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Scene
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Form ID
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Response Texts
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Script Notes
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| 9
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TW009IntroScene
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00267FA3
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You've come at the perfect time. We were just about to hold a re-enactment of the Battle of Prickett's Fort.
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| 10
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Today we are running the Union defense of the fort from Confederate attackers.
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| 11
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You'll be pleased to know that I've given them all real guns for extra realism. It's a nice touch, don't you think?
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| 12
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When everyone is in the staging areas, I'll give the signal to begin the assault.
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| 13
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Whichever team racks up the most kills get the best prizes.
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| 14
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0014BAA4
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The union camp is in the fort. The confederate camp is in the parking lot.
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| 15
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0029591F
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Each side has been reprogrammed to have fighting chants. Aren't they just wonderful?
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| 16
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00295C3F
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I see you've chosen to side with the brave Union defenders. They usually get slaughtered to the man. Have fun!
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| 17
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00295C40
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I see you've chosen to side with the heroic Confederate attackers. They usually take heavy losses. Have fun!
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| 18
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00295C41
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Interesting fact about Prickett's Fort. The original was actually miles from here.
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| 19
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Sadly the original location was unavailable, so the reconstruction was placed here.
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| 20
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00295C42
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My apologies if I get your way. It really can't be helped if I'm to regale you with the history of Prickett's Fort.
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| 21
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00295C43
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Another fascinating tidbit is that the fort didn't actually look like this.
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| 22
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00295C44
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The builders of the fort used historical documentation that turned out to be almost pure fiction.
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| 23
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00295C45
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So Prickett's Fort is technically a representational frontier fort. It looks nothing like the real thing.
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| 24
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002980AC
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Speaking of frontier forts, Prickett's fort never saw action in the Civil War. It was built strictly to defend settlers from natives.
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| 25
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002980AD
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Civil War re-enactments are so much more exciting, so we decided to stage a representational battle here.
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| 26
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002980AE
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This re-enactment has nothing to do with real history, but it sure is fun. Of course cleaning up the blood and oil is not much fun.
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| 27
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004F69DA
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Civil war re-enactments can be thirsty work. Why not get an ice cold Nuka-cola?
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| 28
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004F69DB
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Speaking of the real thing, Nuka-cola is a real drink for people who are really thristy.
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| 29
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005215CE
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You want to be a Confederate soldier? Then get up there and take that fort.
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| 30
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005215CF
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Confederate forces are mustering in the parking lot.
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| 31
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005215D0
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You want to be a Union soldier? Then get in there and defend that fort.
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| 32
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005215D1
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Union forces are mustering inside Prickett's Fort.
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| 33
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00525D0A
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Oh! A visitor. I am the curator for Prickett's Fort.
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| 36
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TW009_Finale
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002980AF
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The Union was victorious! The fort has been saved!
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| 37
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002980B0
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The Confederates were victorious! The fort is theirs!
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| 38
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0034A478
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The two sides have battled to a draw. Well done both of you.
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| 39
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0034A479
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Well that was a dud of a battle. No blood. No machine parts. No fun.
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| 40
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001769A2
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If there ever had been a real civil war battle here, I'm sure it would have gone exactly like this.
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| 41
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Now let's all go to the gift shop for ice cream and souvenirs!
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