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itscurtains2016-10-16 12:35 pm
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week 2
[From the day you arrived on the planet, and blinking, stepped into the sun. There's more to see than can ever be seen, and more to do than can ever be done. Yet, still, the whole thing seems...monotonous. Surely there must be some excitement, some showmanship, some sort of plot twist that could keep this show moving onward?
Welcome to week 2, gents.]
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Later on, she can be found in the music room plucking cautiously at the ukulele she got, clearly having no idea what to do with the dang thing but... determined to make some use out of it! Or in the dining room with a plate of mostly-unburnt eggs that she looks very proud of as she munches away. If the motive bothers her, she shows no significant indication.]
merch
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[She said, very matter-of-fact. ... then realized "shit that's a little suspect".]
It's a smell you get a lot in Hell.
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[She hugs it.]
Regardless, I'm here to keep it safe now.
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[Gestures at the popcorn and cider.]
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[JEZEBEL DOESN'T KNOW THE WORD COOP SHAKESPEARE DIDN'T TEACH HER THAT SPECIFIC ONE]
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[is she putting her ear up to the shutter of the merchandise booth to listen for chickens. is that what's going on.]
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dining room
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Are you bitter, Jezebel-san?
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Music Room
"...Are you playing something?"
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[She does not think you did...]