
of.meet.t Reconnecting With An Old Friend
of.meet.b {0:P} arrived at the Society for Morality and Decency meeting a bit early and are milling about as the other members arrive. {0:csp} mind is wandering as {0:p} try to figure out everyone's motivation for being here and how {0:p} can use that for {0:sp} own benefit. When suddenly {1:N} approaches {0:p} and asks "{0:A}? Is that {0:p}?". Obviously this {1:!g_person} knows who {0:p} are. However, {0:p} don't recognize {1:op}.
of.meet.opt.pret {0:P} pretend {0:P} know {1:op} and say "Hi ... you!"_
of.meet.opt.who {0:P} admit {0:P} don't recognize {1:op}.
of.meet.opt.no {0:P} say sorry, but that's not {0:op}.
of.meet.intro.pret.b {0:csp} attempt to pretend {0:p} knew {1:op} failed and {1:p} knew immediately {0:p} had no idea who {1:p} is.
of.meet.intro.no.b {0:P} attempt to pretend to be someone else failed, as {1:p} knew exactly who {0:p} are.
of.meet.intro.b {1:P} says, "It's {1:op;1}, {1:A;1}. {1:P;1} can't believe {0:p} don't recongize me!" Then it clicked. {1:P} was {0:sp} neighbor when growing up. {0:P} both went to the same school for a number of years and were best of friends until the complexities of adulthood made you drift apart. {0:P} hadn't heard or thought of {1:op} in years!
of.meet.intro.opt.warm {0:P} remember now, and apologize for not recognizing {1:op}.
of.meet.intro.opt.cold {0:P} give {1:op} a cold response and move away.
hint.of.meet This is a chance meeting of an old friend of yours. Responding with a warm greeting will start a new storyline involving this character. This is a character who has low lewdness and will be a challenge to corrupt. But there will be story elements to help that process.
of.meet.catch.b {1:N} seemed very happy to run into {0:p} after all this time. {1:P} said that you both had some catching up to do, and {1:p} attempted to do so in that very instant, even calling over another {2:!g_person} {0:p} didn't know. {1:P} then introduced {2:op} as {1:sp} {2:!g_spouse} {2:A}.
of.meet.friend.b {0:P} then introduced {0:vp} to {2:N} as {1:N} explained how the two of you used to be best friends during childhood.
of.meet.friend.opt.still {0:P} clarify that we are still friends!
of.meet.friend.opt.nod {0:P} just nod.
of.meet.start.friends.b When {0:p} said {0:p} were still friends, {1:N} beamed and said "Oh silly me, of course we are!"_
of.meet.start.b {1:cN} kept going and expressed how happy {1:p} was to meet {0:p} here. "It's great to have friends that share the same interests! It's sad how society is going downhill but at least {0:p} are also willing to do {0:sp} part to fight it! So cool to be in this together!" And then it was time to put an end to this conversation as the meeting was about to start. You agreed to continue this later.

of.date.t Catching Up With An Old Friend
of.sched.b {0:P} got a text from {3:IN} where {3:p} is asking if {0:p} would like to have %1 with {3:op} in the next few days. What do {0:p} say?
of.sched.conf.b {0:P} agreed to {3:sN} invitation. You both checked your respective calendars and agreed to do it %1.
hint.of.sched You will periodically get invited to have lunch with your old childhood friend. You can accept the invitations which will provide opportunities to corrupt ^her (or ^him). You can decline the invitation with no negative consequences. You will just get another invite in a few weeks.
of.date.go.b It's time for {0:sp} scheduled date with {3:IN}. Do you still want to go?
hint.of.date.cancel.me You can decide to not show up to a date with your old friend. This will lower your date's opinion of you but that will not prevent you from receiving additional invites in the future.
of.date.there.b {0:P} arrive at the date location and wait for a few minutes for {1:IN}. When {1:p} showed up, {0:p} then found a table and sat down. You both greeted each other and shared in some small talk.
of.date.talk.b {0:P} and {1:IN} are having a nice lunch with some good conversation. During this time {0:p} can try to broach different subjects. What do you want to do?
of.date.talk.opt.know {0:P} ask some questions to get to know {1:N} better.
of.date.talk.opt.move {0:P} start to flirt with {1:N}.
of.date.talk.opt.sex {0:P} ask about {1:sp} marriage.
of.date.talk.opt.club {0:P} talk about {0:sp} club.
of.date.talk.opt.end {0:P} suggest ending these meetigs.
hint.of.date.talk You only get one of these per date. Every date may have a different set of choices, depending on how the story has progressed and other factors like your friend's opinion of you, ^her happiness and lewdness. Usually asking about ^her marriage offers the best opportunities to move the story forward. Your friend will grow unhappy as time passes so sometimes you just have to wait for that to happen. But try to make ^her like you more meanwhile. It also helps greatly to take over the Society for Morality and Decency cult and use that to increase ^her lewdness.
