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| "Alright, I know what it says. Now, what does it mean?" | | "Alright, I know what it says. Now, what does it mean?" | ||
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| + | |[[Morn]] | ||
| + | | "Your orality makes my literacy wax incarcerate." | ||
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| + | |[[Cia]] | ||
| + | | "I don't know whether to cultivate or let the garden grow wild. Which paradise is more beautiful or more deadly?" | ||
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| + | |[[Cross]] | ||
| + | | "The patriarchal archetype has its appeal in Our Father." | ||
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| + | |[[Justin]] | ||
| + | | "Chivalrous and indulgent. Maybe a little bit too indulgent. Liminality requires the presence of a limen." | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:58, 14 January 2023
| Stella Amunet | "My Lady Marsika has sent me to your service, ma'am. I pray I serve you well." |
| Isaiah | "A brilliant soul, adrift. But the tides will bring you to shore, one day, and that day a great city will rise." |
| Rodrigo | "Uh. Wow. You look a lot younger and less makeout appropriate when the music's stopped playing." |
| Zillah | "Alright, I know what it says. Now, what does it mean?" |
| Morn | "Your orality makes my literacy wax incarcerate." |
| Cia | "I don't know whether to cultivate or let the garden grow wild. Which paradise is more beautiful or more deadly?" |
| Cross | "The patriarchal archetype has its appeal in Our Father." |
| Justin | "Chivalrous and indulgent. Maybe a little bit too indulgent. Liminality requires the presence of a limen." |
