Innocident

• Innocent
• Accident

• possibly an early allusion to Theatre of the Absurd

from Wikipedia: In practice, The Theatre of the Absurd departs from realistic characters, situations and all of the associated theatrical conventions. Time, place and identity are ambiguous and fluid, and even basic causality frequently breaks down. Meaningless plots, repetitive or nonsensical dialogue and dramatic non-sequiturs are often used to create dream- like, or even nightmare-like moods.

• Occident (English in from the 14th century, via Old French from Latin occidentem (accusative), "sunset, west" lit. "falling down", c.f. occidere "to slay") is a now antiquated term for the Western world (literally, "the west") as opposed to "orient" (also considered antiquated for Eastern world). Cf., e.g., Occidental Petroleum ("oil from the west") and the French violent far-right political group Occident self-identifying as "westerners".

Inn occident

• The Incident (in the park)
• indecent