Editing Offer Cornelius stories relevant to a Prehistoricist
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|Success summary = The second paragraph varies based on which ending you chose for {{IL|Associating with a Youthful Naturalist|Appearance=Evolution}}. | |Success summary = The second paragraph varies based on which ending you chose for {{IL|Associating with a Youthful Naturalist|Appearance=Evolution}}. | ||
{{Variant table|Condition = Associating with a Youthful Naturalist|Condition alias = Associating|Effect = Second Paragraph|Compact = yes | {{Variant table|Condition = Associating with a Youthful Naturalist|Condition alias = Associating|Effect = Second Paragraph|Compact = yes | ||
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|Value 900 = Cornelius is intrigued by the end [...] Death itself repealed, rebuked, revised? What is that but a Judgement toppled backwards [...]? And if one (or several) may be countermanded by a Youthful Naturalist, then mightn't others be reformed by an entire city [...]? | |Value 900 = Cornelius is intrigued by the end [...] Death itself repealed, rebuked, revised? What is that but a Judgement toppled backwards [...]? And if one (or several) may be countermanded by a Youthful Naturalist, then mightn't others be reformed by an entire city [...]? | ||
|Value 1000 = Cornelius is intrigued but troubled by [...]the story. A success against the laws and powers: very good. But to do it in such a way that the finished state is never reached? [...] He does not care for the struggle. [...] you've given him a great deal to think about. | |Value 1000 = Cornelius is intrigued but troubled by [...]the story. A success against the laws and powers: very good. But to do it in such a way that the finished state is never reached? [...] He does not care for the struggle. [...] you've given him a great deal to think about. | ||
