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|anthology = ''[[Tales of the City (anthology)|Tales of the City]]'' | |anthology = ''[[Tales of the City (anthology)|Tales of the City]]'' | ||
|release date = [[1 June (releases)|1 June]] [[2012 (releases)|2012]] | |release date = [[1 June (releases)|1 June]] [[2012 (releases)|2012]] | ||
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== Characters == | == Characters == | ||
* [[Akroates]] | * [[Akroates]] | ||
* [[Terrence Moody]] | |||
* [[Inigo Faber]] | * [[Inigo Faber]] | ||
* [[Sophy Maitland]] | * [[Sophy Maitland]] | ||
* [[Edward Davenport-Maitland]] | * [[Edward Davenport-Maitland]] | ||
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* [[Lazarus|Richard Mann]] | * [[Lazarus|Richard Mann]] | ||
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[[Category:Tales of the City short stories]] | [[Category:Tales of the City short stories]] | ||
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Apocalypse Day was the eighth and final story of Tales of the City. It featured the main characters of each of the anthology's previous seven stories meeting each other during the City of the Saved Civil War.
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Characters[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Akroates
- Terrence Moody
- Inigo Faber
- Sophy Maitland
- Edward Davenport-Maitland
- Brianna ap t'Erapi
- Jane Dick
- Richard Mann
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Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The story of the Anonymity's consumption of the City of the Saved began in PROSE: A Hundred Words from a Civil War and would conclude in PROSE: God Encompasses.
