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Description	Screenshot from the introduction to the Eamon adventure The Senator's Chambers by James Plamondon. The Senator has been in politics for a long time, and has thereby amassed a small fortune. His chambers are quite well guarded, though he does not really believe anyone would ever invade his stronghold. Rumour has it that the Senator has kid- napped a number of his political rivals (of which there were once many; now there are few). It is now thought that the person most likely to still be in the Senator's foul clutches is the good Sir Charles of Aknor, former counselor to the King. You stand before the Senator's house. It is a lonely edifice far from other buildings or people. It is almost mid- night, and the house is still, though a few lights still burn. It is time to begin. (Hit any key to continue)
Source	Screenshot captured by Huw Williams (Huwmanbeing) from the original program running in AppleWin.
Date	c. 1981
Author	James Plamondon
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