Story blocks FairyTale Swipe

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2		# Onboarding
3	0	Once upon a time there was an old king who was so ill...<ins>Swipe card to make a choice...</ins>	narrator	kernel	Could I do something?	200	activism	Is he going to get better?	200	destiny	onboarding
4	200	I am dying, Trusty John... You have served me so faithfully for all my life<ins>Your decisions influence the scores you see above</ins>	oldking	kernel	What is going to happen to the kingdom	210	collective	Who's going to take care of me now?	210	individual	onboarding
5	210	I could face my end without a care were it not for my son. He is still too young to decide everything for himself<ins>Keep the scores balanced, don't let them grow or dwindle</ins>	oldking	kernel	He shall be our new King	1	destiny	He's a troublemaker	1	activism	onboarding
6	1	Unless you promise me to instruct him in all he should know, and to be to him as a father, I shall not close my eyes in peace<ins>Swipe right to continue...</ins>	oldking	kernel	Uhmmm	2	innovation	As you say, mylord	3	tradition	onboarding
7	2	You must promise me<ins>Swipe right to continue...</ins>	oldking	kernel	Not sure	2	innovation	Be assured, my king	3	tradition	onboarding
8		# Old king
9	3	Now I die comforted and in peace. After my death you must show him the whole castle, all the rooms and apartments and vaults, and all the treasures that lie in them	oldking	kernel	So be it, your majesty	4		You have my word, your highness	4		old_king
10	4	but you must not show him the last room in the long passage, where the picture of the Princess of the Golden Roof is hidden. When he beholds that picture he will fall violently in love with it and go off into a dead faint, and for her sake he will encounter many dangers; you must guard him from this	oldking	kernel	I promise, mylord	5		I will do as you say, my king	5		old_king
11	5	the old man became silent, laid his head on the pillow, and died.	narrator	kernel	Let him rest in peace	6		It was an honour serving him. Long live his name	6		old_king
12		# New king
13	6	When the old King had been carried to his grave and when the time of mourning was over	narrator	kernel	It is time you should see your inheritance. I will show you your ancestral castle	10		I shall be faithful to you as I have been to him, even though it should cost me my life	10		new_king
14	10	You take him over everything, and let him see all the riches and splendid apartments, only the one room where the picture was he did not open. But the young King noticed that Trusty John always missed one door, and said: "Why do you never open this one for me?"	newking	kernel	There is something inside that would appall you	11		As you wish	16		new_king
15	11	I have seen the whole castle, and shall find out what is in there. I will force it open	newking	kernel	I promised your father before his death that you shouldn't see what that room contains	12		Okay	16		new_king
16	12	Ah! no, if I don't get in, it will be my certain destruction; I should have no peace night or day till I had seen what was in the room with my own eyes	newking	kernel	It might bring both you and me to great grief	14		As you command	16		new_king
17	14	Now I don't budge from the spot till you have opened the door.	newking	kernel	With heavy heart I must do it	16		I will do as you say	16		new_king
18		# Secret room
19	16	Then you saw there was no way out of it, so with a heavy heart and many sighs you took the key from the big bunch...	narrator	kernel	Just be careful, Mylord	17	collective	You have left me with no choice	17	destiny	secret_room
20	17	When you had opened the door you stepped in first, and thought to cover the likeness so that the King might not perceive it; but it was hopeless...<ins>Sometimes all that remains to you is to let things go</ins>	narrator	kernel		18			18		secret_room
21	18	The King stood on tiptoe and looked over his shoulder. And when he saw the picture of the maid, so beautiful and glittering with gold and precious stones, he fell swooning to the ground.	newking	kernel	I will take care of it My King, just stay with me	19	activism	Wake up, Mylord, don't leave me alone	19	individual	secret_room
22	19	The King came to himself, but only after you poured wine down his throat	newking	kernel	Oh, My King, allow me to take care of you	20	destiny	Thank God, everything is fine	20	destiny	secret_room
23	20	Oh! who is the original of the beautiful picture?	newking	kernel	I have no idea	84		She is the Princess of the Golden Roof	21		secret_room
24	21	My love for her is so great that if all the leaves on the trees had tongues they could not express it; my very life depends on my winning her. You are my most trusty John: you must stand by me	newking	kernel		22			22		secret_room
25		# Making plan
26	22	The faithful servant pondered long how they were to set about the matter, for it was said to be difficult even to get into the presence of the Princess.	narrator	kernel	You have in your treasure five tons of gold and the goldsmiths of your kingdom are skillful and famous	23		All the things she has about her are made of gold. We shall bring to her your treasures and try our luck with them	24		making_plan
