Leonard Trunce

Leonard Trunce
Character Information
Kin	Willard Trunce
Connections	Advertiser for Adjudicator Cross
Status	Alive
Content Information
First Appearance	Chapter 39: This Rotten World Shall Wheeze Its Last

I’m Leonard Trunce, award-nominated actor and director of Carlie Cape.

Chapter 39: This Rotten World Shall Wheeze Its Last

Leonard Trunce is a Peninsulan celebrity.

ATTENTION: SPOILERS AHEAD! Beyond this point, major plot spoilers are expected. Continue at your own risk.

Background

Leonard Trunce is a director and an actor on the popular Peninsulan radio show Carlie Cape.

Advertisement

He advertises for Cross policy of the Vow of the Unsung Heroes.

I’m Leonard Trunce, award-nominated actor and director of Carlie Cape. When I was young and living out on the farm, my old man taught me a few simple truths. You kept your gods well-fed, and your gods bestowed their grace upon you in turn. We didn’t need more than that. These days, though, some people want to take all of that to pieces. They say we shouldn’t be feeding gods at all. Everyone just seems angry all the time; nobody’s willing to have a conversation. I don’t know what my old man would’ve said about all that. I think he might have seen it as a little bit selfish. And now things are getting harder, and our gods are going hungry - and my dad taught me that when times are tough, all of us need to pull together. That’s why I’ve signed the Vow of the Unsung Heroes. The Vow states that at a time of the government’s choosing, they are entitled to my body and my spirit to be sustainably sacrificed to a licenced war-god of the state. You’ll get it framed and certified, and sent direct to your door with postage and package included. It even comes with its own limited edition medal, too. Come on, Peninsulans. Let’s pull together, and show these kids how it’s done.

Episode Appearances

Chapters	Synopsis
Chapter 32: Its Wrath Shall Scald The Sun	Leonard Trunce discusses the war, growing anti-sacrificial sentiment in the Peninsula and the Woundtree on the radio.
Chapter 39: This Rotten World Shall Wheeze Its Last	Leonard Trunce's advertisement campaign backing Cross's policy plays at the Summit meeting.