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Welcome to the TDM for Expiation, a pan-fandom adventure game with fantasy, science fiction, and some horror elements. We ask that top-level comments are reserved for new characters and players looking to experience a taste of the world and overarching storyline. Characters already in the game, however, are free to use TDM prompts in their own catch-alls and logs. Feel free to submit any TDM / prompt-related questions to the corresponding comment below.
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The last thing you recall is waking in a room of blinding white light. You hear voices around you, speaking in muffled tones; you get the distinct impression that they’re talking about you. And you’re on the verge of figuring out what they’re saying, you’re so close...but then the floor drops out from under you. You’re falling into blackness.
You come to after falling through this dark void, and when your vision clears, you find yourself on a…beach? Many wake up covered in sand, but some wake in the shallows of the ocean, too. Surf’s up!
IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN...
SAND AND SALT (ARRIVALS)


After dusting off the sand (or drying off with a towel, if they had a really rude awakening), newcomers to the area find themselves greeted by the locals and directed to the city of Aldrip, where they can find food, shelter, and dry clothing, should they need it. There's mention of an inn, though some mutter that it's getting a little crowded, so maybe characters should find a roommate or make nice with the locals so they can crash on their floor—at least temporarily. Once they're in town, they'll notice that there is plenty of construction going on: building materials everywhere, half-finished structures waiting to be finished. Maybe you won't be sleeping on the floor for too long, after all.
Those who choose to remain on the beach will find the locals setting up for something that looks like a festival. Colorful tents are anchored in the sand, filling with strange-looking goods, delicious-smelling food, games, and other activities. Locals call this the "Festival of the Sun," a celebration of the hottest days of the summer, where crops begin to swell bountifully and the seas become warm and refreshing. The festival has not yet begun, of course, and there is plenty of opportunity to help out. Chosen who wish to lend a hand will find themselves enlisted to help set up or decorate tents—or even to run some of them, if they're so inclined. Grab the balloons and streamers! (Or…colored scarves and flowers, maybe.)
FESTIVAL OF THE SUN


The festival kicks into gear in the afternoon, and there are plenty of activities to draw attention. There are boat racing competitions and a sandcastle contest, as well as a grand seashell hunt taking place on the beach. All of these are free to enter, and the contests offer prizes both for participation and for winning. Participation prizes are small tokens of memorabilia: seashells, shark teeth, dried flowers, things like that. Contest winners will find themselves gifted a refreshing treat or a free meal.
Other tents boast all sorts of different games, food, and trinkets for purchase. Merchants will accept coins or other goods in exchange, but if you find your pockets empty, they may also have to help work the booths if they need a well-earned break. Better get to work, and don't forget to give your most winning smile!
Later in the evening, the locals light a bonfire and host traditional songs and dances as the sun begins to set. All clean-up work will be left until the morning; according to Those Who Were There—the locals' patron deities, apparently, though they offer little information about them—it's bad luck to work this evening after the sun sets.
THIS IS ECOLOGY
MAKE A FRIEND


It seems there have been new additions to Aldrip and the surrounding areas. Even the locals are surprised to see large, flightless warking birds now charging around the meadowlands in packs, not to mention the cute piglets with bunny ears and other strange animals that seem to have appeared. There’s even something that looks like it’s made of rock roaming around–its bark is worse than its bite, though. You may even find that if you befriend them, you can ride on them.
Most are harmless, but Chosen may find a few more monsters than usual roaming the area, too. It seems best to be careful—especially after dark and in the forest, when some of these creatures feel emboldened to roam a little closer to civilization.
[[WILDCARD: Players can use anything from this post to interact with! It doesn’t even have to be the ones we mentioned in the prompts.]]
STOP AND SMELL THE FLOWERS


It's not just animals that have begun to appear in the area, either. Strange new flowers and plants seem to be cropping up everywhere, as if this is a normal habitat for them. Most of them don't seem harmful, although some of the vines can be a little…aggressive. However, getting too close to some of the flowers and mushrooms could give someone a nasty surprise. This is particularly unfortunate because the locals seem quite interested in the new additions to their town, encouraging the Chosen to investigate and acquire samples.
