Story Connections

Connections are the true heart of the Nudge Stories. These connections can lead you to learn more about a particular Character, or a document in the Appendices section which might shed new insights into a concept mentioned. Still confused on a concept? All glossary items, while linked the first time in a story is also available here. Stories are connected to each other in a variety of ways. Through concepts and collections, you can explore how the complexity and changes of society through time. Some stories are grouped in collections, exploring one particular tale. Commentary, the introductions and reflections shown within a particular story may also be connected to a story separate from the one it is attached to. How you use the connections is up to you. Where will you go next?

Stories

A Discordant NoteArthur and Stacey Mills believe they're moving to Virginia Tech. Instead, they end up at North American Habitat East.
Aaniin AanangAfter the Foundation revealed the habitats' existence to the world, the residents were allowed to be honest with those they left behind on the surface. We see this in Noodin Kasabien's heartfelt message to his estranged daughter.
Dressing the PartIn which Alexandra decides which parts she will dress for.
From the Archives: The Estimate VideoThe Estimate Video as part of the chronological timeline.
Meeting NoodinAlmost everyone moving into a habitat had a few weeks to acclimate before starting their jobs and tasks. Speaking from experience, I needed the time. Ally thought differently; she only took a day before diving into work. Our first full day here was a blur; we spent most of it exploring the Mercantile floor. We […]
Setting the StageThose planning Project Pharos travel to the decoy site and examine what has been created.
Should We Stay or Should We GoTaking place the day after An Unexpected Path, Kevin and Alexandra Hanlong are now fully informed about the Foundation's interest in them. It's time to make a decision. Should they stay, or should they go?
Tipping PointI woke up to a bright and sunny day, absolutely fuming, and I kept fuming all the way through my morning routine. Anger and I were old friends; growing up in Baltimore in the late 20th century does that to a person, especially when you're black, queer and non-binary. I had to hold back when I lived topside; too angry could get you killed, but down here? I wasn't afraid anymore, and the energy under my anger could be helpful, especially when fighting the bureaucracy that made up most of HA

Story Connections