of.date.is_over.b With {1:N} now single and {1:sp} lewdness at a pretty high level, the purpose of these meetings are less clear. {0:P} can suggest not having them anymore. Or {0:p} can keep having them. What do you want to do?
of.date.is_over.opt.keep Let's keep having them.
of.date.is_over.opt.end This has run it's course, so let's end it!
hint.of.date.is_over If this option is available, it means ^she dumped ^her husband and ^her lewdness is pretty high (above 60). So there's not much reason to keep having these meetings so you can put a stop to them. However, if you still want to be able to raise ^her lewdness even more or change some other opinions, you should keep having them. This also removes ^her special character flag so ^she will be able able to act like any other NPC.
of.date.listen.unhappy.comp {0:P} try to comfort {1:op}.
of.date.listen.unhappy.cheer {0:P} try to cheer {1:op} up.
of.date.listen.unhappy.break {0:P} ask for more details as to what's making {1:op} so unhappy.
of.date.listen.unhappy.comp.b {0:P} offered {1:N} some kind words of comfort and {1:p} appreciated it. {1:csp} opinion of {0:p} improved as a result.
of.date.listen.unhappy.cheer.b Realizing how unhappy {1:N} was, {0:p} attempted to cheer {1:op} up by changing the topic to a lighter topic and for a bit {0:p} were able to take {1:sp} mind off {1:sp} marital issues and {1:sp} happiness and opinion of {0:p} improved as a result.
of.date.listen.unhappy.change.b {0:P} did note a slight change in {1:sp} demeanor and it appears to {0:p} that {0:p} gained a new level of trust with {1:op}.
of.date.listen.unhappy.break.b {0:P} asked {1:N} what was the problem with {1:op} marriage.
of.date.listen.unhappy.break.dont.b {1:P} talked a bit but was mostly vague without any specifics but it was clear that {1:p} is not getting along with {1:sp} {3:!g_spouse} {3:N}.
of.date.listen.unhappy.break.share.b {1:P} was a bit reluctant to talk about it but eventually confided that {1:p} thinks that {1:sp} {3:!g_spouse} {3:N} may be cheating on {1:op}.
of.date.listen.unhappy.break.proof.b But {1:p} has no proof and doesn't want to confront {3:op} without some.
of.date.listen.unhappy.break.share.opt.proof {0:P} offer to get {1:sp} proof of {3:sp} infidelity.
of.date.listen.unhappy.proof.b {0:P} told {1:N} that {0:p} will try to find proof of {3:sN} cheating on {1:op}. {1:P} was happy with that idea and asked {0:p} how {0:p} were planning to do that.
of.date.listen.unhappy.proof.opt.pi {0:P} say {0:P} will hire a private investigator to spy on {3:op}.
of.date.listen.unhappy.proof.opt.me {0:P} say {0:P} will ask {1:op} to let {0:op} know when {1:p} thinks {3:p} is going out with someone and {0:P} will follow {3:op}.
of.date.listen.unhappy.pi.b {0:P} told {1:N} that {0:p} were planning to hire a private investigator to follow {1:sp} {3:!g_spouse} {3:N} around and {1:p} asked {0:p} more details about {4:op}. {0:P} told {1:op} what {0:p} knew about {4:A} and {1:p} said that won't work as {4:p} and {3:N} are good friends. {1:P} instead suggested that when {1:p} thinks {3:p} is out cheating, {1:p} will contact {0:p} and tell {0:p} where {3:p} is going so {0:p} can then follow {3:op}.
of.date.listen.unhappy.spy.b {0:P} then worked out the logistics with {1:N} as to how that will happen. {0:P} didn't make any promises but {1:p} was still hopeful that {0:p} would find something to either confirm {1:sp} fears or show {1:p} was worrying over nothing.
hint.of.date.listen.unhappy If you attempt to comfort them, their opinion of you will increase. If you attempt to cheer them up, their happiness may increase and their opinion of you will also go up, but not as much as via the comfort option. If you have the option to ask for more details, it will open an opportunity to create a larger rift in their marriage and move the story forward.
hint.of.date.listen.unhappy.break The option is not always available, but if the conditions are right, your friend may suggest that ^she is looking for proof of ^her husband's unfaithfulness. If you were to find such proof, it can lead to them breaking up. You will get two opportunities to find ^him cheating.
of.date.talk.club.b {0:P} brought {0:sp} club and the challenges involved in running it. {0:P} didn't provide many details as to what goes on in there, but {1:N} started asking some questions about it.
of.date.listen.club.opt.true {0:P} give an accurate picture of what {0:sp} club is like.
of.date.listen.club.opt.less {0:P} don't think {1:p} is ready to visit the club so {0:P} will try to get {1:op} to lose interest in it.