The pollen from these new flowers isn't normal, so Chosen won't find themselves sneezing too much. Unfortunately, they may find it has some other effect on them, such as sleeping, confusion, temporary loss of sense (sight, touch, taste, etc), powerlessness, forgetfulness, or inability to speak. While these are all examples of effects the pollen might have, this is certainly not a limitation. Just about anything you can come up with—within reason—is fair game.
STRANGE MACHINATIONS
A PILE OF JUNK


Ask the locals, and they'll tell you all about the recent trip to the desert, including how several of them were rescued and owe the Chosen a debt of gratitude. While they're repaying this debt mostly by way of helping with building projects, they've also brought back piles and piles of…broken technology. Mostly tablets: dirty, sandy, scratched up, and missing critical components like batteries and chargers. They've very kindly piled all of these things in the eating hall at the inn, and anyone who wants to check them out is welcome to do so. It's possible that cleaning them up and matching them up with their missing components will activate them, but you may have to sift through a whole pile to do so.
But activation does not necessarily mean they're in perfect working order. They may randomly beep, as if pinging off of certain locations, or make strange static sounds if they're turned on for too long. Some of them seem to ping off of each other, too, beeping more quickly as they're brought nearer to the other tablet they seem to be paired with. When connected to the pair, they seem to stabilize a bit more. Not enough to find anything of value in the system itself, but characters might find that they can now text each other, play one of the games, or send pictures on a local network.. After about ten feet of distance, they fail again and aren’t able to be used on the local network.
GO BUMP IN THE NIGHT


Whatever happened to the locals at the beginning of the month seems to have passed—mostly. Every so often, Chosen might notice the locals acting a little strangely, stopping what they're doing for a second as if they've forgotten something, repeating something they've already said, or even flickering in and out of existence.
These experiences are minor, but Chosen might notice some other oddities popping up occasionally. Some animals seem very…odd, at a glance, like a fox that has two tails or a deer with three eyes. Look again, and you might think your eyes were playing tricks on you, because they appear normal. Fish with transparent scales, plants that change color—these are examples of the occasional oddities Chosen might encounter.
They might also sometimes hear strange noises, particularly at night. Beeping or static like the sounds coming from the tablets could easily wake a person in the night—as can the sound of a voice, perhaps even a familiar one, luring Chosen out of their beds and away from the town. The source of these voices is a mystery, and they always seem to stop before characters get too far, but you'd do well to be careful after dark.
You know the drill–this is the wildcard one. Just because it’s not listed in the prompts above does not mean it’s unavailable as an option. We encourage you to do whatever you’d like to utilize the setting to its full potential. If you have any questions about what is and is not possible, please don’t hesitate to ask!
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CANON | CHARACTER/TOP LEVEL |
Arcane | Ekko |
Arcane | Silco |
Critical Role | Mollymauk Tealeaf |
Digimon | Mimi Tachikawa |
Final Fantasy X-2 | Paine |
Fullmetal Alchemist: Broherhood | Pride |
Honkai: Star Rail | Dan Heng |
Land of the Lustrous | Phosphophyllite |
Magia Record: Puella Magi Madoka Magica Side Story | Mitama Yakumo |
Marvel 616 | Quentin Quire |
Omnicient Reader's Viewpoint | Han Sooyoung |
Persona 1 | Naoya Toudou |
Persona 2: Eternal Punishment | Kei Nanjo |
Persona 4 | Yu Narukami |
Persona 4 | Yosuke Hanamura |
last updated: 8/16/23, 10:55PM
Quentin Quire | Marvel 616
[Quentin Quire is annoyed.
Not because of the mysterious abduction. Or the fact that his powers still are a little on the fritz after that whole thing with Jubilee. Or even the stupid paper describing his "crime" — which by the way? that riot was ages ago. Get new material, spooky white room island kidnappers. Kid Omega is an X-Man and an Avenger, so suck it! Well, sort of. Close enough!
