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Revision as of 16:22, 17 December 2006
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Description
Being quite a respected architect among FunFrock and his army, Mies van der Rooh owns this pass. This small card grants him access to the Teleportation Centre at Brundle Island. The rabbibunny usually keeps this pass at his desk, on which he also draws his architecture plans. The card itself contains a photo of Mies van der Rooh, as well as his personal details.
Role in Twinsen's adventure
Searching for the plans of the Teleportation Centre, Twinsen reached FunFrock's secret fortress, where he hoped to find the desired plans. Instead, along with FunFrock's sabre, he found a note from Mies van der Rooh, saying he took the plans for his house to work at. Wasting no time at all, Twinsen immediately made his way to Bug Street, where he managed to find the architect wandering around the street. The rabbibunny then invited the quetch over to his house, so that they will look at the plans together.
Once inside the house, Mies handed Twinsen his pass, and sent him to the Teleportation Centre. Upon reaching there, Twinsen handed the card to the nurse guarding the centre. He was then able to pass through the gate and enter the place, as the nurse accepted the pass and opened the gate for him.
Trivia
By reading the description of the card, Twinsen was able to gain a very useful clue- the description said that he would need to blow the Horn of Gawley at the sign in the wall.
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