27	23	All the things she has about her are made of gold. I can order my goldsmiths to make all manners of vases and vessels	newking	kernel	We shall bring to her your treasures and try our luck with them	25	destiny	We shall bring to her your treasures and try to win her over with them	25	activism	making_plan
28	24	So she likes gold. I have five tons of gold and the goldsmiths of my kingdom are legendary masters	newking	kernel	Let them the gold into all manner of vases and vessels	25		Let them the gold into all sorts of birds and game and wonderful beasts	25		making_plan
29	25	The King summoned all his goldsmiths, and they had to work hard day and night, till at length the most magnificent things were completed.	newking	kernel		26			26		making_plan
30	26	When a ship had been laden with them the faithful John disguised himself as a merchant, and the King had to do the same, so that they should be quite unrecognizable.	narrator	kernel		27			27		making_plan
31	27	And so they crossed the seas and journeyed till they reached the town where the Princess of the Golden Roof dwelt.	narrator	kernel	Mylord, I will go for the princes, but you must wait on the ship	28		Stay on the ship, My King, and await for my return	28		making_plan
32		# Ship parts
33	28	Bring back the princess and I will let the gold ornaments be arranged and the whole ship decorated	newking	kernel	I will take a few of the gold things in my apron, and proceed straight to the palace	30		I will take some gold things straight to the palace	30		ship_parts
34	30	When you came to the courtyard, there is a beautiful maiden standing at the well, drawing water with two golden pails	narrator	kernel		31			31		ship_parts
35	31	And as she was about to carry away the glittering water she turned round and saw you with your gold and asked you who you were	maiden	kernel	I'm a servant who has come to invite your Princess to my King	32		I am a merchant	33		ship_parts
36	33	Oh! my, what beautiful gold wares! Let me set down my pails, and examine your gold items one thing after the other	maiden	kernel	These are the goods I sell	34		Let me show these goods to your Mistress	34		ship_parts
37	34	The Princess must see this, she has such a fancy for gold things that she will buy up all you have	maiden	kernel	Very well, take me to her	35		It will be my pleasure to show them to her	35		ship_parts
38	35	They are all so beautifully made that I shall buy everything you have	princess	kernel	I am only the servant of a rich merchant, his merchandise is more artistic and costly than anything that has ever been made in gold before	38		What I have here is nothing compared to what my master has on his ship. There is such a quantity of things that they would take up so many rooms that you would have no space for them in your house	38		ship_parts
39	38	Take me to your ship; I shall go there myself and view your master's treasures	princess	kernel		39			39		ship_parts
40		# Sail back
41	39	Then Trusty John was quite delighted, and brought her to the ship; and the King, when he beheld her, saw that she was even more beautiful than her picture, and thought every moment that his heart would burst.	narrator	kernel		40			40		sail_back
42	40	She stepped on to the ship, and the King led her inside. You John remained behind with the steersman, and ordered	narrator	kernel	Push off the ship silently like a shadow in the night	43		Spread all sail, that we may fly on the ocean like a bird in the air	43		sail_back
43	43	Meanwhile the King showed the Princess inside all his gold wares, every single bit of it--dishes, goblets, bowls, the birds and game, and all the wonderful beasts. Many hours passed thus, and she was so happy that she did not notice that the ship was sailing away.	narrator	kernel		44			44		sail_back
44	44	After she had seen the last thing she thanked the merchant and prepared to go home; but when she came to the ship's side she saw that they were on the high seas, far from land, and that the ship was speeding on its way under full canvas.	princess	kernel		45			45		sail_back
45	45	Oh!, I am deceived, carried away and betrayed into the power of a merchant; I would rather have died!	princess	kernel		91			91		sail_back
46	91	I am no merchant, but a king of as high birth as yourself; and it was my great love for you that made me carry you off by stratagem. The first time I saw your likeness I fell to the ground in a swoon.	newking	kernel		46			46		sail_back
47	46	When the Princess of the Golden Roof heard this she was comforted, and her heart went out to him, so that she willingly consented to become his wife.	princess	kernel		47			47		sail_back
48		# 3 ravens
49	47	Now it happened one day, while they were sailing on the high seas, that Trusty John, sitting on the forepart of the ship, fiddling away to himself, observed three ravens in the air flying toward him.	narrator	kernel	I will pretend that I don't notice them	49		I'll hide and wait to see what they do	49		3ravens
50	49	Ah, ha! so he's bringing the Princess of the Golden Roof home<br/>Yes, but he's not got her yet<br/>Yes, he has, for she's sitting beside him on the ship	ravens	kernel	It's my imagination, ravens can't talk	48		wait and listen	50		3ravens
