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Introduction 1.0: Ms C and the Mysterious Guy...
Ms C makes herself known...
Introduction 1.0x: The Identities (unfinished)
A crude, scary looking scene with unfortunately not much development yet...
(BTW, "identities" does not refer to any mathematical axioms.)
Introduction 1.5: Zaripu the Narrator
The Narrator makes himself known, while adding points about himself.
Introduction 1.7: The Ontarian
Without avail, the true development of the plot, with the Ontarian barging in.
Introduction 2.0: Letter
What sparks Ms C to act...
Introduction 2.2: Random Encounter
The Encounter... most likely with little remorse...
Introduction 3.0: Epilogue
The Moral of the Story, or How Ms C got Her "Revenge"

So why "A Good Tourtiere?"  One can argue that the tourtiere is mainly homogeneous through its meat, and encapsulated in crust. Some would equivalently call it a meat pie.

Indeed, there is nothing wrong with a regular meat pie, nor is there with other (regional) variations of tourtiere. Whatever tastes one accepts.

But a "GOOD" tourtiere is a truly diverse one, with meat from wild fowl, veal, pork, beef, caribou, deer, rabbit, etc. ... and potatoes.  This variation of tourtiere comes from Lac-St-Jean (ref: PJB), near the region from which I originated.  And the tourtiere is still encapsulated in crust, but its volume versus surface area ratio is extremely large.  In other words, one  must enjoy it with many people.  I envisioned this project to address to a general audience, all over the world.  And this is the analogy to the title of my project.

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And apologies to all you vegetarians out there.

Disclaimer:
Ms C, Jorghnassen, Zaripu, Little V, and Ivo-san are based on real life characters, and each person has given permission for the artist to use their image and pseudonym for the purpose of the assignment. The Ontarian is a fictional character (by the artist). All situations are fictional and no animals were hurt in the making of the assignment.

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