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==City-Sphere== | ==City-Sphere== | ||
The civilian port debouches into a park, which has a strip of cafes and shops just beyond it. | The civilian port debouches into a park, which has a strip of cafes and shops just beyond it. <ref name="gof-11">''[[Girl on Fire (Fiction) | Girl on Fire]]'', Chapter 11</ref> | ||
===Arts District=== | |||
Has a central square, around which are many buildings (often tall and narrow): boutiques, studios, restaurants, and coffee shops.<ref name="gof-11" /> | |||
* The Bohemian, a hotel. "A tall, narrow building sandwiched between a handful of others facing the central square."<ref name="gof-11" /> | |||
*The Bohemian | * Cafe run by a Harat-Shar, spotted, named Jalina <ref name="gof-13">''[[Girl on Fire (Fiction) | Girl on Fire]]'', Chapter 13</ref> | ||
==Agricultural Dome== | ==Agricultural Dome== | ||
Revision as of 20:41, 23 August 2020
The starbase where Sediryl made her home when she first left Escutcheon. [1]
City-Sphere
The civilian port debouches into a park, which has a strip of cafes and shops just beyond it. [2]
Arts District
Has a central square, around which are many buildings (often tall and narrow): boutiques, studios, restaurants, and coffee shops.[2]
- The Bohemian, a hotel. "A tall, narrow building sandwiched between a handful of others facing the central square."[2]
- Cafe run by a Harat-Shar, spotted, named Jalina [3]
Agricultural Dome
The Pad station accepting people from the port is an observation tower: 'a nearly empty room with a floor and ceiling of warm wood and brass-colored metal. The walls were all flexglass French doors, flung open and overlooking rows and rows of crops beneath a flawless blue sky.' During Amulet Rampant the counter is manned by an Asanii. [4]
- There's a vineyard in the agricultural dome.
- And also a wheat field with a little cottage in the agricultural dome.
The crops are overseen by inhabited agricultural stations: "snug little houses" with small observational towers tucked at their corners, "like a minaret of a glass and metal castle, but it sported an otherwise rustic aesthetic, from the low roof to the rocking chair on the wooden porch."[4]
References
- ↑ Girl on Fire, Chapter 7
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Girl on Fire, Chapter 11
- ↑ Girl on Fire, Chapter 13
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Amulet Rampant, Chapter 8