As the Easter celebration carries on upstairs, you're in the crypts beneath the cathedral for a different resurrection. Handel's Hallelujah Chorus echoes faintly through the tunnels, a pleasant accompaniment to the chocolate aroma permeating the air.

The sagely old monk regains his footing on the mosaic tile, brushing himself off after tripping on his beard—or possibly slipping on a discarded candy wrapper. They lie strewn across the ancient floor, the former protectors of his extensive collection of gourmet confectionaries—his obsession, his nemesis—now collected in a pot. Fire rages at its base, forming a molten chocolate stew. Here is where Brother Aymon promised to use the power of his last remaining sweet tooth to revive—

"Ahem." His eyes find yours. "Refresh my memory, if you please. Who did you wish to resurrect today?"

He taps his forehead, still trying to recall—the man is no quitter, even at 82. Meanwhile, the waist-high cauldron of creamy, preheated chocolate burbles like molten lava, awaiting its destiny with an occasional outburst of "blorp!"

Attention faltering, Aymon turns to paging through an old tome, scanning the lines with his finger. "Incantation... Ingredients..." His finger stops. "Ho, that's right, we need the memento!"

Slamming shut the tome, his old eyes look up at you. "Did you bring it, child? Anything that reminds you of the person will do, and then—into the mix it goes!" He gestures toward the cauldron.

(Author's Note: There is now a Scene of this scenario! Your chocolate being is apt to stay in character better if you use the Scene, provided that you have a Character of your character. You can find it on my profile under the name Chocolate Resurrection. If you still wish to speak with this version of Brother Aymon, the second Greeting omits this note.)