Editing Persuade April/Tables

<noinclude>[[Category:Tables]]</noinclude>
==Difficulty==
{{Variant table
|Condition = Question before the Board |Condition alias = Question
|Condition type = <noinclude>Raw</noinclude><includeonly>Math</includeonly>
|Effect = [[Persuade April/Tables|Base Difficulty]]
|Value 1 = 1 - [[Plan the next route through occupied buildings, alongside the Moloch Line|Recommending a Route through Occupied Buildings]]
|Effect 1 = 100
|Value 2 = 2 - [[Plan the next route through abandoned buildings|Proposing the Demolition of Unused Houses]]
|Effect 2 = 380
|Value 3 = 3 - [[Plan the next route through the Pitiless Bog|Recommending a Route over Marshland]]
|Effect 3 = 300
|Value 4 = 4 - [[Plan the next route across the Plain of Thirsty Grasses|Recommending a Route through Plainsland]]
|Effect 4 = 180
|Value 5 = 5 - [[Plan the next route over the Monkprince Hills|Route through Hills]]
|Effect 5 = 100
|Value 7 = 7 - [[Plan the next route across a ravine|Recommending a Route across a Ravine]]
|Effect 7 = 220
|Value 9 = 9 - [[Plan the next route through Wasteland|Recommending a Route through Wasteland]]
|Effect 9 = 100
|Value 10 = 10 - [[Vote His Amused Lordship off the Board|Proposing the Removal of His Amused Lordship]]
|Effect 10 = 100
|Value 11 = 11 - [[Vote the Efficient Commissioner off the board|Proposing the Removal of the Efficient Commissioner]]
|Effect 11 = 100
|Value 12 = 12 - [[Vote the Jovial Contrarian off the board|Proposing the Removal of the Jovial Contrarian]]
|Effect 12 = 100
|Value 13 = 13 - [[Vote Sinning Jenny off the board|Proposing the Removal of Sinning Jenny]]
|Effect 13 = 300
|Value 14 = 14 - [[Vote Feducci off the board|Proposing the Removal of Feducci]]
|Effect 14 = 100
|Value 15 = 15 - [[Vote Virginia off the board|Proposing the Removal of Virginia]]
|Effect 15 = 100
|Value 16 = 16 - [[Vote Furnace off the board|Proposing the Removal of Furnace Ancona]]
|Effect 16 = 700
|Value 17 = 17 - [[Vote the Dean of Xenotheology off the board|Proposing the Removal of the Dean of Xenotheology]]
|Effect 17 = 100
|Value 18 = 18 - [[Vote the Bishop of Saint Fiacre's off the board|Proposing the Removal of the Bishop of Saint Fiacre's]]
|Effect 18 = 100
|Value 19 = 19 - [[Vote the Bishop of Southwark off the board|Proposing the Removal of the Bishop of Southwark]]
|Effect 19 = 100
|Value 20 = 20 - [[Vote the Tentacled Entrepreneur off the Board|Proposing the Removal of the Tentacled Entrepreneur]]
|Effect 20 = 100
|Value 21 = 21 - [[Vote the Gracious Widow off the board|Proposing the Removal of the Gracious Widow]]
|Effect 21 = 100
|Value 23 = 23 - [[Vote the Wandering Gondolier off the Board|Proposing the Removal of the Wandering Gondolier]]
|Effect 23 = 200
|Value 24 = 24 - [[Vote September off the Board|Proposing the Removal of September]]
|Effect 24 = 300
|Value 26 = 26 - [[Vote the Viscountess off the Board|Proposing the Removal of the Viscountess of the Viric Jungle]]
|Effect 26 = 100
|Value 27 = 27 - [[Vote the Rubbery Yes-Man off the Board|Proposing the Removal of the Rubbery Yes-Man]]
|Effect 27 = 100
|Value 28 = 28 - [[Vote the Hell-Scarred Gondolier off the Board|Proposing the Removal of the Hell-Scarred Gondolier]]
|Effect 28 = 300
|Value 29 = 29 - [[Vote Cornelius off the Board|Proposing the Removal of Cornelius, the Bandaged Prehistoricist]]
|Effect 29 = 200
|Value 30 = 30 - [[Vote January off the Board|Proposing the Removal of January]]
|Effect 30 = 380
|Value 31 = 31 - [[Vote the Wry Functionary off the Board|Proposing the Removal of the Wry Functionary]]
|Effect 31 = 100