of.date.listen.club.opt.more {0:P} think {1:p} may benefit from visiting the club, {0:P} will attempt to get {1:op} to want to come and visit.
of.date.listen.club.ans.b {1:cN} listened to {0:sp} description of the club and had a few questions that {0:p} answered. {1:P} then said that
of.date.listen.club.ans.go.b {1:p} would like to go and see it.
of.date.listen.club.ans.dont.b it didn't seem to be something {1:p} would enjoy. Yet.
of.date.listen.club.ans.toolewd.b it seemed so wrong and {1:p} wondered how could {0:p} be involved in something like that. It appears as if {1:p} was offended by this and {1:sp} opinion of {0:p} went down as a result.
of.date.listen.club.ans.no.b {0:P} don't want to invite {1:op} so {0:P} change the subject.
of.date.listen.club.ans.now.b Offer to take {1:op} there right now!
of.date.listen.club.ans.later.b Invite {1:op} to come over later today when the club opens.
of.date.listen.club.go.b {1:N} agreed and {0:p} escorted {1:op} out and to {0:sp} club.
of.date.listen.club.later.b {1:cN} agreed to {0:sp} invitation to go visit {0:sp} club. {1:P} said {1:p} can't today but will go there as soon as {1:p} can. {1:P} will let {0:p} know when {1:p} is there.
of.date.listen.close.b {0:P} tried to make a move on {1:N} but {1:p} pulled away. {1:P} then brought up the fact that a while back you both got it on and it was a bit too intimate for {1:op}. {1:P} said it wasn't anyone's fault and {1:p} did enjoy {1:vp} but it can't happen again. That's not who {1:p} is.
hint.of.date.listen.club This will be a tricky one and depends on the relative value of their lewdness and your club. If you have strippers and your friend doesn't approve, then this may go poorly and ^she may get offended. On the other hand, if you pique ^her interest you may able to get ^her to come to the club which will create opportunites to increase ^her lewdness or change ^her opinions. To lower the risk of the negative opinion, try to make her lose interest on it.
of.date.listen.close.opt.ask {0:P} try to get {1:op} to reconsider.
of.date.listen.close.opt.resp {0:P} say {0:P} will respect {1:sp} wishes.
of.date.listen.close.opt.lewd {0:P} try to convince {1:op} that there's nothing wrong with that.
of.date.listen.close.ans.b When {1:N} told {0:p} that you shouldn't be getting involved intimately
of.date.listen.close.resp.b {0:p} were quick to agree. Which made {1:op} like {0:p} a bit more.
of.date.listen.close.ask.b {0:p} asked why, specially since {1:p} said {1:p} enjoyed it.
"Why not do something we both find enjoyable?", {0:p} asked. {1:P} explained that it's not in {1:sp} nature to do so and it makes {1:op} uncomfortable and then {1:p} has to live with the regret. {1:P} hopes {0:p} understand.
of.date.listen.close.upset.b It appears as if {0:p} were a bit too pushy in trying to get {1:op} to change {1:sp} personality that {1:p} now resents {0:p} a bit over it.
hint.of.date.listen.close If you respect your friend's wishes you will lose the ability to make out with ^her in some situations (like at the end of this date), but ^she will like you more. If you ask about it and try to change her mind, you may upset ^her but you will have an opportunity to change an opinion or ability of ^hers. ^She is more likely to get upset with you if you fail at changing ^her opinion.


of.date.know.b {0:P} decided to ask {1:IN} a few questions to know {1:op} better. Asking {1:op} direct questions would be too rude and {1:p} may not appreciate it, so it's best to be a bit vague and let {1:op} share the information {1:p} is willing to, without too much pressure from {0:p}.
of.date.know.first.b You can ask 3 questions. What do {0:p} want to ask about first?
of.date.know.next.b This is question %I1 of 3. What do {0:p} want to ask about next?
of.date.know.opt.trait A base personality trait (willpower, greed, sociability, etc.)
of.date.know.opt.abil A current ability (intelligence, focus, lewdness, etc.)
of.date.know.opt.vital A vital (happiness, health, stress, etc.)
of.date.know.opt.skill A job-related skill (cooking, service, dancing, etc.)
of.date.know.opt.like An opinion about a topic.
of.date.know.ask.b {0:P} asked {1:N} about {1:sp} personality and {1:p} shared _
of.date.know.nonew.b some information but nothing {0:p} already didn't already know.
of.date.know.attr.b that {1:sp} %1 is _
of.date.know.like.b Which opinion category would {0:p} like to ask {1:N} about? As always, {1:p} will only share information {1:p} is comfortable sharing based on how close {0:sp} relationship is and {1:sp} opinion of {0:p}.
of.date.know.like.share.b that {1:p} %1 _
of.date.know.like.none.b that {1:p} didn't have any opinions of that category. This could mean also that {1:p} doesn't feel comfortable enough with {0:p} to discuss that topic.
