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  1. Posted

    Dammit Jerry, pop back to the mortal plane and clear this misunderstanding!

    6 hours ago, Aura Guardian said:

    It should be downright easy for Jerry to let them know about this - just pop in, say

    "You ever hear the phrase 'band of brothers' or 'brothers in arms'? Since you and she have the same aptitude, I spoke in that sense. Sorry for the confusion."

    OR:

    "Actually, I thought identical twins, but that's been debunked, so I could be very wrong."

    and follow either with:

    "Though it would be worth getting a gene test, to put that question to rest."

    Face (mostly) saved, the three let down gently, and the *important* truth is out.

    "I'm immortal, not infallible"

  3. Posted

    35 minutes ago, Circe said:

    Could?  I think absolutely would.  Come on - teenagers with the ability to create realistic, interactive versions of anyone they can imagine that will act however they want?  They'd starve to death because they'd never come out of the spell!

    Problem is that, at least for now, Sarah can only have people in her simulation if they are with her when she uses the spell. Doing... things with people, while still being in front of them, may feel a bit like exhibicionism. And awkward as hell.

  4. Posted

    Huh. When Box said Sarah could make people do things in her simulation, I wasn't expecting them to be autonomous enough to catch Sarah off guard.

    Knowing this, would Sarah be able to ask people about anything, and they would answer using that person's knowledge? Assuming an ideal scenario where Sarah's expectations doesn't alter the simulation.

  12. Posted

    Let's see if Pandora gives her full name and give the kids the chance to connect her with Raven.

    *Moperville HS North, on Monday*
    *Raven is drinking a cofee*
    GRACE: Mr. Raven, do you know an immortal called "Pandora Raven"?
    *Cue Raven spit take*

    4 hours ago, Scotty said:


    she still maintains that telling Edward is a bad idea but it's quite possible that it would put Edward in a position where he'd have to put her on file or else risk his job and it's possible his superiors could take legal action for dereliction of duty or something if he's found withholding that information.

    So basically this is not about Verres screwing Sarah over, it's about giving him plausible deniability.

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  14. Posted

    Okay, the one on the right is clearly Dragon Ball based, the girl giving us her back looks like Sailor Moon, The left one seems like a Pokémon? But I don't know what is the guy with swirly glasses cossplaying as. Guess it's related with One-Punch Man, given Dan's commentary. And I'm pretty sure they all four are meant to reference real-life series.

    15 hours ago, hkmaly said:

    Note that the one with fake tail might also be girl. Or, in case of very determined fans, the one with skirt and big hair might actually be boy.

    If he/she's cosplaying as the character's original gender (different of the cosplayer's own gender), it's crossplaying. If he/she's cosplaying the character as a different gender than the original (normally the cosplayer's own gender), it's gender-bend (or gender-swap) cosplaying.

  23. Posted

    Guess Pandora is going back to her old clothes... but keep the glasses. Because you can't see your own glasses. Just ask anyone that looked for them not noticing them over their own nose.

    2 hours ago, ijuin said:

    The face looks more like Sarah to me . . .

    You say it as if that would prove anything.