It was an accidental beginning that spawned fate, faith and a sprawling legacy that, today, can be hard to keep straight, even for a matriarch with a cheat sheet.
The Spillanes are a military family like so many families in Colorado Springs. They’re also a family that’s not like very many families at all.
“They were like the American von Trapps,” said Amy Johnson, who was unofficially adopted by the family when she was a young Army officer serving in Germany during the Reagan years. “At that time, they only had 11 kids, I think.”
The Spillane’s Aspen grove of a modern family tree began, as abiding love stories do, with a moment of serendipity.
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Fifteen Lessons I learned from Bioshock Infinite by Mattia Beffa on 03/08/21 10:47:00 am The following blog post, unless otherwise noted, was written by a member of Gamasutras community. The thoughts and opinions expressed are those of the writer and not Gamasutra or its parent company.
This is both a stand-alone article and the end of my series analyzing Bioshock Infinite s progression.
We ll take a look at all the charts collected and all the conclusions drawn from those charts,
if you are interested in the detail of each part, you can check out the previous episodes.
Let s get started!
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