of.date.know.like.share.new.b Which is news to {0:p}.
of.date.know.like.share.knew.b But {0:p} already knew that.
hint.of.date.know You can ask up to 3 questions. They won't be very specific but they should result in providing some information to help you know your friend better. In some cases, if you say that you agree, it may result in ^her opinion of you improving. When asking about traits and abilities, you are guaranteed to not get an answer you already know unless you know all of them. For skills and opinions, you will get duplicate information more often.
of.date.sex_life.ask.b While discussing something or other, {1:N} mentioned {1:sp} {3:!g_spouse} {3:N} and {0:p} caught a tinge of regret in {1:op} voice. {0:P} took that opening to ask {1:op} how {1:p} was doing and if {1:p} was happy. {1:P} was a bit reluctant to talk about it but eventually admitted things aren't as good as they could be.
of.date.caught.b {0:P} asked {1:N} about {1:sp} {3:!g_spouse} {3:N}. After all, it wasn't that long ago that {0:p} found evidence that {3:p} was cheating on {1:op}. {1:P} was very excited to tell {0:p} that {1:p} finally decided to leave {3:N}. {1:P} says it is because of {0:p} as {0:p} got the information {1:p} needed to make the right decision. So tonight {1:p} is going to do it. "If {0:p} think that's what {1:P;1} should do," {1:p} adds, a bit uncertain now.
of.date.caught.opt.enc {0:P} say that {1:p} is doing the right thing!
of.date.caught.opt.no {0:P} try to talk {1:op} out of it.
of.date.caught.ok.b {1:N} appreciated {0:sp} encouragement and said it was what {1:p} needed to hear.
of.date.caught.no.b {1:N} was surprised by {0:sp} reaction as {1:p} expected that {0:p} were going to be supporting {1:op}. Now {1:p} is not sure what to do. {1:P} is going to have to give it some more thought.
of.date.caught.over.b {1:N} said that {1:p} wasn't sure if {1:p} told {0:p} this already, but in case {1:p} hadn't, {1:p} wanted {0:p} to know that {1:p} recently left {1:sp} spouse.

of.date.end.b The waitress brought the check and it became time to leave. What do you do?
of.date.end.opt.pay {0:P} pay the bill.
of.date.end.opt.let {0:P} let {1:N} pay for it.
of.date.end.pay.b {0:P} paid the bill, it came out to $%D1 and {1:N} appreciated the gesture.
of.date.end.let.b {0:P} left the bill untouched and eventually {1:N} volunteered to pay for it. Not sure if {1:p} was expecting {0:p} to handle it.
of.date.end.leaving.b As {0:p} walk out, is there something else {0:p} want to do?
of.date.end.pay.opt.hug {0:P} give {1:N} a hug.
of.date.end.pay.opt.kiss {0:P} try to kiss {1:N}.
of.date.end.pay.opt.bye {0:P} just say good-bye!

of.change.b {0:P} have the opportunity to change an ability or opinion of {1:IN}. This will have a higher success probability than via the normal process. What would you like to do?
of.change.opt.abil {0:P} want to try to change an ability (intelligence, courage, honor, lewdness, or focus).
of.change.opt.like {0:P} want to try to change an opinion.
hint.of.change There are few opportuities to change an ability of another person but this process will have a higher chance of success than any other method. Changing opinions is more available but again, this process will be easier, although the opinions that can be changed are more limited. The chance of success depends on your sociability, their will power and willingness to follow orders and, for changing opinions, how the new opinion fits with their other opinions. For abilities, the higher the value already is, the harder it will be to change. If it's over 95, it will be impossible to change. In all cases you have a chance of learning the actual value.
of.change.abil.b {0:P} chose to attempt to change an ability. Which one do you want to try to change? Their current value (or your guess based on other known attributes) it's shown in parentheses.
of.change.abil.not_known (unknown)
of.change.attempt.b {0:P} attempted to change {1:sN} personality by
of.change.attempt.abil.b increasing {1:sp} %1.
of.change.attempt.success.b And the effort succeeded!
of.change.attempt.fail.b However, the attempt failed, and {1:sp} personality didn't change.
of.change.attempt.abil.learn.b As part of this process, {0:p} learned that {1:sp} %1
of.change.attempt.abil.learn2.b is %I1.
of.change.like.b {0:P} chose to attempt to change an opinion. The choices listed below are those that would be most beneficial for the corruption of {1:N}. Those {0:p} know that are already maxed out are not given as options. Which one do you want to try to change?
of.change.like.opt.none None
of.change.attempt.like_more.b making {1:op} like %1 more.
of.change.attempt.like_less.b making {1:op} like %1 less.
of.change.attempt.like.learn.b As part of this process, {0:p} learned {1:sp} opinion of %1,
of.change.attempt.like.learn2.b and that is that {1:p} %1 it.
hint.of.change.abil The values shown in parentheses are their current values for each ability as you know them. In some cases these are the actual values, in others is a guess based on other attributes about this person that you may know. The better you know this person, and the higher your focus, the closer those guesses will be.
hint.of.change.like Up to 8 options will be given. If you know their opinion, it will be shown. These will be the easiest ones to change. Once an opinion is maximized, and you know it is maximized, they will not be shown as an option. For some opinions, like Conservative Clothing, Marriage and Faith, they will be made worse and are considered "maximized" when the target character hates them.

