Rover referencing Cristoforo in the event and Yhoran responding had me thinking that if Fractsidus overseers were a bit more known around Black Shores personality-wise I bet those Academy alumni who survived on coffee and gossip would create fandoms and memes around every one of them
1) • Since Phrolova uses only two types of notes in her forte line, there is a niche headcanon that she can't really play the violin and only knows a couple of notes
• After laughing for a bit having heard that joke some group of friends "headcanons" her a whole ass backstory like "ohhh since she can't play it it's probably a gift from a loved one" "naaah not enough drama, gift from a dead relative" "yoooo"
• It's all fun and games until they internalise the headcanons and having met Phrolova on an outside mission blurt out "Sorry about your deceased family"
• Ironically, this saves their life as it leaves Phrolova baffled and even shakes her a bit from her typical melancholy. She both wonders if Rover told the Black Shores her backstory or maybe it's this specific agent's forte to know past
• Whatever it is, she leaves the agent alive as a nod to their respectful condolences. The agent has been left only with a severe PTSD and refusal to engage with any RPF headcanons
2) • Since Cristoforo is mostly known as "that hidden dramatic manipulator", anything shady and weirdly structured happening is connected with Cristoforo
• Thus the unofficial mission tag "Cristoforo shenanigans" was born to signify any aberration with suspiciously dramatic and structured set of events
• Some alumni connected the dots and realized the Fractsidus Cristoforo is the author of one of the obscure poems written by their school's past graduate and thus the search for the "Cristoforo Collection" is born
• There's now a whole "extracurricular" on the Black Shores in looking for Cristoforo's past more conventional theatre works, for right and wrong reasons.
• Some see that as a form of fight against the Fractsidus and for the others it's a fandom hyperfixation. But, results are results, right?
(No, even the earliest works of the playwright seem to be able no corrupt people with weak aptitude)
