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Asterix and the White Iris
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Fabcaro, Didier Conrad
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Recently, Julius Caesar has been faced with mass insubordination and desertions in the Roman army. His chief medical officer Isivertuus has long formulated a plan, which he calls "White Iris", to improve the army's overall morale and health with psychological persuasion, and is therefore put in charge of a legion in Armorica for a test run. In turn, Caesar demands proof that his method works by challenging him to conquer the Gaulish village. Isivertuus settles in Camp Totorum and pays regular visits to the Gaulish village, where he begins to endear himself to the locals using poetry and psychological finesse in order to undermine their will to resistance. The villagers begin adopting his advice, which leads to village life becoming uncharacteristically placid and the Romans and even the boars losing their natural fear of the Gauls. Worried, Asterix, Getafix and Vitalstatistix expel Isivertuus from the village, but the sage successfully seduces Impedimenta into accompanying him to Lutetia so Caesar can use her as leverage to force the Gauls' surrender. Asterix, Obelix and a very depressed Vitalstatistix rush after them. The three Gauls follow Impedimenta and Isivertuus' trail to a theater in Lutetia, where Isivertuus has arranged his meeting with Caesar. Asterix, Obelix and Vitalstatistix burst onto the stage in mid-performance, triggering a fight with the Roman guards and a happy reunion between the chief and his wife. Amidst the fracas, Caesar arrives and sentences Isivert
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Authors: Fabcaro, Didier Conrad
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