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Radical feminist agenda

Inexplicable Feminist Agenda is a thought in Disco Elysium.

Description[ | ]

Problem[ | ]

Something stirs in you -- something *interdisciplinary*. Is it a newly formed reaction to the tyrannical gender roles around you, or something you've always had? One thing is for sure: you're not a *mild* feminist. Oh no, these are incendiary thoughts aimed at undermining the very pillars of society. Could you fashion them into some sort of *weapon*, perhaps? A first strike weapon to decapitate the XY chromosome hegemony...

Solution[ | ]

There is something you need to see, sir. We have found the remnants of an ancient artifact lodged in your hypothalamus. It is a cylindrical object, piss-weathered and smelling of liquor. The paint is peeling off, but you can clearly make out the letters REVOLUTIONARY FEMINIST AGENDA on the hull. It appears that some time ago, before you became a joke, you were an actual feminist. Somehow you’ve come to that conclusion. Perhaps you can work your way back?

Effects[ | ]

Requires 3h 45m research time Research:

Completion

Location[ | ]

There are two ways to get this thought, both must be done before you finish your first conversation with Garte while Kim is with you.

  • Start the game with a Drama score of 4 or more.
  • Talk to Garte BEFORE Kim and press him about Sylvie
  • When talking to Garte with Kim ask about Sylvie, find out why she left, and then claim to be a Feminist.

Or:

  • Do not talk to Garte with Kim until you have a Rhetoric score of 4 or more.
  • When talking to Garte with Kim ask about Sylvie, find out why she left, and then claim to be a Feminist.

It is also possible to get this thought this way:

  • After talking with Kim, interview Garte (you do not have to talk to Garte before this step)
  • Introduce yourself as "the harbinger of ruin", and keep going with apocalypse stuffs. When you ask him why Sylvie left, follow with "She pertains to the coming apocalypse", and then claim to be a Feminist.
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