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'''Sola''' was an [[Innocence]] anointed during the previous century and lived to see the current one. She was an urban planner who spoke her mind and largely left history to its own devices, encouraging people to excel on their own rather than prescribing to a deified model of history. She is often called an *anti-innocence*.<ref>[[Book The Greatest Innossence]]</ref> |
'''Sola''' was an [[Innocence]] anointed during the previous century and lived to see the current one. She was an urban planner who spoke her mind and largely left history to its own devices, encouraging people to excel on their own rather than prescribing to a deified model of history. She is often called an *anti-innocence*.<ref>[[Book The Greatest Innossence]]</ref> |
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Revision as of 21:09, 12 February 2022
Sola was an Innocence anointed during the previous century and lived to see the current one. She was an urban planner who spoke her mind and largely left history to its own devices, encouraging people to excel on their own rather than prescribing to a deified model of history. She is often called an *anti-innocence*.[1]
Sola resigned after an assassination attempt by a Yugo nationalist, who blamed her for not taking the side of the left during the turn of the century revolutions. (Innocences don't usually resign).[2]