of.visit_club.t Visiting the Club
of.visit_club.b {0:P} got a text from {3:IN}. It said "Hey, {3:P;3}'m on my way to {0:sp} club! Should be there in 15 minutes." {0:P} remembered that {0:p} invited {3:op} to come visit the club during lunch a few days ago and {3:p} is now taking {0:p} up on that offer.
of.visit_club.opt.go {0:P} tell {3:op} to meet me at the bar.
of.visit_club.opt.no {0:P} tell {3:op} {0:P}'m busy and can't make it today and ask {3:op} to try again tomorrow.
of.visit_club.resched.b {0:P} told {3:N} that {0:p} couldn't make it today and asked to reschedule it. {3:P} agreed and will try again tomorrow.
of.visit_club.here.b {0:P} and {1:N} head to {0:sp} club and take a couple of seats at the bar.
of.visit_club.meet.b {0:P} make {0:sp} way to the club's bar and wait for {1:N}, who shows up a few minutes later.
of.visit_club.what.b {0:P} are in {0:sp} club with {1:IN}. {0:P} can use this time to get {1:op} to change {1:sp} personality and be more accepting of {0:sp} lifestyle. {0:P} have at most %I1 more chances to do this before {1:p} leaves. Although {1:p} may leave earlier if {1:p} is not enjoying it. What do {0:p} want to do next?
of.visit_club.what.opt.drink {0:P} will attempt to loosen {1:op} up by ordering some drinks.
of.visit_club.what.opt.change {0:P} will talk to {1:op} in an attempt to change {1:sp} personality.
of.visit_club.what.opt.exp {0:P} will have {1:op} experience an activity in the club.
of.visit_club.drink.b {0:P} ordered drinks for {1:N} and {0:p},
of.visit_club.drink.prot.b despite {1:op} protestations that {1:p} doesn't drink,
of.visit_club.drink.back.b and a few moments later, the server came with the drinks.
of.visit_club.drink.drank.all.b {0:P} and {1:N} had your drinks and drank them.
of.visit_club.drink.f_drank.not.b Although {0:p} think {1:p} did it out of obligation and didn't really enjoy it
of.visit_club.drink.drank.alone.b {0:P} had {0:sp} drink but noticed that {1:N} wasn't drinking {1:sp} own.
of.visit_club.act.b Which activity do {0:p} want to get {1:N} to experience?
of.visit_club.act.opt.ent A non-strip tease show in the main stage.
of.visit_club.act.opt.strip A strip tease show in the main stage.
of.visit_club.act.opt.lap A lap dance in the back room.
of.visit_club.act.opt.vip A show in the VIP stage.
of.visit_club.act.opt.priv A private dance.
of.visit_club.act.opt.masg A massage.
of.visit_club.act.opt.sex A sex session where anything goes!
of.visit_club.act.opt.none Actually, {0:P} don't think {1:p} is ready for any of those, so let's skip this.
of.visit_club.act.gotoroom.b For this activity, {0:p} escorted {1:N} to the %1,
of.visit_club.act.ent.b where you watched a number of entertainers, including {2:N} put on a show.
of.visit_club.act.strip1.b where you watched a number of strippers, including {2:N} put on a show.
of.visit_club.act.strip2.b {0:P} paid close attention to {1:N} as {1:p} watched {2:N} continue with {2:sp} routine. {0:P} wondered if it was having an effect on {1:op}.
of.visit_club.act.ent.end.b As the show ended, {2:N} started to walk off the stage. Do {0:p} want to call {2:op} over to give {2:op} a tip?
of.visit_club.act.ent.tip.b {0:P} called {2:N} over to {0:sp} table and {0:p} gave {0:op} a nice tip and explained to {2:op} how {0:sp} guest {1:N} was a bit reluctant about this place. {2:N} immediately got the hint and went to {1:op} and started chatting with {1:op} and worked {2:sp} charm on {0:sp} guest to make {1:op} feel more comfortable.
of.visit_club.act.final.nomc.b {0:P} handed {1:N} off to {2:N} and told {2:op} to make sure {1:N} has a good time and then watched them retreat into the club. {0:P} waited for a bit wondering how it was going. And then they came back.