No, no, all of that is old hat. Pedestrian. Yawn. What's really annoying Quentin Quire is the seawater he woke up waste-deep in.]
These socks are Cervelt! Does that mean nothing to you stupid peasants?!
[Is he yelling at the sky? Yes. While gesturing dramatically with the pair of wet socks and shoes in his hands? Also yes. With no regard for the fact that he looks insane? Obviously. That's not important. Complaining is what Quentin does, and anyone who has the misfortune of being in the area is going to have to listen to it.]
Hey! I know there's some evil boss or supervillain or shady government suits out there who captured me, and I know you probably think you're hot shit for catching an Omega-level mutant. And yeah, I can't really blame you. I am pretty much amazing. But playtime's over, got it? So go ahead and save me the trouble of hunting you down, and I promise to only microwave half of your pathetic brain!
b. festival of the sun
[It's not even fair, honestly. Expecting all these normies to be any sort of competition in any contest ever for someone as awe-inspiring as Quentin Quire.
Boat racing? Easy.
Nobody said "no telekinesis" so it's not cheating.Sandcastle building? Simple.Again, assuming telekinesis isn't cheating, which it's not.Seashell hunting? Okay, Quentin doesn't really have seashell-finding powers so this was one a little harder, but he is a super genius with a million brilliant thoughts every second. So ultimately, not that hard.But hey, Quentin isn't all about punching down and lording his power over all the lesser beings. Eventually it's time to let the lower life forms have their fun
and no he didn't get disqualified for "obnoxious gloating" so shut upand go be charitable elsewhere. He's volunteered to work at a booth for a charming local — who he's now pretty sure is not a supervillain — because he's just that nice of a person! Unfortunately, Quentin has had multiple of those ice cream treats from the many contests he won, and the sugar crash is hitting him hard.Maybe you're here to confront him about the contests, either as a participant or as an observer. Maybe you're just here to buy something from the booth he's now very dubiously running. Either way, Quentin is barely even awake at this point, drawling sleepily as he leans back in his chair, feet propped on the table in front of him.]
Yeah, yeah, that'll be 5... whatevers. I don't know the currency here, and I don't care. Just leave it on the table, okay?
c.1 a pile of junk
[Look, Quentin basically has to take a bunch of this junk. I mean, hello? A million brilliant thoughts per second?? Who is better equipped to introduce modern technology to these primitives?]
Don't worry, everyone, I'll take it from here! Super genius coming through!
[Not that there's a crowd or anybody looking particularly confused hanging around the pile of broken tablets and bits. Quentin just feels the need to announce his presence as much as possible. Without even bothering to sort through anything, he gathers together a bundle of pieces in a telekinetic bubble and waltzes off the utmost
and least earnedconfidence. Surely this will go well!]c.2 a pile of junk
[It's not going well.
Not sorting through the pile before taking a bunch of shit was a mistake. Announcing that he was a super genius for everyone to hear was a mistake. Making sure he was sitting somewhere clearly visible to work on his haul was a huge goddamn mistake. Now he's stuck with a crapload of motherboards and touchscreen displays and hard-drives and not a single fucking battery. And since he's already talked himself up, he can't exactly go back to the pile and admit that he made a mistake. Nobody will ever take him seriously as a genius again! Not that they will anyway if he can't get one of these stupid fucking things working.
... Shit.
Quentin gets up, hands shoved casually into his pockets, and makes his way over to the nearest person who appears to be semi-competent at piecing together their own tablet.]
Hey. [Yep, super casual. Not insecure or nervous. Definitely not sheepish. Quentin Quire is never sheepish.]
You got any extra batteries?
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with pronouns. her pink eyes (yes, her eyes are pink, how freaky!) glisten in interest as she tilts her head to the side -- grinning rather mischievously. )Can I get a front row seat to see that?
