Walk among the graves

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From: The Sights and Sounds of the Sous


The natural rock is littered with gravestones, scattered at all angles as though carried here by landslides.


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Graven

All manner of grave is represented: the fist-sized stones of scattered cairns, pointed monoliths, blank-faced angels, ornate crosses [...] All stud the ground without appearance of arrangement or forethought, as though ejected like sediment from a stream.

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Description summary:
The second paragraph varies based on Airs of the Sous.

Airs of the SousDescription
1-10You find a fragment of carved stone, broken and scattered [...] It reads: 'A LA MEMOIRE DE PHILIBERT ASPAIRT PERDU DANS CETTE CARRIERE LE III NOVEMBRE MDCCXCIII RETROUVE ONZE ANS APRES ET INHUME EN LA MEME PLACE LE XXX AVRIL MDCCCIV'.
11-20You find a fragment of carved stone, broken and scattered with its engraving facing upwards. It reads: 'Forgotten, but never gone.'
21-30You find a fragment of carved stone, broken and scattered with its engraving facing upwards. The dates of the deceased's birth and death are far in the future.
31-40You find a fragment of carved stone, broken and scattered with its engraving facing upwards. The name has been carefully scratched out, deep gouges carved from the stone.
41-50You find a fragment of carved stone, broken and scattered with its engraving facing upwards. It reads: 'Quocumque ingrederis, sequitur mors corporis umbra'.
51-60You find a fragment of carved stone, broken and scattered with its engraving facing upwards. It reads: '...Telle est une fleur éphémère...'
61-70You find a fragment of carved stone, broken and scattered with its engraving facing upwards. It reads: '...poussière, jouet du vent…'
71-80You find a fragment of carved stone, broken and scattered with its engraving facing upwards. It reads: 'Sicut unda dies nostri fluxerunt'.
81-90You find a fragment of carved stone, broken and scattered with its engraving facing upwards. It reads: 'Où est elle la Mort? Toujours future ou passée.'
91-100You find a fragment of carved stone, broken and scattered with its engraving facing upwards. It reads: '...Nous dont l'existence légère, Pareille à l'ombre passagère...'

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