of.visit_club.act.final.b {0:P} asked {1:N} what {1:p} thought about it. Based on {1:sp} answer, it appears to {0:p} as if %1
of.visit_club.act.pos.b {1:N} enjoyed it. _
of.visit_club.act.neg.b {1:N} did not enjoy it. _
of.visit_club.act.lewd.change.b {0:P} also believe that {1:sp} lewdness changed by %D1. _
of.visit_club.act.lewd.nochange.b {0:P} also believe that {1:sp} lewdness did not change. _
of.visit_club.act.lewd.new.b It is currently at %I1. _
of.visit_club.act.like.change.b And it also appears as if {1:sp} opinion of %1 changed. _
of.visit_club.act.like.new.b {1:P} now %1 it.
of.visit_club.act.f_attr.b {1:P} also mentioned that {1:p} was turned on a little bit by the women in the club and it's making {1:op} question {1:sp} own sexuality.
of.visit_club.leave.b That must have been the last straw. {1:N} was not enjoying {1:vp} and finally decided it was enough. {1:P} apologized and then excused {1:vp} and left.
of.visit_club.end.b At this point {0:p} had been going at it for quite a while and {1:N} realized how late it was and said {1:p} had to leave. {1:P} thanked {0:p} for a great time and excused {1:vp} and then left.
hint.of.visit_club.what When your friend is visiting your club, it presents an opportunity for you to change their opinions and personality. You can do this directly which has a high-probability of success and provides you the ability to target a specific ability or opinion. Or you can have them experience one of the activities in your club, which has lower success and you will have less control over it, but if succeeds, it will have a more significant effect. But don't offer experiences that may be too lewd for ^her. Buying drinks will improve chances of success as well. You have 5 turns to do this, although your friend may leave before that if things aren't going well.
hint.of.visit_club.act Different activities will have different level of effect on the target. The success of these activities will depend on the skill and lewdness of the entertainer (which you can't pick if there are more than one option) and your friend's lewdness. If the act is too lewd for ^her tastes, it will not have the desired effect. Similarly if it's too tame it won't do much either. Some activities like a massage or lap dance can only be done once per visit.

of.spy.t A Covert Operation
of.spy.start.b {0:P} got a call from {2:IN}. {2:P} reminded {0:p} that {0:p} offered to help {2:op} in spying on {2:sp} {3:!g_spouse} {3:N}. And {2:p} is now telling {0:p} {3:p} is on the move. {2:P} thinks {3:p} is going to go meet with someone {3:p} is cheating with.
of.spy.opt.go _"OK, send me {3:sp} location and {0:P}'ll go check it out."_
of.spy.opt.no _"Sorry {0:P} can't go now."_
of.spy.go.b {2:cN} was happy to hear that {0:p} were going to help {2:op}. {2:P} mentioned how {2:p} can track {3:op} via a tracker {2:p} put on {3:op}. So {2:p} knows where {3:p} is at. "It looks like {3:p} is headed to downtown," {2:p} said.
of.spy.go.downtown.b {0:P} go to downtown and followed the instructions from {3:N} who directed {0:p} to where {2:N} was. {2:P} was walking along the sidewalk with no particular purpose. So {0:p} hung back and discretely followed {2:op}.
of.spy.go.alley.b After a bit of walking, {2:N} turned into a narrow alley. That made following {0:op} much harder as there were no other people around to blend into. {0:P} had to stay back to avoid being made. Is {2:p} looking for a secluded place to meet {2:sp} lover?
of.spy.go.alley2.b {2:N} then turned into another side alley and {0:p} followed as best {0:p} could. Then {2:p} appeared to turn again out into a main street, but {0:p} were starting to fall behind.
of.spy.go.alley3.b By the time {0:p} were able to exit the alley back into the main street, {0:p} had lost {0:sp} mark. {4:N} was nowhere in sight. Whether {4:p} noticed {0:p} and took evasive action or whether that's {4:sp} normal route, {0:p} don't know. All {0:p} know is that {0:p} lost {4:op}. What do {0:p} do now?
of.spy.go.alley4.b After a while (a long while!), {0:P} heard from {3:N} that {3:sp} tracker was showing {4:N} was on the move and it appeared {4:p} is heading home. {0:P} missed {4:op} when {4:p} exited the building or perhaps {4:p} used a back door. Anyway, if {4:p} is on {4:sp} way home, there's nothing more for {0:p} to do here.
of.spy.go.alley3.opt.giveup This is hopeless, {0:P} going home.
of.spy.go.alley3.opt.call Ask {3:N} if {3:p} can pinpoint {4:sp} location.
of.spy.go.alley.call.b {0:P} texted {3:N} and explained how {0:p} were following {4:N} but lost {4:op}. And then asked if {3:sp} tracker could say where {4:p} was. {3:P} said it pointed to a building in the area, not far from {0:p} location, but not exact enough to know which building it was or even where within that building.
