorceress then removes her mask and reveals her true identity: Lady Cosette, queen of the gods.
Scene 5 - William defeats Cosette and finds his way to the gate. As he attempts to enter the gods' realm, Aeschylus, the king of the gods, descends to meet him, enraged at the defiance of this mortal soldier. William, however, masters the abilities of the collar, and slays him. As he basks in his moment of victory, he turns to look for Butterfly... and discovers his terrible tragedy.
Scene 6 - As the play concludes, William learns that he set in motion the fall of the gods' kingdom and all its subjects by killing the king. Butterfly lies dying in his arms, telling him that without gods, the world finally belongs to him. In despair, William attempts to destroy the collar of power in the waning fires of the god's realm, but he can no longer remove it. In the fading light, Sir William wonders whether he is strong enough to throw himself into the flames, or else face living forever as a slave to power, alone. The curtain falls...
Perfect Tragedy's victory and failure artwork[]
Encore! - It's a hit! William's Perfect Tragedy receives rave reviews and William's place in history is assured. Leave him to bask in his glory, and claim your ultimate prize!
It's Over... - Someone realized parts of William's masterpiece weren't entirely original... While he sorts this out legally, you'll still get a prize for attending!
Perfect Tragedy's buttons[]
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