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CERTl·FICATE OF IDENTITY
("DANCER").
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Surname First Name(s)
( Block letters)
Date of Birth Place of Birth

Place of Residence

Description

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The above-named Dancer is known to have the following attributes.

Physique 7ff ♦. Fascination GYDread Injuries

Dexterity ffJ 1. 1.

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Intelligence 2. 2. ___

Determination 3fJ � 3. / 3.

The above-named Dancer is known to have the following skills.

SOCIAL.

Allure*

Bamboozle
6tJ .. PRACT ICAL.

Demolition

Drive
Scoundrel

Scuffle
OCCULT.t

Bright Arts

Night Arts

Blend * 6fl Handyman Shooting t The Bureau bears no re­

sponsibility or legal lia­
Negotiate £, Horticulture Track bility for harm caused by
contact, connection, asso­
{ Arabic - Knife-Fighting Widely-Read ciation, experimentation,
or any other interaction
Languages French - Mariner
with these Arts. YOU
HAVE BEEN WARNED.

Greek Medicine

Stagecraft* 61!J Pharmacist ---

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� * Speciality. These are impervious to Dreadful Failure rolls. Can be improved to a
,.o.R. maximum of 80 like all other skills.

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WHO ARE YOU? /0•:�
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(a) YOUR FATHER IS: a ring-master a pa1nter
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(b) YOUR MOTHER IS: 0 a circus acrobat 0 an actress O addicted to opium CT u�ed in
church pamphlets as a cautionary tale

(c) AS A CHILD, YOU WERE: 0 one of eleven siblings O consumptive O very specific
about your birthday presents O an ungainly roly-poly

(d) CRITICS SAY YOU'RE: 0 beautiful O immoral O avant-garde O in desperate need of

a holiday D wtUU.d tm >nj aucf,u.,re,�

(e) AFTER A PERFORMANCE, YOU: 0read that evening's cards and billets-doux O relax
with a Black Cat cigarette or two O get roaringly drunk with the rest of the troupe

(f) YOUR CLOSEST FRIEND IS: 0 Ephraim Biggs, London's Smallest Strongman
0 Maisie Hoplight, a chorus-girl O Furiosa, your scarlet macaw
(g) YOUR BIGGEST FEAR IS: 0 getting old O bad reviews O food poisoning O being
gored to death by a bear

(h) YOU'RE CURRENTLY : 0seeking a patron O refusing to believe you no longer fit in
your old costumes O reinventing your public image

(i) YOUR FAVOURITE PASTIME IS: 0 jazz on the phonograph, whiskey sour in hand
0 visiting the zoo O making an Entrance, and ideally a Scene, at fashionable parties
(j) YOUR MOTTO IS: 0 "Ars longa, vita brevis." 0
"You can never be overdressed or
overeducated." 0 "A good friend will always stab you in the front."

CONNECTIONS.

You're likely to be well-received in

NOTES
("MEMORANDA, CLUES & JOTTINGS").
Alexandria's theatres, and you may run into
adoring fans who've seen you perform.

RELATIONSHIP TO LORETTA.

Loretta invited you to a soiree she was

hosting after seeing one of your shows. You
met a number of wealthy patrons there, and
made sure to meet Loretta (and her
aristocratic associates) for tea whenever she
was back in England .

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