( the teen isn't sure what a "microwave" is, but if it has the ability to destroy someone's brain, that's something worth witnessing!! )
i'm so sorry
Cool, pirate-core/punk aesthetic with a funky post-apocalyptic vibe? Check. Unnatural hair color in an eye-catching style? Check. Enabling Quentin's megalomaniacal rants? Check.
Hey, she's meeting all of Quentin's standards!]
Huh? I mean — yeah. Obviously!
[Expensive socks? Forgotten. Quentin Quire Charm:
NonexistentActivated. He tosses the socks and shoes aside and glides over to where Jinx is sitting, now levitating a few inches off the ground. Because yeah, he can also fly. Impressed yet??]For you? You can have anything you want.
i think i should be the one apologizing. she is an awful germlin
with him levitating beside her, the teen props her elbow on top of her knee -- a hand resting on her cheek and a brow quirking at his direction. )
Oooooo.... — Is that right? ( she asks, her smile slides now into its sly nature. ) 'Cuz what I want is reeeaallly explosive. Might be a lil' too mind-blowing for ya, Chuck.
look it's quentin's own fault for being a simp
Quentin looks positively delighted for a moment... before realizing he's probably coming off as a complete dope and quickly attempting to regain his composure. He's even in a good enough mood to ignore the "Chuck" thing. Typically a reminder of pasty old Charles Xavier is enough to ruin his day, but since he's pretty sure this girl has never met the ancient bald hasbeen he'll let it slide.]
"Mind-blowing"? Please, I'm Quentin Quire! Kid Omega! Top tier telepath, psychic extraordinaire! My powers are rivaled only by my genius, and both are unlimited. [Okay, technically his powers in particular are not so "unlimited" at the moment. See, there was this whole thing with absorbing a cosmic horror space bird and then giving it up in an act of noble self-sacrifice and unintentionally fucking up his powers. But really, how much could whatever this "mind-blowing" idea of hers possibly stretch the not inconsiderable power he has left?
Quentin floats to the ground, spreading his arms dramatically.] I basically wrote the book on blowing minds!
jinx is collecting simps cause he isn't the only one hahaha
the next big question is, how will she convince him to be her ally? jinx figures it shouldn't be too hard to accomplish since he already threw it out there she could have whatever she wants. so all she has to do is play her cards right and she'll have him roped within five minutes, tops. gosh, boys can really be easy. so once again, her pinks glitter with a light nip of her lower lip as she slants more in. )
Show me then. ( she says smoothly. ) Blow my brain to bits.
( now out of context, this sounds... horrid. but hopefully he gets her meaning. if he is psychic, does that mean he can read her thoughts right now? it would be interest to see if he can get it one hundred percent right with her pondering about whether or not he can be of use to her. but would that mean he'll be able to hear the voices inside her head? well, good luck to him if he taps that. or maybe he can just move something. that would be pretty neat too. )
oh good well quentin collects bad life choices so obviously this will go great!
oh lordy! cw: hallucinations + voices.
in which quentin is more op than he thought whoops
oopsie poopise!
a+ communication after accidentally traumatizing somebody, 10/10 no notes
hahahaha
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c.2 ahh hello a Quentin!!!
But first: batteries, batteries... he could have sworn he saw that word on one of the pieces he's been fiddling with. He goes looking into the pile of parts he's amassed on another one of the tables, and comes up with a black, rectangular battery.] This thing? [He holds the battery up between two fingers, and it's clearly a spare because he's already pieced a pair of tablets back together and gotten them working by virtue of being at it for many hours longer than Quentin has been in the hall. He definitely needed all the extra time, by virtue of coming from a world with a Steampunk-adjacent level of tech, so:] I'll trade you, for information. [Please Quentin he is so lost, he has no clue what a phone game is.]
the trash boy has arrived!
Of course, Quentin could read his mind, find out what he's up to or what he wants to know. Cut to the chase. Not play his stupid game. He could swipe the battery out of his hand with telekinesis, or just mind control him to hand it over. Probably. Assuming this guy doesn't have powers, which is... a pretty big assumption, honestly. What if he's — as hard as it is to believe — more powerful than Quentin? Or has some kind of psychic poison ability? What if this is all a trap, and this really is some kind of Dr. Doom supervillain long game meant to get him to reveal all of his secrets so whatever evil weirdo can take over the world???
