Burn This Place
Key art
Synopsis
If she dies, they will cheer. If he dies, she will burn the Colosseum. Torches, a full bowl of a crowd, sand that is already wet. She has the lion and the sword point down. He has the scorpion on the shoulder and the blade the same way.
They decide that living together beats dying for the noise above them. Burning the place would be simpler. They have not agreed to give the crowd a winner.
Extended sequence
Banners with a lion and a scorpion hang where a city would hang laws.
The gold lion on the step is more light than beast. His scorpion has already climbed.
Figures in the frame
A woman with red hair in a braid, black and gold armour, a sword held down.
A man in the same armour, a red sash, a sword held down, the argument still in the face.
Codex fragment
Two swords point down. A lion behind her, a scorpion already on his shoulder. The sand is wet and neither of them looks at it.
The fragment is Burn This Place.
Sound of Imagination
If He Dies is the arena with the cheer removed. The threat is the whole piece.
The page is If He Dies.
The Craft
The still is the two of them on the sand, swords down, lion and scorpion, a full bowl of a crowd.
Showcase
A shoulder plate with a scorpion on it, and a small torch under the plate that is still lit.
The object is The Shoulder Plate.
Filed
Pocket Cinema · Two Signs
Leo and Scorpio on the sand. The short is the threat that keeps both of them alive.
After the frame
Mark · keep · letter
Released rooms keep a mark from one to five, a keep on this device, and letters that stay with the page after the feed has moved on. Burn This Place is ready.
Letters under the frame
The Archivist · held
Filed in the archive. The page does not expire.