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<blockquote data-quote="Old Fezziwig" data-source="post: 2740730" data-attributes="member: 59">[sblock]OOC: Please note that all characters are present for this scene.&nbsp; Please note as well that this Dedham is not 100% accurate historically.&nbsp; Of course, this is a CoC game, so...[/sblock]29 October 1675: Boston, Massachusetts Bay ColonyExt. - Dedham Town Center - late morningDedham.&nbsp; A town of English colonists a stone's throw away from Natick, the largest praying Indian community in the Massachusetts Bay.&nbsp; Sizeable enough for a town, the center is dominated by a large meeting house and public square, with the stocks and gallows displayed prominently on the western side of the square.&nbsp; A rather large crowd has gathered this morning, and you can see the town elders and a handful of the local militia standing near the gallows.&nbsp; Two men with rifles stand on either side of one set of stocks, guarding a prisoner — a burly Indian dressed in the same clothes as the colonists.&nbsp; His face is bruised badly, one eye shut and his jaw swollen.&nbsp; As you enter town, a child moves forward from the crowd and beans the Indian off the head with a rock.&nbsp; The sound it makes as it hits his forehead is sickening.And on the gallows, a man prepares a noose.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Old Fezziwig, post: 2740730, member: 59"] [sblock][b]OOC[/b]: Please note that all characters are present for this scene. Please note as well that this Dedham is not 100% accurate historically. Of course, this is a CoC game, so...[/sblock][b]29 October 1675: Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony[/b] [b]Ext. - Dedham Town Center - late morning[/b] Dedham. A town of English colonists a stone's throw away from Natick, the largest praying Indian community in the Massachusetts Bay. Sizeable enough for a town, the center is dominated by a large meeting house and public square, with the stocks and gallows displayed prominently on the western side of the square. A rather large crowd has gathered this morning, and you can see the town elders and a handful of the local militia standing near the gallows. Two men with rifles stand on either side of one set of stocks, guarding a prisoner — a burly Indian dressed in the same clothes as the colonists. His face is bruised badly, one eye shut and his jaw swollen. As you enter town, a child moves forward from the crowd and beans the Indian off the head with a rock. The sound it makes as it hits his forehead is sickening. And on the gallows, a man prepares a noose. [/QUOTE]

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