51	50	That'll not help him! When they reach the land a chestnut horse will dash forward to greet them: the King will wish to mount it, and if he does it will gallop away with him, and disappear into the air, and he will never see his bride again	ravens	kernel	I'm not going to listen to some birds	48		listen more	51		3ravens
52	51	Is there no escape for him?<br/>Oh! yes, if someone else mounts quickly and shoots the horse dead with the pistol that is sticking in the holster, then the young King is saved. But who's to do that? And anyone who knows it and tells him will be turned into stone from his feet to his knees	ravens	kernel	This is all nonsense	48	innovation	stand still and listen	52		3ravens
53	52	I know more than that: even if the horse is slain, the young King will still not keep his bride: when they enter the palace together they will find a ready-made wedding shirt in a cupboard, which looks as though it were woven of gold and silver, but is really made of nothing but sulphur and tar: when the King puts it on it will burn him to his marrow and bones	ravens	kernel	There's no way I believe this	48	innovation	listen more	53		3ravens
54	53	Is there no way of escape, then?<br/>Oh! yes! If someone seizes the shirt with gloved hands and throws it into the fire, and lets it burn, then the young King is saved. But what's the good? Anyone knowing this and telling it will have half his body turned into stone, from his knees to his heart	ravens	kernel	Even if it's true it seems to be endless	48	innovation	wait more	54		3ravens
55	54	I know yet more: though the bridal shirt too be burnt, the King hasn't even then secured his bride: when the dance is held after the wedding, and the young Queen is dancing, she will suddenly grow deadly white, and drop down like one dead, and unless...	ravens	kernel	There's no hope in	48	innovation	got to hear to the end	55		3ravens
56	55	someone lifts her up and draws three drops of blood from her right side, and spits them out again, she will die. But if anyone who knows this betrays it, he will be turned into stone from the crown of his head to the soles of his feet	ravens	kernel	ravens, wait, tell me what to do?	56	innovation	I need to think what to do	56		3ravens
57	56	When the ravens had thus conversed they fled onward, but Trusty John had taken it all in, and was sad and depressed from that time forward; for if he were silent to his master concerning what he had heard, he would involve him in misfortune; but if he took him into his confidence, then he himself would forfeit his life.	narrator	kernel	Not sure what I can do	58	innovation	I will stand by my master, though it should be my ruin	58		3ravens
58		# Interventions
59	58	Now when they drew near the land it came to pass just as the ravens had predicted, and a splendid chestnut horse bounded forward.	narrator	kernel		59			59		interventions
60	59	Capital! This animal shall carry me to my palace, I will mount it	newking	kernel	seize the pistol out of the holster and shoot the horse dead	60		take out the sword and cut the horse down	60		interventions
61	60	What a sin to kill the beautiful beast that was to bear the King to his palace!	servants	kernel	I remain silent	87		There's something you don't know	68		interventions
62	87	Silence! let him alone; he is ever my most trusty John. Who knows for what good end he may have done this thing?	newking	kernel	I serve in silence	61		I know something I need to tell you	68		interventions
63	61	So they went on their way and entered the palace, and there in the hall stood a cupboard in which lay the ready-made bridal shirt, looking for all the world as though it were made of gold and silver.	narrator	kernel		88			88		interventions
64	88	The young King went toward it and was about to take hold of it	newking	kernel		62			62		interventions
65	62	but Trusty John, pushing him aside, seized it with his gloved hands, threw it hastily into the fire, and let it burn	narrator	kernel		89			89		interventions
66	89	See, he's actually burning the King's bridal shirt	servants	kernel	I shall remain silent	63		I have a secret to share	68		interventions
67	63	Who knows for what good purpose he does it? Let him alone, he is my most trusty John	newking	kernel	Thank you for the trust, mylord	90		I can't hide it from you anymore	68		interventions
68	90	Then the wedding was celebrated, the dance began, and the bride joined in, but Trusty John watched her countenance carefully.	narrator	kernel		64			64		interventions
69	64	Of a sudden she grew deadly white, and fell to the ground as if she were dead.	princess	kernel		65			65		interventions
70	65	He at once sprang hastily toward her, lifted her up, and bore her to a room, where he laid her down, and kneeling beside her he drew three drops of blood from her right side, and spat them out.	newking	kernel		66			66		interventions
71	66	Throw John into prison. He will hanged tomorrow morning	newking	kernel	I beg for the privelege of last words	67		Every one doomed to death has the right to speak once before he dies?	67		interventions
