From: [[]] At the Feast of the Rose, it is acceptable to go masked in the street. Who has chosen which persona? What does it reveal about them? [Find the rest of the story at ]
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| - From: [[]] At the Feast of the Rose, it is acceptable to go masked in the street. Who has chosen which persona? What does it reveal about them? [Find the rest of the story at ]
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| - No one you recognise, though that's unmistakably a devil hiding behind a lamb-mask. The shark-face and the wolf-face are harder to guess. A Constable, still in uniform, but pig-masked... are they allowed to do that? Is that even a real uniform?
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| - Celebrate the Feast of the Exceptional Rose!
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| - Mr Q_____ has sawn the horns off his bull-mask. […] Has he been reading his wife's letters? The brothers F_____ are both disguised as ponies. […] Miss de P______[…] has a clock-face. […] is that a Rubbery Man masked as a Rubbery Man? […]
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| - Toadstool masks are popular […] Young V the courier is masked as a white raven. That's very likely Mrs E, and that golden mask marks her as a honey-dram. Lord F wearing a Clay Man's face? Does he hold more liberal views than one might suspect?
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| - At the Feast of the Rose, it is acceptable to go masked in the street. Who has chosen which persona? What does it reveal about them?
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| - From: [[]] At the Feast of the Rose, it is acceptable to go masked in the street. Who has chosen which persona? What does it reveal about them? [Find the rest of the story at ]
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