Expanding to 5 events a week creates a massive, immersive 65-session curriculum. This allows you to move beyond just "listing the laws" and start doing deep dives, mock trials, and interactive scenarios.
With a 5-day schedule, I recommend establishing a "Weekly Rhythm" so the citizens know what kind of event to expect each day.
The Weekly Rhythm (Template)
Day 1: The Scribe’s Lecture (Pure Information/Teaching)
Day 2: The Player’s Stage (A Short Play/Skit demonstrating the law)
Day 3: The Poet’s Corner (Stories/Poems regarding the moral of the law)
Day 4: The Magistrate’s Eye (Case Studies: "Why was this person punished?")
Day 5: The Open Circle (Q&A, Review, or Mock Trial)
How to Manage This Volume
To make 5 days a week sustainable for you, delegate the days:
- You (Kati): Host Day 1 (The Lecture) and Day 5 (The Forum).
- Aria & Poets: Take Day 2 and 3 (Plays/Poems).
- Guest Speakers (Magistrates/Scribes): Take Day 4.
- This way, you are only personally preparing content for 2 days a week, while "The Circle" remains active for 5.
Formatting Tips for Second Life
Bold text: If your viewer supports it, use it for emphasis on "The Circle".
Emotes: The text in brackets
[ ]acts as your/mecommand actions to add life to the text.
Would you like me to fill in the [INSERT TOPIC] sections with a specific subject (e.g., Scribe Law, Accounting, Map Making)?
📂 Project Overview
Name: The Circle (formerly "The Hearth of Enlightened Study").
Mission: To teach the Laws of Teletus (City, Caste, Merchant, Criminal, Slavery) to the populace through entertainment rather than dry reading.
Format: 5 Days a Week for 13 Weeks (The "First Cycle").
Day 1: The Lecture (Host: Kati).
Day 2: The Play (Actors).
Day 3: The Poem (Poets).
Day 4: The Story (Guest Speaker).
Day 5: The Forum/Q&A (Host: Kati).
📚 The Curriculum (Phases)
We established a 6-Phase syllabus covering all major sections of the law code you provided:
The Foundations (Weeks 1–4): Authority, Home Stone, Citizenship, Castes, Taxes, and Household.
Society & Decorum (Weeks 5–6): Free Women, Veils, and "Slave-Like Behavior."
Commerce (Weeks 7–8): Merchant Licenses, Weights, Contracts, and Animal Laws.
Crime & Justice (Weeks 9–10): Theft, Assault, Arrests, Warrants, and Trials.
Servitude (Weeks 11–12): Ownership, Kennels, The Death Rules, and Manumission.
Conclusion (Week 13): Slavers, Poison Slaves, and The Graduation.
📝 Assets Created (The "Loot")
We have generated the following text blocks, ready for you to copy into Notecards:
1. Strategic Documents
Formal Proposal: To send to Aria/Nabila (Caste of Players) to recruit talent.
Project Checklist: Logistics for the Crier, Stage Setup, and Scheduling.
Master Syllabus: A public-facing document listing the 13-week schedule.
Closing Strategy: Plans for the "Seal of the Enlightened Citizen" badge and the Final Quiz.
2. Weekly Production Packages (Weeks 1–13) For every single week, we created:
Crier Macros: Shout text for the slave running the streets.
Creative Briefs (Day 2 & 3): Instructions for Aria’s Actors and Poets (e.g., "The Traitor's Folly," "The Tavern Mistake").
Story Briefs (Day 4): Prompts for Guest Speakers.
3. Performance Scripts (Word-for-Word) We wrote the full lecture and Q&A scripts for you (Kati) to host on Day 1 and Day 5 for the following weeks:
Week 1: Foundations / Citizenship Pledge.
Week 2: Status (Visitor vs Citizen) / Entry Safety.
Week 3: Caste Mandate / Finding Your Place.
Week 4: Taxes / Contracts.
Week 5: Dress Code / Slave-Like Behavior Intro.
Week 6: Slave-Like Behavior (Details) / Scenarios.
Week 7: Licenses / Weights.
Week 8: Tools of Trade / Beasts.
Week 10: Arrests / Courtroom Etiquette.
Week 11: Property Rights / Kennel Rules.
Week 12: Death Rules / Manumission.
Week 13: Slavers / The Graduation Ceremony.
(Note: Week 9 [Crimes] has a full production brief, but we did not generate the word-for-word script in the final batch, though the brief is detailed enough to perform).
🚀 Recommended Next Steps
Folder Setup: Create a folder in your inventory named
PROJECT: THE CIRCLEand create 13 sub-folders inside it.Archiving: Copy the scripts from this chat into Notecards inside those folders immediately so they are safe.
Outreach: Send the Week 1 Creative Brief to Aria so her team can start rehearsing "The Traitor's Folly."
Build: Have a slave set up the "Pop-Up Stage" (Rug, Stools, Podium) and put it in a Rez-Box.
Project Management Checklist
Phase 1: Logistics & Infrastructure (Do this First)
Before you book a single person, ensure the "machinery" of the event works.
[ ] Build "The Circle" Kit:
Have a slave or Builder construct the physical set: A simple rug, a circle of 6–10 stools, a podium, and perhaps a brazier/fire pot (The "Hearth").
Crucial: Put this entire build into a Rez-Box (or combine the objects) so your slave can rez it in seconds at any location and derez it just as fast.
[ ] Create the Crier Macros:
Write the gesture/chat macro for the slave who will run through the city.
Draft:
/shout HEAR YE! HEAR YE! The Circle gathers in 5 ahns at the Inn! Come hear the Word of the Law!
[ ] Select the Locations:
Scout 3 distinct spots to rotate through (e.g., The Well, The Inn Courtyard, The Docks). Ensure they are not "no-script" zones if you use scripted furniture.
Phase 2: Talent Assignment (The "Assignment Desk")
You have the syllabus. Now you need to assign the work to Aria and her team so they can write/rehearse.
[ ] Send the "Week 1 Packet" to Aria:
Do not send her the whole 13 weeks yet. Send her the Week 1 Syllabus.
Message: "Aria, here is the schedule for Week 1 (Authority & Home Stone). I will handle Day 1 and 5. Can you and your troupe cover Day 2 (Play: Treason), Day 3 (Poem: Allegiance), and Day 4 (Story: The Ubar)?"
[ ] Confirm Dates with Kimba/Lillian:
Look at the gaps Aria leaves. Slot Kimba in for the "Story" or "Play" slots if Aria's caste is busy.
Phase 3: Content Creation (Your Part)
You are responsible for Day 1 (The Lecture) and Day 5 (The Forum).
[ ] Write the "Day 1" Script:
This is the debut. It needs to explain what The Circle is, followed by the lesson on the Home Stone.
[ ] Prepare the "Day 5" Q&A List:
Prepare 3 "plant" questions (give them to a slave in the audience) to get the conversation started if the crowd is shy.
Phase 4: Marketing
[ ] The Group Notice:
Draft a notice to go out to the city group 24 hours before launch.
[ ] The Visual:
Create a simple texture (poster) to place at the landing point: "THE CIRCLE: Learning the Law. Daily at [Time]."
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