Zion Mystique: Carnivale of the Curious

[Text to Ben]
- I think I've got this down.
- But I'm in town and look! I can talk to you!
- I met a new friend.
- [Attached Picture]
- Isn't she adorable.
- Ask Lizzy to help you see the picture, love.
- Told her all about your show.
- She's going to come. Isn't that Fab?
- She also taught me that new word. Fab. It means Fabulous. Fantastic. Wonderful.

[Notice Board Items]

2/10 - Everyone is given roughly $100 in modern cash and a cell phone (basic prepaid smartphone) thanks to Reverend Conrad. Donations to help buy new bibles and replenish the communion wine are encouraged after the first show in return.
- As people learn how to use this new technology, a group discussion is opened, where anyone can post to everyone and reply to all or just a single person.

2/10 Evening - Power is restored thanks to purchased generators (just in time for the first day show Tuesday). All rides are tested and everything seems to be in working order. The backlot is still in blackout, using flames, electric lamps and flashlights (invented in 1899).

2/11 - New signage is put up before the shows with new prices, still a deal for modern day. New banners for the ten-in-one are also put up featuring the artwork of Jack Kincaid.