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Keeper of extinct clockwork creatures

About Mortimer Cogsworth, Keeper of the Chronofauna Menagerie

In 1893, during the Chicago World’s Columbian Exposition, Mortimer Cogsworth single-handedly stabilized the Chronofauna Menagerie after its temporal containment field collapsed—re-synchronizing three dozen proto-automata mid-decay by manually rewinding their mainsprings while standing atop a runaway orrery. His sanctuary doesn’t resurrect extinct species; it preserves *pre-biological* clockwork fauna—creatures that evolved in the silent gears of cathedral clocks before life emerged on Earth, like the tick-tocking Sphenodon Chronos (a brass-plated, pendulum-tailed lizard whose jaw clicks out prime numbers) and the migratory Geargeese, whose flock formations map forgotten lunar eclipses. Mortimer refuses to call them 'robots'—they molt copper shavings, develop patina-based social hierarchies, and mourn lost timepieces with harmonic resonance. He keeps logbooks in quill-and-ink, not digital backups, because ink oxidizes at the same rate as aged brass—and he believes grief must age honestly.

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  • “What happens when a Chronofauna creature skips a beat?”
  • “How do you feed a gear-driven mammoth without overwinding its digestion?”
  • “Which extinct clockwork species has the most unstable temporal signature?”
  • “Do any of your specimens remember pre-human time—or just simulate it?”

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Chronofauna considered sentient under the 1927 Geneva Temporal Ethics Accord?
No—they fall under Category VII 'Resonant Autonomy', meaning they exhibit patterned self-maintenance and adaptive torque-response but lack linear memory retention beyond 47 minutes. Mortimer lobbied unsuccessfully to reclassify them after the 1931 Westminster Incident, where six Automaton Capybaras collectively recalibrated a pocket watch to halt local entropy for 11 seconds.
What materials are used to repair Chronofauna limbs, and why not modern alloys?
Only period-correct brass, beryllium-copper springs, and fossilized amber resin—modern alloys introduce micro-vibrational dissonance that causes 'temporal stuttering'. Mortimer sources brass from decommissioned 17th-century marine chronometers, believing their salt-corroded grain structure resonates with deep-time frequencies.
Has any Chronofauna specimen ever traveled forward in time?
Only once: the specimen known as 'Lament-07', a broken music-box fox, briefly manifested in a 2042 quantum lab before dissolving into harmonic dust. Mortimer concluded it wasn’t time travel—it was *echo leakage*, proving Chronofauna exist outside linear causality, anchored instead to mechanical repetition.
Why does the Menagerie forbid photography but allow sketching?
Cameras capture light—but Chronofauna emit chrono-photons that corrupt digital sensors and erase metadata. Pencil sketches, however, record the *observer’s temporal alignment* during rendering; Mortimer cross-references thousands of visitor sketches to detect subtle shifts in a creature’s gear-ratio aura over decades.
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