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The artistic fascination with naviculatio extends to the stage as well, where plays like ''Noctes Nauticae'' (Nautical Nights) explore the complex interplay of human emotions and the allure of the sea. These theatrical productions often feature elaborate sets mimicking the interiors of luxurious yachts and marinas, allowing audiences to immerse themselves in the extravagant world of the Caphirian elite. The characters, often drawn from the upper echelons of society, navigate a world of affluence and influence, where personal ambitions and desires clash with societal expectations and norms. This genre of art delves into the nuances of Caphiria's elite, portraying their struggles, triumphs, and dilemmas. The plays, rich in dialogue and symbolism, reflect the deeper currents of Caphirian society, where the tranquility of the sea often contrasts with the storms of high-stakes social politics. These theatrical pieces have become a significant part of Caphiria's cultural landscape, celebrated for their ability to mirror the complexities of life within the sphere of luxury and power, making them relatable across all social echelons.

{{Further|Savatu Brotherhood}}

The [[Savatu Brotherhood]] have used Naviculatio both as a sign of their rising status but also as a way to launder some of their money. Newly made men typically demonstrate their newfound wealth and status by buying a yacht and joining Naviculatio society. The "old money" Naviculatiors have pushed back hard against this influs since the early 2000s and there are almost two parallel Naviculatio societies in the 2030s, but there is a lot of cross over. While the [[Savatu Brotherhood]] may not be members of the ''Septegentes'' yachting clubs, they have joined other clubs and become valued members investing heavily in the clubs they joined or founded. These clubs have the most modern amenities, highest staffing numbers, best and most lavish events, and the most premium maritime safety equipment. So, while they are not part of the stodgy ''Septegentes'' many people praise their investments in the clubs that they have joined. This does however incur the scrutiny of the authorities and these clubs are often under surveillance and their financials are constantly under review, but the [[Savatu Brotherhood]] leadership know that they have a good thing going so they are very careful to keep their criminal enterprises, their ill gotten gains, and their yacht clubs separate.

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