The City of Numbered Days by Francis Lynde
Brouillard, chief engineer, explains reclamation work to J Wesley Ort wright and forms a power company with government contracts. A gold rush scheme by Massingale threatens the project, while Amy Mansingale counsels virtue. Brouillard grows rich then bankrupt as scams unravel and a foreclosure looms over the dam project.
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J. Wesley Ortwright
Cartwright
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Illard
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Amy Mansingale
Mirapolis
Power Company
Amy
Brouiliard
Steve Massingale
Massingale
Little Susan
Dave Massingale
Buckskin Mining and Milling Company
Jack’s Mountain
Great Cement
Quadrenal
Wonder City
Mirapolitans
Mr. Cartwright
Greater New York
Bongras
Jocosely
Broulihard
Cartwright and Brouillard Plot to Save Mirapolis Dam
In a tense exchange, Cartwright pressures Brouillard to act, proposing a rapid Dam project restart and Washington influence to revive Mirapolis markets. Brouillard warns of risk, but agrees to a dangerous plan involving federal push and a financial gambit to avert a city-wide collapse.
Brouillard and Castner Face Moral Reckoning in Valley
In a tense scene Brouillard and Castner clash over whether evil deeds can be justified for a greater good. Castner insists they must stop Massingale while Brouillard rejects the idea and questions the value of conscience in a corrupt town.
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Cartwright
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Mirapolis
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Castner
Shepherd of Souls
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Massingales
Hell
Power Company
Niquoia
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Temptation and risk in Cartwright offer tested
GBrouillard faces a moral dilemma as Cartwright offers a lucrative path that promises money and a chance to thwart the capitalist aims in the long run. Acceptance would violate his ethics, while refusal risks job loss and depleting savings.
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Consideration of a Case and Court Promises
A set of fragmented quotes discusses patient arrival, death after an operation, and the idea of compromising or pursuing court action. It notes a woman who mocks a new style often imitates it later, reflecting social commentary of the era.
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