72	67	Yes, it shall be granted to you. What do you have to say of yourself?	newking	kernel	I have nothing to say, mylord	85		I am unjustly condemned, I have overheard this damnation brought by three ravens	68		interventions
73	68	Oh! my most trusty John, pardon! pardon! Take him down	newking	kernel	Uhm...	69		I...	69		interventions
74	69	But as he uttered the last word your body had fallen lifeless to the ground, and was a stone	narrator	kernel		70			70		interventions
75		# Resurrection
76	70	Ah! how ill have I rewarded such great fidelity! Lift him and put him in my bedroom near my bed	newking	kernel		71			71		resurrection
77	71	Oh! if I could only restore you to life, my most trusty John!	newking	kernel		36			36		resurrection
78	36	After a time the Queen gave birth to twins, two small sons, who throve and grew, and were a constant joy to her. One day when the Queen was at church, and the two children sat and played with their father, he gazed again full of grief on the stone statue	narrator	kernel		72			72		resurrection
79	72	Oh, if I could only restore you to life, my most trusty John!	newking	kernel	If you cut off with your own hand the heads of your two children, and smear me with their blood, I shall come back to life	75	individual	Yes, you can restore me to life again if you are prepared to sacrifice what you hold most dear	73		resurrection
80	73	All I have in the world will I give up for your sake	newking	kernel	It is the blood of your children taken by your own hand that needs to be smeared on me	75		If you cut off with your own hand the heads of your two children, and smear me with their blood	75	individual	resurrection
81	75	The King was aghast when he heard that he had himself to put his children to death; but when he thought of Trusty John's fidelity, and how he had even died for him, he drew his sword, and with his own hand cut the heads off his children	narrator	kernel		76			76		resurrection
82	76	And when he had smeared the stone with their blood, life came back, and Trusty John stood once more safe and sound before him.	narrator	kernel	I mourn the loss of your children	92	solidarity	Your loyalty shall be rewarded	77	generosity	resurrection
83	77	Taking up the heads of the children, he placed them on their bodies, smeared the wounds with their blood, and in a minute they were all right again and jumping about as if nothing had happened.	newking	kernel		78			78		resurrection
84	78	Then the King was full of joy, and when he saw the Queen coming, he hid Trusty John and the two children in a big cupboard.	narrator	kernel		79			79		resurrection
85	79	In church my thoughts dwelt constantly on Trusty John, and of what he has suffered for us	princess	kernel		80			80		resurrection
86	80	Dear wife, we can restore him to life, but the price asked is our two little sons; we must sacrifice them	newking	kernel		81			81		resurrection
87	81	My heart sinks at the thought, but we owe it to him on account of his great fidelity	princess	kernel		82			82		resurrection
88	82	Then he rejoiced that she was of the same mind as he had been, and going forward he opened the cupboard, and fetched the two children and Trusty John out, saying: "God be praised! Trusty John is free once more, and we have our two small sons again." Then he related to her all that had passed, and they lived together happily ever afterward.	happyend	end	Start again	0		Start again	0		resurrection
89		# Non-story
90	84	She must be some kind of princess. You need to find who she is	newking	kernel	Maybe she's from the Golden Roof?	21		She is the Princess of the Golden Roof	21		secret_room
91	85	And so did Trusty John meet his end - in silence, but faithful to his lord	badend	end	Start again	0		Start again	0		interventions
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93	93	When the queen came back from church, the king asked her "Did you pray in church?"	newking	kernel		94			94		resurrection
94	94	Yes, but my thoughts dwelt constantly on Trusty John, and of what he has suffered for us	princess	kernel		95			95		resurrection
95	95	Dear wife, we can restore him to life, but the price asked is our two little sons; we must sacrifice them	newking	kernel		96			96		resurrection
96	96	The Queen grew white and her heart sank, but she replied: "We owe it to him on account of his great fidelity." and left the room crying	princess	kernel		97			97		resurrection
97	97	The King was aghast when he heard that he had himself to put his children to death; but when he thought of Trusty John's fidelity, and how he had even died for him, he drew his sword, and with his own hand cut the heads off his children.	newking	kernel		98			98		resurrection
98	98	And when he had smeared the stone with their blood, life came back, and Trusty John stood once more safe and sound before him.	narrator	kernel	I mourn the loss of your children	92	solidarity	Your loyalty shall be rewarded	99	generosity	resurrection
99	99	Taking up the heads of the children, he placed them on their bodies, smeared the wounds with their blood, and in a minute they were all right again and jumping about as if nothing had happened.	newking	kernel		82			82		resurrection
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