|Value 32 = 32 - [[Vote the Delightful Reverend off the Board|Proposing the Removal of the Delightful Reverend]]
|Effect 32 = 100
|Value 33 = 33 - [[Vote the Drummer off the Board|Proposing the Removal of the Drummer]]
|Effect 33 = 100
|Value 35 = 35 - [[Vote the Dauntless Temperance Campaigner off the Board|Proposing the Removal of the Dauntless Temperance Campaigner]]
|Effect 35 = 160
|Value 37 = 37 - [[Vote the Implacable Detective off the Board|Proposing the Removal of the Implacable Detective]]
|Effect 37 = 100
|Value 100 = 100 - [[Propose a plan for the next Station building and for the train engines to go there|Proposing a Station Plan]]
|Effect 100 = 100
|Value 105 = 105 - [[Propose a station that is a defiance to All|Proposing a Station Plan more like a Fortress]]
|Effect 105 = 100
|Value 115 = 115 - [[Propose a daringly-built station in brass and rose, tribute to Hell|Proposing a Station Plan styled in the Manner of Hell]]
|Effect 115 = 100
|Value 120 = 120 - [[Propose a station building proclaiming the Bazaar's great reach|Proposing a Station Plan that Honours the Bazaar]]
|Effect 120 = 100
|Value 130 = 130 - [[Propose a station building unmistakably of the Empress' realm|Proposing a Station Plan that Speaks to the Glory of London and the Empress]]
|Effect 130 = 380
|Value 140 = 140 - [[Propose a station fit for the wilderness|Proposing a Station Plan Suited to Wasteland]]
|Effect 140 = 100
|Value 150 = 150 - [[Propose the kind of station one might find in a sleepy village in Oxfordshire|Proposing a Station Plan Suited to a Surface Summer]]
|Effect 150 = 100
|Value 160 = 160 - [[Plan for an icy route to the Hurlers|Proposing an ice-resistant route and a well-insulated station]]
|Effect 160 = 100
|Value 170 = 170 - [[Put forward the last plans for the last station|Proposing the connection to the final station at Marigold]]
|Effect 170 = 100
|Value 181 = 181 - [[Plan your last route, and set aside land for a tracklayers' city near Ealing Gardens|Proposing a Tracklayers' City near Ealing Gardens]]
|Effect 181 = 100
|Value 182 = 182 - [[Plan your last route, and set aside land for a tracklayers' city near the Magistracy of the Evenlode|Proposing a Tracklayers' City near the Magistracy of the Evenlode]]
|Effect 182 = 100
|Value 183 = 183 - [[Plan your last route, and set aside land for a tracklayers' city near Balmoral|Proposing a Tracklayers' City near Balmoral]]
|Effect 183 = 100
|Value 184 = 184 - [[Plan your last route, and set aside land for a tracklayers' city near Station VIII|Proposing a Tracklayers' City near Station VIII]]
|Effect 184 = 900
|Value 185 = 185 - [[Plan your last route, and set aside land for a tracklayers' city near Burrow-infra-Mump|Proposing a Tracklayers' City near Burrow-infra-Mump]]
|Effect 185 = 100
|Value 187 = 187 - [[Plan your last route, and set aside land for a tracklayers' city at the outskirts of Hell|Proposing a Tracklayers' City near Marigold Station, under the walls of Hell]]
|Effect 187 = 100
|Value 200 = 200 - [[Add Train Defences|Recommending Better Defences for Each Train]]
|Effect 200 = 300
|Value 205 = 205 - [[Build more room for baggage on the train|Recommending More Baggage Accommodations for Each Train]]
|Effect 205 = 100
|Value 210 = 210 - [[Add Train Luxuries|Recommending More Luxurious Fittings for Each Train]]
|Effect 210 = 500
|Value 220 = 220 - [[Advocate paying off the striking workers|Recommending More Worker Compensation]]
|Effect 220 = 100
|Value 230 = 230 - [[Recommend giving the workers a share of the company|Recommending Worker Co-ownership]]
