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  • Goodbye for Now

    Your time here was short enough, and after perusing as much or as little of the palace and its many objects as you saw fit, you were directed back out the way you came. The Wizard gave you a few pleasant words:

    "We hope to see you again, either here, or in your own realms of the mind."

    And, with that, you find that your travels came to an end. However, as your travels came to a close you felt a peculiar sensation, and you know with certainty that the Master had finally granted you a voice. A voice, so that you can offer some commentary on his works.

  • Many Voices

    • Unregistered User: Qalort06 || December 9 2013, 3:40pm

      "I liked this very much, I found it to be a rather enlightening look into your psyche and what things are important to you and how you relate with Chaucer. The fact that you included the whole scapegoat and the Asa Loki helps to illustrate the connection that you have drawn out with the scapegoat aspect. Most of the modern pop-culture references like Magic the Gathering and video games (Legend of Zelda and Skyrim) show the connection between the middle ages/archetype characters and the ideas that Chaucer was trying to convey in his stories. This guide of the Wizard that leads you through the memory palace is similar to the guides that would lead characters like Dante through their own adventures. Overall, very enlightening and helps to bring a union between the modern and the ancient."

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