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This book is taken from the PC game called Pharaoh and Cleopatra. The mission I played is called "Cleopatra's Alexandria: The Legacy of Cleopatra 40 BCE". The story is both fiction and nonfiction because it is not a real story with real characters, yet it is real in that I did play the game and this is the story of my experiences with the game. Pharaoh and Cleopatra is an Impressions/Breakaway Games game from Sierra Studios. It is a historical and educational game that takes the player through the history of Egypt and instructs them on the Egyptian culture and teaches a person how to build and run a kingdom and to perform various mission assignments, such as the one this book is based upon.
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