|Effect 230 = 100
|Value 240 = 240 - [[Recommend giving the workers a sharp corrective|Recommending the Strike be Broken]]
|Effect 240 = 700
|Value 250 = 250 - [[Free up the funds to excavate whatever the Tracklayers found|Requesting Funds to Excavate the Remains of a Prehistoric Creature]]
|Effect 250 = 100
|Value 260 = 260 - [[Pave over whatever the Tracklayers found|Suggesting the Union Pave Over a Prehistoric Creature]]
|Effect 260 = 100
|Value 270 = 270 - [[Vote extra funds to build around the anomalous block|Requesting Funds to Route Around an Anomalous Section of London]]
|Effect 270 = 100
|Value 280 = 280 - [[Propose a Red Science solution that would remove the anomalous block|Proposing to Drive the Track through the Zone]]
|Effect 280 = 100
|Value 400-W = 400 - [[Vote a dividend to the shareholders|Proposing to Pay Dividends to Shareholders]] (Worker charter)
|Effect 400-W = 100
|Value 400-NW = 400 - [[Vote a dividend to the shareholders|Proposing to Pay Dividends to Shareholders]] (Non-worker charter)
|Effect 400-NW = 300
|Value 500 = 500 - [[Suggest a detour through Parabola|Proposing a Bypass through Parabola]]
|Effect 500 = 100
|Value 510 = 510 - [[Plan to hire Hellworms and drill through rock that way|Proposing the Rental of Hellworms]]
|Effect 510 = 100
|Value 520 = 520 - [[Plan the next route through former battlefields|Proposing to Venture into the Former Battlefields Around Hell]]
|Effect 520 = 100
|Value 521 = 521 - [[Support Feducci's motion regarding a route to Moulin|Proposing to Venture into the Former Battlefields Around Hell, following Feducci's Guidance]]
|Effect 521 = 100
|Value 523 = 523 - [[Support Virginia's motion regarding a route to Moulin|Proposing to Venture into the Former Battlefields Around Hell, following Virginia's Guidance]]
|Effect 523 = 100
|Value 525 = 525 - [[Support the motion of the Bishop of Southwark regarding a route to Moulin|Proposing to Venture into the Former Battlefields Around Hell, following the Bishop of Southwark's Guidance]]
|Effect 525 = 100
|Value 526 = 526 - [[Support His Amused Lordship's motion regarding a route to Moulin|Proposing to Venture into the Former Battlefields Around Hell, following His Amused Lordship's Guidance]]
|Effect 526 = 400
|Value 528 = 528 - [[Support Cornelius' motion regarding a route to Moulin|Proposing to Venture into the Former Battlefields Around Hell, following Cornelius' Guidance]]
|Effect 528 = 100
|Value 529 = 529 - [[Support the Viscountess' motion regarding a route to Moulin|Proposing to Venture into the Former Battlefields Around Hell, following the Viscountess' Guidance]]
|Effect 529 = 240
|Value 600 = 600 - [[Propose that the Board endorse the Tentacled Entrepreneur for Lord Mayor|Proposing that the Board Endorse the Tentacled Entrepreneur for Lord Mayor]]
|Effect 600 = 100
|Value 610 = 610 - [[Propose that the Board endorse the Viscountess of the Viric Jungle|Proposing that the Board Endorse the Viscountess of the Viric Jungle for Lord Mayor]]
|Effect 610 = 260
|Value 700 = 700 - [[Propose that the Unyielding Highlander become Castellan of Balmoral|Proposing that the Unyielding Highlander become Castellan of Balmoral]]
|Effect 700 = 500
|Value 710 = 710 - [[Propose September become Castellan of Balmoral|Proposing that September become Castellan of Balmoral]]
|Effect 710 = 100
|Value 720 = 720 - [[Propose the Fervent Widow become Castellan of Balmoral|Proposing that the Fervent Widow become Castellan of Balmoral]]
|Effect 720 = 100
|Value 800 = 800 - [[Appoint (a Tracklayer) in Furnace's place|Proposing a tracklayer aligned with Mr Fires]]
