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House of Infants
When babies are born they are sent to the House of Infants, where they stay until they are five. -
Home of the Students
There was ten wards and one was for each year of learning. They stayed there until they were fifteen. -
Punishment from the council
In the same year he turned fifteen he is punished by the council and made into a street sweeper. -
Underground Tunnel
A few years after getting his job as a street sweeper, he finds a tunnel from the unmetionable times. -
Meets Liberty 5-3000
While Equality was sweeping the streets, he saw and girl and while women and men are not supposed to acknowledge each other, they had a conversation. -
Becomes unconquered
After a long time Equality and Liberty get to talk again and Equality tells her that he called her The Golden One and she tells him that she call the unconquered one -
2nd day in the forest
On his 2nd day in the Uncharted Forest, he heard someone behind and found that it was the Golden One; she had folloewd him. -
Equality gets caught
He lost track of time and when he went back to the house of street sweepers, the council of home asked where he was and refiused to tell them, so he was taken to the palace of corrective detention. -
Escapes
The day before the Council of Scholars were in town, he escaped and took refuge in the underground tunnel -
Meeting with the World Scholars
The meeting did not go to Equality's plan, they were planning to destory his discovery so he fled to the uncharted forest. -
House Of Unmentionable Times
Equality and the Golden One find a house from the Unmetionable Times and claim it as theirs, -
Discovering of "I"
Equality discovers "I", he believes the word 'we' should never be spoken. -
Getting new names
Equality remames The Golden One, Gaea after a goddess. He renames himself Prometheus after a man who took light from the gods and gave it men. -
Gaea becomes pregnant
Gaea becomes pregnant and Equality wants to raise his son to take pride in 'I' -
The Scared Word
Prometheus says the Sacred word. Sacred word is ego.
