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The Rest in the Seventh Part
The Shoulder of Nine Notes has held the Longest Night back for six hundred years with a nine-part chord, and the ring is down to three players out of nine, and the wall has begun to be thin in places.
- ~108 min (estimated)
- 23916 words
- 29 scenes
- 13 branch points (script estimate)
- 5 endings (script estimate)
27 recorded plays (one per visitor per day)
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About
In the seventh part of the score there is a rest — one bar, written into the Foundation from the first hour — and the mountain has spent six centuries hearing that rest as a hole and filling it, and what is currently filling it is a woman named Halla Storr, who has been still for a hundred and forty years. There is one note that ends the winter for good, it can only be learned by a player who freely gives up a year of their own life, and the nine people the ring needs do not yet know that they are being asked. The Vellmark range is a high cold shoulder of black rock above a valley of dark pine. On a bare slab of it stands the Shoulder of Nine Notes: a ring wall of mortared granite, nine metres high, built in nine segments with a gap in each so the sound moves rather than bounces. Nine instruments are set into the rock. Their sound is not music for the delight of people. It is the aurora,
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