Pews in Interactive Fiction

• The Awakening (1998)

  > x pews (@ Sanctuary)

  Once, these rows would have been filled with worshippers. Now, they only contain dust and debris.

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  Basilica de Sangre (2018)

  > x pews (@ Chapter house)

  Uncomfortable wooden seats from which the nuns can listen to readings and presumably reflect on the sacrifice of their Lord.

• The Bible Retold: The Bread and the Fishes (2006)

  > x pews (@ The Synagogue)

  Made of oak, it is clearly strong enough to hold as many people as can fit, as it is doing now. The synagogue is very crowded today.

• The Chinese Room (2007)

  > x pews (@ Church)

  Once imposing rows of oak seating, the effect has been somewhat diminished by the hardy endeavours of bored worshippers equipped with pocket-knives. The pews now provide an education of biblical proportions for any inquisitve youngster in the arts of caricature, aphorism and sex miseducation.

• Ghost Train (2003)

  > x pews (@ Chapel)

  Four rows of simple wooden benches face the altar.

• Last Day of Summer (2011)

  > x pews (@ Chapel)

  Rows of wooden pews fill the chapel.

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  The Legend of Horse Girl (2022)

  > x pews (@ Church)

  Wooden benches where congregants would usually sit during service.

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  Waystation (1995)

  > x pews (@ Church)

  The pews are weathered with age, and no doubt make uncomfortable seats. The attached kneeling rails were for the prayerful.

• Default response instances

  • Awakening (2009): pews @ Nave.
  • Truth (2014): pews @ Church Interior.