[Aside from a few references to a thing called 'Plurk,' B doesn't dwell much on the "Audience" - but LP sure had, in that final trial. For her, it was all about putting on a show - binding them to their roles and giving them a grand finale.

It had seemed like an act of defiance, at the time, to refuse to submit to her demands, to stand up and take back their story, their friends, and their lives. But would it have worked - would she really have walked away, if the "Audience" wasn't satisfied with the show they got?]

Interesting... Changing the flow of the 'story' in your favor by redirecting the attention of the 'Audience.'

[But- right. He was asked a question.]

It- it was interesting. We were like - well, Anna just brought me a sandwich, because I've been trying to get this thing to find B for you know, uh, six weeks or so now, and then it just started uh, sparking and overloading, and where it normally shows me the, uh, the person I'm talking to, it started playing the video.

But Eliza says she saw it appear in the drawings in the book she was reading to the girls, and I think I heard someone say they saw it in the fountain in town square or something? It was like-

You know the internet. Like when someone's got their MySpace profile set to autoplay their favorite music video. I didn't know what the hell was going on until I saw B.