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| style="background-color:#efefef;" | Nights of Sorrows

| An [[Aetosian]] tragedy about the death of Emperor [[Justinian II]]’s sons. The play is highly moralistic and had to change the names of many secondary characters.

| An [[Aetosian]] tragedy about the death of Emperor [[Justinian II]]’s sons. The play is highly moralistic and had to change the names of many secondary characters as they were often based or directly were still living nobles of the Empire.

| style="text-align: center;" | 285 AC

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| style="background-color:#efefef;" | Allestrain and Eolaria

| An Aetosian drama about the lives of Emperor [[Allestrain I]] and his wife. The play is disliked by ~~[[Guided Unionism|Guided Unionist]]s~~ for its explicit affirmation of only friendship between the Imperial couple and the Kade couple they are said to have been romantically involved with.

| An Aetosian drama about the lives of Emperor [[Allestrain I]] and his wife. The play is disliked by some for its explicit affirmation of only friendship between the Imperial couple and the Kade couple they are said to have been romantically involved with. In 311 AC, their relationship has been openly accepted, and the play is now seen as dated.

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 | style="background-color:#efefef;" | Nights of Sorrows
-| An [[Aetosian]] tragedy about the death of Emperor [[Justinian II]]’s sons. The play is highly moralistic and had to change the names of many secondary characters.
+| An [[Aetosian]] tragedy about the death of Emperor [[Justinian II]]’s sons. The play is highly moralistic and had to change the names of many secondary characters as they were often based or directly were still living nobles of the Empire.
 | style="text-align: center;" | 285 AC
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 | style="background-color:#efefef;" | Allestrain and Eolaria
-| An Aetosian drama about the lives of Emperor [[Allestrain I]] and his wife. The play is disliked by [[Guided Unionism|Guided Unionist]]s for its explicit affirmation of only friendship between the Imperial couple and the Kade couple they are said to have been romantically involved with.
+| An Aetosian drama about the lives of Emperor [[Allestrain I]] and his wife. The play is disliked by some for its explicit affirmation of only friendship between the Imperial couple and the Kade couple they are said to have been romantically involved with. In 311 AC, their relationship has been openly accepted, and the play is now seen as dated.
 | style="text-align: center;" | 240 AC
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