The Glassmaker's Passenger
The line belongs to the district only when every name in it can say yes.
- ~35 min
- 3446 words
- 18 scenes
- 4 branch points
- 3 endings
- The winter of 1981, in the invented enclosed glassworks district of Annis Furnace
29 recorded plays (one per visitor per day)
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About
An enclosed glassworks district runs on a narrow-gauge night line that carries almost nothing but paper. Pia Fen, 37, runs a small finishing shop and the carriage that smuggles testimony out of the furnaces. Sol Arden, 46, is the factory's mediator, and tonight she is the newest passenger, carrying a packet she should not hold and a three-year-old debt as Pia's former client. Rua Pell, 28, is the courier who moves the paper. Across a compact three-act route, the player decides what to do with a hall pane that hides a molder locked behind a furnace gate, how to stay near Sol without turning old work into permission, and whether the testimony is released whole, page by page, or as a method with every name sealed. Three endings leave the cooperative owning the line, and change who holds the record, who may say yes, and whether Pia and Sol begin again as equals.
Content notice9 topics · tap to review
- adult-only confirmation
- industrial exploitation
- coercive surveillance
- workplace injury and entrapment
- adult relationship tension
- implied intimacy cuts away
- no explicit sexual content
- no nudity
- no real-person likeness
Cast
- P Pia Fen protagonist, glassmaker and owner of the night-line carriage no portrait yet
- S Sol Arden factory mediator, Pia's former adult client and the newest passenger no portrait yet
- R Rua Pell courier who moves testimony along the night line no portrait yet
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