The Festival of Josette was the city’s biggest festival and lasted for six days, beginning on the twenty-fifth day in the seventh month of Yul. It celebrated the founding of the city by Walter Leonardo Fuente, nearly 170 years ago.
The Festival of Josette celebrated Walter’s journey from Terrance to Walter’s Grove and the beliefs that honored his change in musical style, the importance of dancing, and the right of a person to love anyone they wanted. The festival always opened with the reading of the Wall of Walter’s Declaration and played his most controversial song, What You See In the Light Is Not What You Think. That song revealed his marriage to two wives, Roxanne Pierponte and Penelope Mentz, and exposed the Konzill members (Terrance’s City Council) that were planning to marry multi