|Effect 800 = 300
|Value 850 = 850 - [[Appoint Cornelius in Furnace's place|Proposing Cornelius to lead]]
|Effect 850 = 100
|Value 905 = 905 - [[Propose that the Dean of Xenotheology become Patron of the Burrow Church|Proposing the Dean of Xenotheology as Patron of the Burrow Church]]
|Effect 905 = 100
|Value 910 = 910 - [[Propose that the Bishop of St Fiacre's become Patron of the Burrow Church|Proposing the Bishop of St Fiacre's as Patron of the Burrow Church]]
|Effect 910 = 100
|Value 931 = 931 - [[Vote a new set of concessions to the Union|Resuming Normal Operations with Furnace in Charge]]
|Effect 931 = 100
|Value 932 = 932 - [[Vote on Cornelius' plan to build a Tracklaying Beast|Supporting Cornelius' Prehistoricist Building Approach]]
|Effect 932 = 100
|Value 934 = 934 - [[Vote a package of measures intended to get work to resume|Proposing a Package of Measures to Resume Normal Operations]]
|Effect 934 = 300
|Value 940 = 940 - [[Propose special consideration to certain charitable groups|Proposing special consideration to certain charitable groups]]
|Effect 940 = 100
|Value 941 = 941 - [[Propose paying a dividend to the poor of the Hinterlands|Proposing a dividend be paid out to the poor of the Hinterlands]]
|Effect 941 = 100
|Value 1000 = 1000 - [[Propose a costly but effective tribute to Hillchanger Tower|Proposing an expensive tribute to the Hillchanger Tower]]
|Effect 1000 = 100
|Value 1010 = 1010 - [[Accept a proposal from those board members with a non-human perspective|Proposing an inhuman tribute to the Hillchanger Tower]]
|Effect 1010 = 100
|Value 1030 = 1030 - [[Accept a proposal from those board members expert in the history of the Neath|Proposing a legalistic tribute to the Hillchanger Tower]]
|Effect 1030 = 100
|Value 1100 = 1100 - Proposing to send your train to war in Parabola<br/>([[Propose you deploy your train in the Parabolan War on behalf of Cats|Cats]], [[Propose you deploy your train in the Parabolan War on behalf of Fingerkings|FKs]], [[Propose you deploy your train in your Parabolan War campaign for the Ophidian Gentleman|Gent]], [[Propose you deploy your train in the Parabolan War for the Viscountess|Visc.]], [[Propose you deploy your train in the Parabolan War|Other]])
|Effect 1100 = 100
|Value 1110 = 1110 - [[Suggest building a spur line into Parabola|Proposing to build a spur line into Parabola so that you can send in a war-train]]
|Effect 1110 = 100
}}

==Success Text==
{{Variant table
|Condition = Question before the Board |Condition alias = Question|Compact = yes
<noinclude>|Condition type = Raw</noinclude>
|Effect = [[Persuade April/Tables|Success Description]]
|Value 4 = ''Perhaps it is better to go that way than through the Hills,'' she writes. ''If not truly safe.'' Then she sketches the diagram for torching the earth ahead of those who pass through.
|Value 5 = April gives her consent, and some suggestions about the best forms of explosive to apply to those hills.
|Value 7 = April looks keen. Possibly she mostly wants the excuse to build this construction and see whether it falls down.
|Value 9 = April assents to the proposal. The lack of hills to blow up seems to disappoint her, though.
|Value 10 - 11, 13, 17 - 20, 32, 33, 35 = ''Better out than in'', she writes. Is there anyone on this board whose company she enjoys?
|Value 12 = ''Yes'', she writes. ''We can dispense with the input of our august colleague.''
|Value 14 = ''His pride in his lance is unjustified,'' April writes. Evidently that's reason enough to rid the board of him.
