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{{Quote|When 2,000 years passed between the overture and the final bows, the exact shape of the play becomes helpfully obscured to anybody but the director. A system of control and surveillance so comprehensive, so effective, so far-reaching, that it cloaked itself in its total obviousness. I've been sent to Palisade to bring this planet on-cycle.|author=[[Riah Connadine]]|source="[[PALISADE 03: Today Is a Monday|Today Is a Monday]]"}} | {{Quote|When 2,000 years passed between the overture and the final bows, the exact shape of the play becomes helpfully obscured to anybody but the director. A system of control and surveillance so comprehensive, so effective, so far-reaching, that it cloaked itself in its total obviousness. I've been sent to Palisade to bring this planet on-cycle.|author=[[Riah Connadine]]|source="[[PALISADE 03: Today Is a Monday|Today Is a Monday]]"}} | ||
'''Adagio in G''', or '''Adagio''' for short, is the codename | '''''Adagio in G''''', or '''''Adagio''''' for short, is the codename for the [[Bilateral Intelligence Service]]'s far-reaching plan to bring [[Palisade (planet)|Palisade]] [[Cycle|on-cycle]]. | ||
Adagio is widely recognized in the BIS as an audacious plan, and not everybody feels confident in it. Regardless, they are giving it a shot.<ref name=":0">[[PALISADE 03: Today Is a Monday]]</ref> | The ''Adagio'' is widely recognized in the BIS as an audacious plan, and not everybody feels confident in it. Regardless, they are giving it a shot.<ref name=":0">[[PALISADE 03: Today Is a Monday]]</ref> | ||
== History == | ==History== | ||
Adagio in G was announced by Riah Connadine in "[[PALISADE 03: Today Is a Monday|Today Is a Monday]]". [[Violet Cove]] attempted to counter the plan by indoctrinating the BIS spy [[Marlon Styx]] into the teachings of the [[Dim Liturgy]], but this attempt ultimately did not work.<ref name=":0" /> | Adagio in G was announced by Riah Connadine in "[[PALISADE 03: Today Is a Monday|Today Is a Monday]]". [[Violet Cove]] attempted to counter the plan by indoctrinating the BIS spy [[Marlon Styx]] into the teachings of the [[Dim Liturgy]], but this attempt ultimately did not work.<ref name=":0" /> | ||
The [[Tide of Embarkation]] festival on the [[Isle of the Broken Key]] is also part of the ''Adagio in G''; it's facilitated in part by BIS spies in Violet Cove. Despite the conflict that takes place during festival preparations,<ref group="note">See [[Upon Our Grace|Upon Our Grace arc]].</ref> the festival continues and fulfills its role in the ''Adagio''.<ref>[[PALISADE 18: How It Always Looks Pt. 1]]</ref> | |||
==Footnotes== | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:PALISADE]] | [[Category:PALISADE]] | ||
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When 2,000 years passed between the overture and the final bows, the exact shape of the play becomes helpfully obscured to anybody but the director. A system of control and surveillance so comprehensive, so effective, so far-reaching, that it cloaked itself in its total obviousness. I've been sent to Palisade to bring this planet on-cycle.”
Adagio in G, or Adagio for short, is the codename for the Bilateral Intelligence Service's far-reaching plan to bring Palisade on-cycle.
The Adagio is widely recognized in the BIS as an audacious plan, and not everybody feels confident in it. Regardless, they are giving it a shot.[1]
History
Adagio in G was announced by Riah Connadine in "Today Is a Monday". Violet Cove attempted to counter the plan by indoctrinating the BIS spy Marlon Styx into the teachings of the Dim Liturgy, but this attempt ultimately did not work.[1]
The Tide of Embarkation festival on the Isle of the Broken Key is also part of the Adagio in G; it's facilitated in part by BIS spies in Violet Cove. Despite the conflict that takes place during festival preparations,[note 1] the festival continues and fulfills its role in the Adagio.[2]
Footnotes
- ↑ See Upon Our Grace arc.