of.spy.go.alley.call.opt.wait {0:P} will wait around until {4:p} comes out.
of.spy.go.lost.b {0:P} contacted {3:N} and told {3:op} that {0:p} lost {4:N}. It's getting late anyway and {0:p} don't think there's much reason to stick around hoping {0:p} can find {4:op}. {0:P} let {3:op} know that {0:p} are done for the night but will try again next time. {3:P} is a bit disappointed but understood.
of.spy.go.walk.b {0:P} follow {2:N} for a bit along the streets of downtown. There's enough people around that {0:p} feel comfortable {2:p} won't notice {0:p}. {2:P} appears to be walking aimlessly, with no particular purpose, stopping every so often in front of a shop window but then moving along. Every so often, {2:p} looks at {2:sp} phone and types something on it.
of.spy.go.walk.p.b Then suddenly {2:N} runs into {1:N}, who {2:p} must know. The two of them speak for a while, but {0:p} are too far away to hear what they are saying.
of.spy.go.walk.p.attr.b Could {1:N} be {2:sp} lover?
of.spy.go.walk.p2.b They talk for a while and slowly {0:p} realize that this is most likely a random encounter than something planned. {0:P} wait them out until they finally say good-bye and go on their separate ways.
of.spy.go.walk3.b {2:N} keeps walking and then takes out {2:sp} phone and appears to type on it for a bit. Then {0:p} get a text from {3:N} telling {0:p} {3:p} just heard from {2:N} who is letting {3:op} know {2:p} is on {2:sp} way back home. So this was just a wild goose chase and nothing came out of it. {3:N} thanked {0:p} for {0:sp} effort but says there will be other chances. But so far it appears {3:sp} fears are unfounded.
of.spy.go.loc.b After a bit of walking, {2:N} jumps into a taxi and speeds away. There's no other taxi cab around for {0:p} to jump in and say "follow that taxi!" like {0:p} always wanted to do, so instead {0:p} called {3:N} and asked {3:op} to check the tracker and tell {0:p} where {2:p} is. So {0:p} followed along, just by {3:sp} instructions.
of.spy.go.loc.name.b With {3:sp} help {0:p} were able to track {2:op} to %1, where {0:p} watched {2:op} from a distance.
of.spy.go.loc.meet.b Not long after, {1:N} came over and greeted {2:N}. It was a warm greeting, as if they knew each other well. And this didn't seem like a chance encounter at all, but rather something that was planned. {0:P} were too far to hear their conversation but remained watching carefully.
of.spy.go.loc.meet2.b Time passed, but not much happened. {2:N} and {1:N} were mostly content to just talk. Not doing anything that would incriminate them in anyway. It was quite boring and disappointing.
of.spy.go.loc.meet2a.b The highlight may have been when {2:p} briefly got up and went to the restroom. However, {1:p} stayed behind and {2:p} was back after a few minutes.
of.spy.go.loc.meet2b.b At one point {1:p} got up and went to the restroom. However, {2:p} stayed behind and {1:p} was back after a few minutes.
of.spy.go.loc.meet3.b Time passed, but not much happened. But then {4:N} got up and they hugged each other as if saying good-bye and then {4:p} left. {2:N} remained behind but not doing much of anything noteworthy.
of.spy.go.loc.opt.watch {0:P} keep watching.
of.spy.go.loc.opt.giveup Nothing is going to happen, {0:P}'m going home.
of.spy.go.loc.opt.giveup2 This is boring, {0:P}'m going home.
of.spy.go.loc.opt.giveup3 Can't believe {0:P} wasted a whole evening on this, {0:P}'m going home.
of.spy.go.loc.opt.follow {0:P} follow them.
of.spy.go.loc.meet4.b {0:P} contacted {3:N} to give {3:op} and update of what {2:N} did this evening. In the end, there was nothing much to report.
of.spy.go.loc.meet4.susp.b Although {2:sp} meeting with {4:N} was a bit suspicious even though there was no evidence of anything going on.
of.spy.go.loc.meet4.end.b {3:N} thanked {0:p} for {0:sp} effort but says there will be other chances.
of.spy.go.loc.cheat.b {0:P} are about to give up when {2:N} gets close to {1:N} and then they start kissing each other. It got pretty intense very quickly. There was some gropping action and perhaps more, but it was dark and {0:p} didn't have the best angle. A few minutes later, they got up and left.
of.spy.go.loc.cheat2.b {0:P} followed {2:N} and {1:N} as they ducked into a nearby alley where they resumed their make out session. {0:P} got as close as you could and watched.
of.spy.go.loc.cheat3.b {2:N} and {1:N} continued their make out session started undressing. From a distance, {0:p} could see everything.
