Back again ladies and gentlemen. I know my last story was a bit lacking but I hope I can make up for it with this one. Please tell me what you think and I'll keep adding sections. Enjoy!
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PART ONE


Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Eastern Commonwealth) Year 2277

It is late February of 1787. I, Gouverneur Morris, am overcome by the gravity of what I am about to take part in. Imagine building the very foundation on which a new country, a new power with unlimited potential, rests upon. Why we will become gods among men in these coming months. I must move with haste to the Constitutional Convention. Moving across Philadelphia can be rather difficult for me at times. Hopefully I can meet Washington upon my arrival and catch up with the lad. Time to embark!

Ah, this room looks to have seen better days. Not refurbished after those redcoats took leave? Quite odd if you ask me. And what is this? Did a cannon ball go through the wall? Lord have mercy?

The once sweet city of Philadelphia is now in shambles! This cannot be, this cannot be, this cannot be! Those British swine, we made a truce! Cannot compute, cannot compute. Whatsxvx?

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{ROBCO REFIGURING?}

I must move with haste. Moving across Philadelphia can be rather difficult for me at times. Hopefully I can meet Washington upon my arrival and catch up with the lad. Time to embark!

They are counting on me and I cannot let them down. Those redcoats won't stop our cause! To the State House!

ummm, it might just be that i'm stupid but I didn't get this at all.....

It has to do with one of the side missions in FO3. I won't spoil it for you, just go to Rivet City, and talk with the historian guy, then you'll understand. (If you haven't already.)

@Kumite: Not really my thing, but others seem to like your other stuff, so why not this?

I was hoping for perhaps a piece of Fallout Alternate History/Time Travel....the idea of Washington riding into battle with an FN FAL, or the British Army being issued power armor(sounds a bit absurd but could make for an interesting piece).

Fat-Man anyone?