Option 01 · Practical loop
Supply & style
Find a white candle, check for a field-hockey stick if you want the prop, and browse vintage shops. No purchase is needed to continue.
Explore supplies & vintageChoose your adventure
Option 02 · Quiet route
Sober remembrance trail
Visit public gardens and the seafront, pause when you want, and finish with a symbolic act of release. No alcohol tasks or required sharing.
Explore the sober trailPLAN THE JOURNEY, TOO
Travel & Access
Make the Brighton visit work for you: compare routes, plan airport transfers and stays, check access information, and leave room for rest or changing energy levels.
Getting here
Flights, transfers & stays
Compare flight options and plan onward travel from Gatwick or Heathrow. Skyscanner is an independent resource; this link is not a partnership or commission.
Compare flights for your Brighton visit ↗Access planning
Know before you go
Check venue and route details in advance, build in rest stops, and plan around chronic illness, mobility, sensory needs, medication, and energy limits.
Brighton story locations · Violet, Jenny & Screech
These reference points are based on the Ren Tour map, which labels Jenny’s Tale, Screech’s Tale, and Violet’s Tale. The map is a fan guide to public places and music-video locations, not confirmation that every pin is suitable for visitors.
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Jenny’s Tale · Orange Row
The map pin resolves to Catalyst VR (UK), 2 Orange Row, Brighton BN1 1TY, a public business location. Treat it as a nearby public story waypoint, not a claim about Jenny’s private life. Ask permission before photographing on business premises.
Google Maps / Street ViewS
Screech’s Tale · Bond Street
The Ren Tour map identifies Bond Street with a dropped pin. Use the public street as a wayfinding stop; stay on public pavements and keep business access clear.
Open the mapped Bond Street pointV
Violet’s Tale · public waypoint only
The Ren Tour map includes a dropped pin for Violet’s Tale, but its own etiquette specifically asks visitors not to knock on Violet’s door. To respect privacy, this adventure does not reproduce that exact pin or direct visitors to a residence. Use the public Bond Street / Orange Row area as the nearby story waypoint instead.
Open the public Bond Street area · Read Ren Tour’s visitor etiquetteLocation rule: Public businesses and streets may be used as waypoints. Do not publish or route people to a private residence, invite visitors to knock, or infer personal relationships from a map pin. The character clues on this adventure are fictional story prompts.
Supply & style loop
Inventory and hours change. Check before travelling. Maps links open location searches so you can select Street View where available.
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White candle · Utility Great Britain
A white candle can represent a guiding light. An unlit candle or phone light is equally valid; do not light open flames at public or heritage sites.
Google Maps / Street View · Candle listing02
Field-hockey stick · Decathlon Brighton
Potential sports-prop stop only; stock is not verified. Check first. The stick is not part of the remembrance walk; a photo or sketch can substitute.
Google Maps / Street View · Fuel Hockey (Lancing; check before detouring)03
Vintage clothing · North Laine
Choose one stop—or browse remotely. Shopping is optional.
Beyond Retro · Gloucester Road
Snoopers Paradise · Kensington Gardens
Starfish Vintage · Gardner Street
Story prompt: invent a fictional history for a garment without presenting it as real shop or community history.
Sober remembrance trail
Alcohol-free in its objectives. This is not a treatment service; visitors never need to explain why they prefer a sober route.
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St Nicholas Church Gardens · What do we know?
Pause in this public historic setting, respecting worshippers, mourners, memorials, and posted rules.
Name one confirmed fact, one interpretation, and one unknown. You can keep the answer private.
Google Maps / Street ViewB
West Pier viewpoint · Release without false closure
Finish at a permitted public seafront viewpoint. Do not enter the pier structure or leave objects behind.
Choose one burden to set down—or simply pause. Remembrance does not require certainty.
Google Maps / Street View · Walking directions from St NicholasC
Optional sober-space finish · The Queery
The Queery describes itself as a sober community space and bookshop. TransSober has listed a Brighton drop-in there; check current schedule, access, and event details. This is optional, not a universal support service.
Google Maps / Street View · TransSober drop-in detailsREN & COLLABORATORS
Music threads for your adventure
Music, creative collaborators, and survivor-support resources that accompany this remembrance trail.
Ren’s song “Violet’s Tale” tells a separate story in which its Violet dies. She is not the Violet from Violet’s Revenge. The video and vinyl below are linked as the song that inspired this remembrance-and-support resource only; this adventure does not merge the characters, stories, or canon. The support links below are real resources from NO MORE.
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Ren · “Violet’s Tale” music video
Watch Ren’s song as a separate work. The character in the song is not the Violet from Violet’s Revenge.
Watch on YouTube ↗Music
Ren · “Violet’s Tale” coloured vinyl
Find the song’s coloured-vinyl release through Ren Makes Merch. This merchandise relates to Ren’s song, not the Violet’s Revenge character. Availability, price, and shipping are set by the seller.
Purchase from Ren Makes Merch ↗Support survivors
NO MORE · Find help
NO MORE connects people affected by domestic and sexual violence with resources and specialist services. The global directory covers support services in more than 200 countries and territories.
Take action
Learn how to help
Explore ways to support someone experiencing abuse, learn how to respond without judgement, and share prevention resources. You can support the work without disclosing personal experience or participating in the story.
How to support survivors ↗
NO MORE awareness and action toolkit ↗
Support NO MORE’s work ↗
If you or someone you know needs help, use the NO MORE directory to find appropriate local services. The adventure is not a crisis service, and no one needs to complete it to access support.
Safe to explore, easy to leave
Public places only
Use public landmarks and visitor-facing businesses. Do not publish private residences, sensitive routines, live whereabouts, or unverified associations between real people and locations.
Access without pressure
Skip a stop, shorten the walk, use Street View, or finish remotely. No purchase, flame, grave visit, personal disclosure, or alcohol-related task is required.
Before you go
This is a self-guided companion guide, not a hosted event or a surveyed accessible route. Shop stock, hours, venue schedules, facilities and Street View coverage need checking for your visit.
The story waypoints are credited community references, not independently verified filming records or private connections. No artist, venue or support organisation partnership or endorsement is claimed.