... Meh. Whatever.
Quentin folds his arms and looks down his nose at Ekko with an air of superiority that may or may not be earned.] I'm listening.
bless, he is a menace and I love him
And hey, at least his questions are simple! Like:] What even is this thing? [Yes, Ekko already put a couple back together. No, he doesn't know the point of them. It was more as an interesting engineering puzzle than anything, trying to figure out the flavor of the tech in this weird little world.
And like, it's very easy to be bored here. At least so far, so.]
he's doing his best/worst and i'm proud of him
A battery! [No shit, Sherlock.
Look, he'd already planned out like 80 potential scenarios that all involved way more interesting (to Quentin) questions, just give him a minute to get back to square one.]
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Well, either way it doesn't help him, so time to elaborate?] Not the battery. The whole thing. [He already cracked open a battery so he gets what it does. Not a safe idea, exactly, but when you grow up in Toxic Ooze Land you don't fear a little battery acid.] It just lights up and makes noises. I can't figure out the point of it.
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a;
He's all about ready to ignore him because he 100% has better things to do (let some other poor Chosen help him out), but then he hears the word mutant and Scott finds himself hurrying faster to the older boy, his earlier judgmental thoughts completely forgotten. D-did he seriously hear him right, in the middle of his stupid rant? That he's like him?? He doesn't know anything at all about 'omega-level,' but he doesn't care. Because after months of being here by himself, he's finally found someone that has the same shit as him.
Don't mind Scott as he stops before Quentin, panting slightly from how fast he ran, but eventually the young boy gathers enough breath to speak.]
Are you really a mutant?
[Even though he tries to play it somewhat cool, Scott can't really diminish the hope, the excitement that's clear in his tone.]
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[And then he gets interrupted. By someone asking about mutants?? Quentin turns to whatever little shit was rude enough to interrupt him.]
Obviously, and who...
[Wait a minute. Department store swimwear, tacky red sunglasses, talking about mutants... Could it be?
Sure, he could ask the kid if he's some version of Scott Summers. But why do that when Quentin can just wave his hand and use telekinesis to yoink those stupid glasses off of maybe-Cyclops's face?]
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until now. He doesn't even have the reaction time to shout or protest as he stares directly at Quentin for a few solid seconds, before he finally snaps back to reality and turns his face away, tightly shut his eyes and backing up slightly in the process.]W-What the fuck, man?!
[Fuck him fuck, what the hell was that?! The other mutant pulled that stunt, right? But why would he rip his shades off?! Just to be a huge jackass?? Glasses envy? He's relatively certain that he's not dead at least, from what little he saw, and while a
bigpart of him is definitely glad about that, Scott's also just really, really angry.And maybe trembling just a little, because it sure felt so close in killing another person-- one that's not even infected.]
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He wasn't really expecting that much of a reaction, not from someone he can now confirm is a version of Scott Summers, though obviously not a version he knows. And definitely not... fear? Shit, Quentin never considered his little prank would actually scare the kid.]
Just checking if you were somebody I know. [Quentin waves away the telekinetic shield protecting him from those classic Scott Summers optic blasts shortly after Scott closes his eyes, voice deliberately casual, dismissive.] And I was right.
[Quentin floats the sunglasses to his hand and taps Scott's shoulder with them. You know, since he can't see. It's not like Quentin feels bad or anything. It's no big deal, okay. Whatever.] You're Scott Summers. Cyclops. A different version than the one I know, I guess.
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alivetalking is entirely overrun by his anger, accentuated by how he swipes his glasses from him without saying a single word in return. What, is he going to thank him after he's the one that took his shades in the first place? Fuck off. He slips them back on his face and after an obvious moment of hesitation, like he's making sure that it's actually his glasses on him, opens his eyes to the familiar red that's pretty much his world now.]I don't know what the hell you're talking about.