of.spy.go.loc.cheat4.b {2:N} and {1:N} kept going, now getting down to the climax, {0:p} knew this was it. {0:P} took {0:sp} phone and took video of the proceedings. There was no doubt that {2:N} and {1:N} were having sex.
of.spy.go.loc.cheat.info.b Now for the difficult part. {0:P} left {2:N} and {1:N} alone and moved away where they couldn't hear {0:p}. {0:P} then sent the video to {3:N} and short message that said "Sorry! Let me know if you want to talk about it." And then {0:p} went home.
hint.of.spy Catching your old friend's spouse cheating is not easy. It may take a number of tries for this to succeed. In fact the first 3 tries will not succeed. After that, the chances of catching ^him increase significantly with every attempt. The higher your focus the better chances are of you catching him.

of.move.t Making A Move on an Old Friend
of.move.no.b {0:P} promised {1:N} that {0:p} were going to respect {1:sp} wishes of not fooling around.
of.move.no.opt.ok Oh right, {0:P} forgot.
of.move.start.b {0:P} moved close to {1:N} and attempted to kiss {1:op}.
of.move.start.no.b But {1:p} was not into it and asked {0:p} to stop.
of.move.start.yes.b {1:P} was surprisingly receptive and kissed {0:p} back.

jour.oldf.name The Return of the Childhood Friend
jour.oldf.desc rekindling {0:sp} relationship with a childhood friend that appears to be having some marital problems.
jour.oldf.done Completed
jour.oldf.done.i {0:P} have finished the story of {0:sp} childhood friend. This is the result of {0:p} choosing to stop the periodic dates with them. The old friend and spouse are now normal characters that can be interacted with like any other character in the game.
jour.oldf.abort Aborted
jour.oldf.abort.i {0:P} decided at some point not to continue this story, most likely during the initial interaction {0:p} said {0:p} didn't want to be friends anymore or during the early dates choosing not to go to them anymore.
jour.oldf.not Not met yet
jour.oldf.not.i {0:P} will usually meet {0:sp} childhood friend during your first meeting of the Society of Morality and Decency. It is recommended that {0:p} don't attempt to take over it before {0:sp} first meeting as that may delay the start of this story.
jour.oldf.first Met Old Friend
jour.oldf.first.i {0:P} met {0:sp} childhood friend and had a positive interaction with {1:op}. {0:csp} friend will contact {0:p} to meet for lunch at some point over the next 3 weeks.
jour.oldf.basic Having Lunch with Old Friend
jour.oldf.basic.i {0:P} are now having occassional lunches with {0:sp} childhood friend. {1:P} will invite {0:p} to these every 2 or 3 weeks. During those lunches {0:p} will have to opportunity to get to know {1:op} better. {0:csp} goal here is to make {1:op} like {0:p} more and be more willing to open up to {0:p}. Note that the happier {1:p} is the less likely {1:p} is to tell {0:p} what's really bothering {1:op} and move the story along. Attempting to seduce {1:op} outside of these meetings may disrupt this story and may it cause it to end prematurely.
jour.oldf.unhappy An Unhappy Old Friend
jour.oldf.unhappy.i {0:P} are still having occsassional dates with {0:sp} childhood friend, but now {0:p} have learned that {1:p} is unhappy in {1:op} marriage and will be more likely to ask {0:p} for help. {0:P} need to continue swaying {1:op} and not allowing {1:op} to be too happy. During these dates {0:p} can also invite {1:op} to come to {0:sp} club. This doesn't advance the story but {0:p} can use this to change {1:sp} personality which will help. However, if the club and its activities are too lewd for {1:op}, it may backfire. Note that attempting to seduce {1:op} outside of these meetings may disrupt this story and may it cause it to end prematurely
jour.oldf.spy A Spy Mission
jour.oldf.spy.i {0:P} learned that {0:sp} childhood friend thinks {1:sp} spouse is cheating on {1:op}. {0:P} can now try to get proof about this which may end their marriage. {0:P} will be able to follow the spouse but there's no guarantee that {0:p} will get the proof {0:p} want, so it may take a few tries.
jour.oldf.caught Caught the Spouse Cheating
jour.oldf.caught.i {0:P} followed {0:sp} childhood friend's spouse and caught them cheating with another person. {0:P} can now discuss this with {1:N} and that may lead to {1:op} getting a divorce.
jour.oldf.single Old Friend is Divorced
jour.oldf.single.i {0:csp} childhood friend is now single, after divorcing their spouse. This could have been the result of {0:p} catching the spouse cheating, or it could have happened for other reasons independent of {0:sp} actions. Either way {1:N} is now single and now it's fair game if {0:p} want to develop a romantic relationship with {1:op}. {0:P} can continue having the dates every few weeks and use that time to change their personality, but there are no further scripted events. The story will end when {0:p} decide to stop receiving those date invitations.
