Conversation · Bust of Kras Mazov
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- Who is Kras Mazov?
- "Whoever lives here needs to learn how the economy actually works." (Stare at the bust.)
- "Kras Mazov was a filthy homo-sexual." (Stare at the bust.)Remembered · 1
- "Kras Mazov was a mass murderer. There's nothing cool about keeping his bust on your night stand." (Stare at the bust.)
- "A communard lives in this room." (Look around.)
- "Father Mazov, the hero of the working class!" (Salute the statue.)
- [Leave.]
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Situated between a poster of a white star and a photo of revolutionaries posing with their guns... This can't be a coincidence. There can be only one explanation.
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Yes, Kras Mazov (nom de guerre), was an economist and theoretical historian. He was a leading figure on the Graad side of the Turn-of-the-Century Revolution, where he headed the Eleven Day Government. Mazov is considered the father of scientific communism (Mazovian thought or Mazovianism).
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- Seems like a good guy judging by the moustache. By the way... doesn't he kind of look like you?
- Yes, Kras Mazov (nom de guerre), was an economist and theoretical historian. He was a leading figure on the Graad side of the Turn-of-the-Century Revolution, where he headed the Eleven Day Government. Mazov is considered the father of scientific communism (Mazovian thought or Mazovianism).
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Seems like a good guy judging by the moustache. By the way... doesn't he kind of look like you?
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"Whoever lives here needs to learn how the economy actually works." (Stare at the bust.)
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The bust doesn't reply. The hallway behind the door is empty; no one heard your words.
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"Kras Mazov was a mass murderer. There's nothing cool about keeping his bust on your night stand." (Stare at the bust.)
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A warm feeling fills you as you look into Mazov's marble eyes. The hallway behind the door is empty; no one else heard your courageous salute.
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Kras Mazov (nom de guerre), was an economist and theoretical historian. He was a leading figure on the Graad side of the Turn-of-the-Century Revolution, where he headed the Eleven Day Government. Mazov is considered the father of scientific communism (Mazovian thought or Mazovianism).
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