QUOTE(Quazacolt @ Jul 15 2010, 09:58 AM)
2nd season?
1st half involved "stock market" (replace stock with commodities), kinda easily understandable if you've play modern MMORPGs that involves an auction house like system (Eve online, WoW, etc.)
2nd half involved the church (as with 2nd half of 1st season, gold smuggling) with bribery, "firesale" of old (which abe was trying to exploit, along with her other shady dealings with the church), economy collapse, slave trading (lol horo) and riot > reformation of a city/town after the economy collapsed.
then cliffhanger
1st half involved "stock market" (replace stock with commodities), kinda easily understandable if you've play modern MMORPGs that involves an auction house like system (Eve online, WoW, etc.)
2nd half involved the church (as with 2nd half of 1st season, gold smuggling) with bribery, "firesale" of old (which abe was trying to exploit, along with her other shady dealings with the church), economy collapse, slave trading (lol horo) and riot > reformation of a city/town after the economy collapsed.
then cliffhanger
1st half i could understand...2nd half was abit more
i didn't really understand the deal between abe and lawrence....lawrence took a loan or something from the merchant guild with horo as a gurantor to buy fur, but since there was a rebellion and fur was being burnt or impossible to be bought, the loan cannot be repaid so Horo was sold, which is still a profit to him? Horo was angry when he hesitated to sell her because he wasn't acting like a merchant.
As for shady dealings with the church, i didn't get the significance of statues actually being salt other than the church was profiting from salt smuggling. It didn't matter if it was statues or salt did it? Either way it was money for the church.
Jul 15 2010, 11:43 AM

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