CASE 2 Agreed with Will whose play was selected for court performance to determine the winner. He provided intelligence that led to Father Ed's arrest, but later saw through Olivia's disguise as a man, leading to the troupe's arrest.
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The identity in the conceptual diagram of the daydream
CASE 2 Agreed with Will whose play was selected for court performance to determine the winner. He provided intelligence that led to Father Ed's arrest, but later saw through Olivia's disguise as a man, leading to the troupe's arrest.
CASE 2 (2020 original story)
In the 2020 original CASE 2, Will criticized Marlowe's play face-to-face, leading to an argument between them. Marlowe proposed using court performance selection as the standard, and asked the losers to stop writing.
In the original 2020 CASE 2, Marlowe receives a thank from an official for providing intelligence at the scene where Ed is being escorted. Will tried to beat him, but was stopped and knocked unconscious by the officers.
Related entries
- Featured works:Conceptual diagram of a daydream
- Priests arrested for providing intelligence themselves:Ed (daydream conceptual image)
- Playwrights vying for court performance opportunities:William Shakespeare (conceptual diagram of a daydream)
- At the escort site, the person tried to beat him but was stopped by the officers:William Shakespeare (conceptual diagram of a daydream)
References
Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.