(Mediate a dispute)

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From: A Tournament of the Imagination, Half-Dreamt


Description summary:
The title and description depend on Supporting in a Dream of Imagination.

Supporting in a Dream of Imagination SupportingTitleDescription
1Offer the Pantherine Impressionist encouragement Is it a good idea to distract her?
2Mediate a dispute Two of the sculptors are enmeshed in an argument.
3Mediate a dispute Two of the backdrop painters are loudly arguing.
5Mediate a dispute Two of the actors are arguing fiercely.

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Success

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Description summary:
The title and description depend on Supporting in a Dream of Imagination.

Supporting in a Dream of Imagination SupportingTitleDescription
1Suggestibility She hasn't said a word [...] it's clear she responds best to subtle, sensitive support. First, make a show of intently watching her work. Then: a tilt of the head, here. A shuffling of your feet, there. She might not be looking [...] at you. But she can tell.
2Compromise They aren't really in disagreement; they are simply tired [...] You defuse the situation with a distraction: a subtly wrong suggestion on the proper way to carve jade. And soon they are working to educate you, not each other.
3Compromise Their debate seems to be about how to depict the Kolomanian mountains – [...] their halves won't match. [...]

[...] you suggest that in the middle they should draw a broad river valley, sunlit and fertile, which can neatly divide [...] without [...] attention to their discrepancies.

5Dialectic Their dispute is about how to perform the text. One claims [...] a pastiche of Classical Greek theatre; the other [...] inspired by Surface realist literature and Bazaarine poetry. [...]

You jam up their logic by constructing a Nocturnalist synthesis [...] They eat it up.

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Redirects to: A Tournament of the Imagination, Half-Dreamt