|Value 15 = ''Her affiliations with Hell are complex,'' April writes. ''Are you certain you know why she wants the Railway built? I think we're better without her.''
|Value 16 = ''The business of the board may distract her from other duties,'' writes April. It's not that she wants Ancona gone; it's that she thinks Ancona has better uses for her time than arguing with this lot.
|Value 20 = ''Yes,'' she writes, on a square of paper. She has the abstracted look of someone who has been mentally building a bomb during the more tedious portions of the foregoing argument.
|Value 21 = ''The Widow presents certain challenges of public relations,'' April writes. Public relations. This from a woman who cannot be seen outside and who is generally believed dead.
|Value 23 = ''The boy is too young for these dangers,'' she writes rapidly. ''Take him out before something eats him alive.''
|Value 24 = ''A good colleague,'' writes April. ''Not very concise on the board, however.''
|Value 26 = Rather than writing out a response, April sketches a cat being chased from the boardroom by a very large mastiff.
|Value 27 = ''It doesn't have much counsel for us,'' April writes. ''Or else you never trouble to translate its advice.'' Not very courteous, but not wrong.
|Value 28 = ''Older than he was,'' April writes. ''But still not a person of enough standing for this company.'' Standing, is it?
|Value 29 = ''Get rid of him,'' April writes. ''He's got twelve plans and he keeps half of them secret from himself. And then there's the Discordance business, which you don't want to bring in here or anywhere.''
|Value 30 = ''If we do not find enough value in her wisdom,'' writes April. A grudging acceptance, but an acceptance.
|Value 31 = ''Aye, good riddance to the Palace,'' writes April.
|Value 37 = ''Bit fierce in all the wrong ways,'' April writes.
|Value 100, 120 - 150, 170 = ''It will do'', April writes. ''Not very fortified, however.''
|Value 105, 115 = ''Good plan,'' writes April, with several underlines.
|Value 160 = April seems disappointed there won't be a mountain to blast through this time around. But she writes: ''Aye.''
|Value 181 = April thinks for a long time, then writes: ''Proximity to London double-edged sword. Advantages seem to outweigh risks.''
|Value 182, 183, 187 = April thinks for a long time, then writes: ''Seems acceptable.''
|Value 184 = April thinks for a long time, then writes: ''Interesting choice. Affords certain opportunities. Will go along with it.''
|Value 185 = April thinks for a long time, then writes: ''Unfond of churches. But locale otherwise acceptable.''
|Value 200 = ''It will do'', April writes. ''Though we could do better.'' She quickly sketches a far more fearsome train, covered with overlapping metal plates like an armadillo, and sporting... are those torpedos?
|Value 205 = ''Some improvements,'' April suggests, quickly drawing an outline for a more capacious baggage car, and better-concealed compartments therein.
|Value 220 = ''Well-earned,'' writes April tersely.
|Value 230 = ''They would be better owners than a set of lords and Masters,'' writes April.
|Value 240 = ''I sympathise with the objectives of the Union,'' April writes. ''But we cannot spare them much more time.''
|Value 250 = ''I know it will amuse you'', April writes. ''I see no harm.''
|Value 260 = ''Bones,'' writes April. ''No great rarity there.''
|Value 270 = ''Likely to be safer than going through'', writes April. ''And less likely to cause undesirable Ministry attention.''
|Value 280 = ''Only dangerous if done by someone who doesn't know what they're doing'', writes April. A vote of confidence from the person who gave you your biggest practical introduction to the Red Science?
|Value 300 - 320 = ''It's not why I am here,'' she writes. ''But we can pretend.''
|Value 400 = ''Certainly there are places where those funds could be spent,'' April observes. Looking for more components, is she?
|Value 500 = ''Bold,'' April writes on a sheet of paper. ''But I know my colleague can manage such an operation.'' It's as close as she's ever come to referring to your past exploits in front of the rest of the Board.
|Value 510 = ''Recommend you get permission to kill some of the Hellworms in the course of work'', writes April. ''Might die anyhow. If they don't, dissection would be enlightening.''
