And then, going from bad to worse, it will be dog-eat-dog, everyone at each other’s throat, everyone hating each other. They are going to throw you to the wolves and kill you, everyone hating you because you carry my name.
This is nothing compared to what is coming. Famines and earthquakes will occur in various places. Nation will fight nation and ruler fight ruler, over and over. This is routine history this is no sign of the end. When reports come in of wars and rumored wars, keep your head and don’t panic. Many leaders are going to show up with forged identities, claiming, ‘I am Christ, the Messiah.’ They will deceive a lot of people. Jesus predicted a world like the one in which we now live when he said: One thing has changed, however we are now more interconnected as a world, so we are more aware of, and more effected by, the chaos of other people groups than at any other time in history.
Today may seem extremely troubled to those of us trying to grapple with its issues, but a brief look at history will reveal that people and countries are not any more messed up today than they have always been. Empires have risen and fallen for millennia, and they have often fallen for the same reasons – because mankind is slow to please the highest court of the universe. Unrest, epidemics and corruption are not new. It seems to me that Americans would be wise to take the same approach as they talk to God about the predicament in which we find ourselves now days – because we need divine help! The lawyers are making a respectful argument by emphasizing their humble role in the system. In a few words, they are recognizing the authority of the judge and the entity that has given the judge their authority. Love and loyalty is all that will be left when this house of cards falls.Many wise lawyers have begun addresses to a presiding judge using this familiar phrase: “If it please the court”. Who will you protect to ensure a better future, and who will you sacrifice? When your mask falls away, will anyone trust the person underneath? 更多 Love and loyalty is all that will be left when this house of cards falls. Stir a revolution among the citizenry, or fall in with the nobles.Take a slow burn path for romance or cut to the chase with seduction.Reunite your family, expose your father's past, or sever all ties.Empower the crown, subvert the king, or betray France to its enemies.Generalize or specialize: hone your senses, master disguise, pen the finest letters, wield a duelist's blade, and woo with a silver tongue.Experience sapphic romance in the 1700s: play as lesbian, bi, and/or asexual.Where genre meets gender: play as a trans, nonbinary, or cis woman.It's entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
If It Please the Court is a 210,000 word interactive novel by D.E. Will it be the spymistress with a lifetime of secrets, the poet languishing in the shadow of the Queen, or the double agent haunting your every move? No matter who you pursue, you'll have to survive your rival's hostile ambitions, and see that the crown doesn't crush yours. It's one thing to lie for a living, but love demands honesty, and women all over Versailles threaten to lure in your heart. Seduce and surveil your way through pre-revolutionary France! Recruited from the slums of Paris into the Secret du Roi, Louis XV's league of covert emissaries, you now have the power to change your life - and tip an unstable country towards its transformation.
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