[Well, except that he definitely is Scott Summers, but everything else the other mutant's said is complete nonsense. If maybe Quentin didn't introduce himself by taking away his glasses, he would be far more interested in all the crap he just said, but no!! At least give him a few seconds for him to be less pissy and then he'll be interested.
But right now, Scott looks at him with a rather disgruntled expression, not even trying to hide how he's feeling.]
And what the fuck is your problem?!
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c1
So yeah. It's beyond frustrating when she's presented with broken tablet that won't even open properly. It's pretty much good as trash in her eyes. Aww, how she wishes Koushiro was there with her. He defs could've fixed the thing in no time and add the newest games, load music and coolest apps! But alas, she's here without her friends and-
-- and that's when she hears Quentin's bold declaration. Oohh! How lucky~ she giggles in her mind and approaches the boy, offering her tablet to him with a wide smile on her lips]
Here! Thaaank you, hehe!
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The way it does not go is some girl just takes him at his word and then... gives him more shit to do? Gleefully? While giggling?? Hey! That's not fair!
But he can't just refuse it and look like he's not what he claimed to be. So he's stuck being played like a fiddle by this random girl. On the other hand, it's good, right? To be helpful? Uuuugh, why did he ever decide to be a good guy instead of burning down that school?]
Oh, uh. Yeah, sure, you're welcome? [He takes the tablet and eyes her warily. Is she going to stand there and watch him mess with it or leave him alone or...?]
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So, with hands crossed behind her back she waits there for the boy to start work, the smile permanently stuck on her face]
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Uh, okay, well... Tablet. Tablets aren't that hard. Even with an audience... staring at him... Doing his best to ignore the smiling girl (who is kinda starting to creep him out) Quentin floats the tablet above his hand and telekinetically disassembles it. He peers at the parts for a moment before picking out three specific components and holding them out to her.]
I need these things but not broken. From that pile. Can you find them for me? [If she wants him to fix this shit for her, she's going to have to do some of the legwork, okay? He's not a friggin' vending machine.]
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Ange didn't participate in any of the contests - please, socialising, having fun? she'd never! - but she did see them happening from a distance as she was observing the festival, hoping for more clues about.. well, anything, really. Not that she expected to get many of those out of what seemed like just a beach festival, but you never know.
Seems like it was just a very ordinary beach festival in the end though. But Quentin sure did stand out all the same. Even from a distance, it was kind of hard to not notice his attitude. Or the technical cheating. .. or the disqualification for gloating.
Really, especially the latter.
Ange spots him again when he's running the stall, figuring that he's still at it, only to spot.. well, this collapsed shape in front of her. The girl raises an eyebrow as she stands in front of the stall. ]
You sure are different all of a sudden.
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Quentin why would people not try to talk to you when you're at a sales booth.Quentin lifts his head just enough to see who's interrupting his nap and determine that it's not anyone he recognizes or remotely cares about before leaning back again.]
What're you, a cop? Last time I checked it's not illegal to be tired after a long day of being the best there is. [The best at getting disqualified, that is.]
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[ Sorry, Quentin, seems like Ange is a cop after all.
Or at least part of the fun police, that's for sure. It's like she doesn't even hesitate to point that out, despite the fact that it's obviously a blunt thing to do after the guy got disqualified in the first place. ]
I'm pretty sure that literally means you weren't the best, if someone else won. [ .. ah, now she's thinking about it, maybe that's why he seems so different.
It could be that he's just sulking over it. ]
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Quentin sits up, now abruptly significantly more awake.]
Um, as I recall, I graciously stepped down to give those lesser creatures a chance. I just let them think they disqualified me to make themselves feel better!
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There's a tiny pause, but then Ange asks, just as seemingly emotionless as a moment ago: ]
Why do you think they are lesser creatures?
[ Definitely not the first time she's heard someone talk like that, but she might as well ask. ]
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sorry for the lateness, i lost the notif!! ;;
no worries! glad you found it bc this thread is delightful
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