|Value 520, 521, 523, 525 - 529 = ''There are better ways,'' she writes pointedly. ''But since my plan was not chosen for consideration, this one will likely work adequately.'' Is it possible for handwriting to be sarcastic? She's drawn serifs on all the letters.
|Value 600 = ''Very well,'' writes April on a scrap of paper. ''Have doubts about all the candidates but some are worse than others.''
|Value 610 = ''Will probably be sorry for agreeing tomorrow,'' April writes. ''But I accept the argument.''
|Value 620 = April writes: ''She's not a Revolutionary precisely, but she isn't a friend of the Masters either.''
|Value 700 = ''Very well,'' writes April, in what her most bored penmanship.
|Value 710 = ''He has promising alliances,'' April writes. It seems she approves.
|Value 720, 800, 850 = ''If we must put in someone,'' writes April, without enthusiasm.
|Value 905 = ''Better occupied than bored here,'' writes April, sullenly.
|Value 910 = ''Bishops belong in churches,'' writes April, without evident enthusiasm.
|Value 932 = She agrees, though not without sketching several suggested amendments to the plan. ''With the current skeleton, it will have chronic back trouble. Reinforcements suggested.''
|Value 1000, 1010, 1030 = ''Very well,'' writes April. ''But get all the terms and conditions in writing, and keep a demolitions crew nearby.''
|Value 1100, 1110 = April has drawn a diagram of your train in battle. She has used a great deal of red.
|Value 1200 = April writes: No reason to think it will explode.
}}
{{Variant table
|Condition = Other Votes/Board Members |Condition type = <noinclude>Raw</noinclude><includeonly>Quality</includeonly>
|Effect = Second paragraph of Success Description
|Value Furnace = Furnace Ancona's Vote
|Effect Furnace = A brief, wordless look of solidarity passes between April and Furnace Ancona.<ref name="OtherMembers">With both Furnace's vote and Jenny on the board, only one of the extra texts will be added; it is unclear how it is determined which.</ref>
|Value Jenny = Board Member: Sinning Jenny
|Effect Jenny = Sinning Jenny is sitting between April and April's Clay man […]. Once April has given her answer, she returns to looking at something Jenny was drawing on a sheet of paper. […] it looks like the plan for some kind of curved sword.<ref name="OtherMembers" />
}}
<references />

==Failure Text==
{{Variant table
|Condition = Question before the Board |Condition alias = Question|Compact = yes
<noinclude>|Condition type = Raw</noinclude>
|Effect = [[Persuade April/Tables|Failure Description]]
|Value 1 - 3, 9 = ''Dangerous route,'' writes April, on a sheet of paper. ''May encounter obstacles.''
|Value 4 = ''Dangerous grassland,'' she writes. ''The grass drinks. Do not let it drink your own.''
|Value 5 = She frowns. It can't be the prospect of explosions that concerns her, surely.
|Value 7 = April looks surprisingly doubtful, considering the design was her own.
|Value 10 - 15 = ''Worth keeping on the board,'' April writes. ''Sometimes useful insights, sometimes forewarning of how wrong-thinking people would react to our actions.''
|Value 16 = ''Furnace cannot be replaced,'' April writes. ''She is an ally against Mr Fires, and without her we will lay no track.''
|Value 17 - 19, 26, 32, 33, 35, 37 = ''Worth keeping on the board,'' April writes.
|Value 20 = ''Keep your friends close,'' April writes. Yes. The Tentacled Entrepreneur is the sort she'd want to keep an eye on – perhaps not in the category of friend.
|Value 21 = ''Enjoy having her on the board,'' April says. ''Unique perspective.''
|Value 23 = ''Let the boy stay,'' she writes. The Wandering Gondolier would no doubt be indignant.
|Value 24 = ''Worth keeping on the board,'' April writes. ''Only complaint is that it's hard for him to come to meetings all the way from Balmoral.''
|Value 28 = ''Let the boy stay,'' she writes. The Hell-Scarred Gondolier would no doubt be indignant.
|Value 29 = ''Keep him around,'' April writes. ''Easier to see what he's doing if he's here, and he's less likely to take a grudge against us. Not the kind of person you can trust and not the kind you want for an enemy.''
|Value 30 = ''Very likely to find it a horrible injustice if we did,'' April writes.
|Value 31 = ''He's harmless'' April writes. This is a no vote, but not a compliment, coming from her.
|Value 100, 170 = ''Bad structure,'' April writes. ''Too dangerous that far out in the Neath.''
|Value 105, 115 - 150 = ''Good idea, badly executed,'' April writes. It seems the building does not meet her expectations.
|Value 160 = April writes: ''Dangerous route. Unwise destination.''
|Value 181 = ''Too close to London,'' writes April. ''Cannot guarantee independence. If so, what is the point of this whole experiment?''
|Value 182 = April writes: ''Set the Union up as next-door neighbours to the police? No. Come back with a serious proposal.''
|Value 183 - 185, 187 = ''Site not ideal,'' writes April. ''Should consider alternatives.''
|Value 200 = ''Unimaginative weaponry, not fit for purpose'', writes April. ''And the Tracklayers won't like it.''
|Value 205 = ''To carry the gowns of Society matrons on vacation?'' asks April, in writing. It's plain she doesn't consider this a primary concern.
|Value 210 = April doesn't bother with a full written argument and merely draws a satirical picture of a woman in a large bustle sitting with a parasol aboard the train.
|Value 220 = April passes you a slip of paper with a quick calculation of the expenses to continue building the train as against current and future ticket sales. It makes a compelling if not entirely desirable point.
|Value 230 = ''I think not,'' writes April firmly. ''Better ways to arrange the compensation.''
|Value 240 - 260 = ''Definitely not,'' writes April firmly. ''Unforgivable.''
|Value 270 = ''Definitely not'', April writes.
|Value 280 = ''Not wise'', April writes. ''Highly dangerous methods required to achieve that block in the first place. Won't be easy to undo, and the people that did it will not approve.''
|Value 300 - 320 = ''Principle might be fair. Not convinced this Board will actually agree on any one purpose, though. Too many differences.''
|Value 400, 932, 934 = April writes: ''Accounts don't balance.'' No more than that, but she's probably correct.
|Value 500 = April writes: ''Parabola is never safe. At best, an acceptable risk. Likely not acceptable in this case.''
|Value 510 = April writes: ''Very dangerous animals. Hard to handle and possibly dangerous to the workers.''
|Value 520, 521, 523, 525, 526, 528, 529 = ''Not the best way to do it,'' she writes. ''As I knew when I suggested a different approach.''
|Value 700 = ''It is what the Empress might want,'' she writes, and it's obvious that is not a recommendation. ''Might use the grounds for demolition experiments instead?''
|Value 710 = ''Too interested in words, not enough in deeds,'' writes April.
|Value 720, 850 = ''An eccentric choice,'' writes April.
|Value 800 = April's face puckers with rage and she begins to write her reply. And write. And write. You don't need to see it to guess the gist: she doesn't trust anyone who looks like they might be in the pocket of Mr Fires.
|Value 905 = ''We shouldn't encourage divided loyalties,'' April writes, hypocritically.
|Value 932 = ''Unwise,'' writes April, on a sheet of paper. ''May not have considered all drawbacks.''
|Value 940 - 941 = April writes: ''Philanthropy is but a fig leaf on exploitation.''
|Value 1000, 1010, 1030 = April writes: ''Dangerous. Don't know enough about this entity.''
|Value 1100, 1110 = April writes: ''Risky. The train is tangible and thus more valuable than the Parabolan Company who, by definition, are intangible.''
}}
{{Variant table
|Condition = Other Votes |Condition type = <noinclude>Raw</noinclude><includeonly>Quality</includeonly>
|Effect = Second paragraph of Failure Description
|Value Contrarian = Jovial Contrarian's Vote
|Alias Contrarian = Jovial Contrarian
|Effect Contrarian = The Jovial Contrarian looks taken aback, and writes something […]. He passes it to April. She reads it, frowns, shakes her head, and puts the paper in her mouth. For the next thirty seconds everyone watches April eating the Contrarian's message.
}}