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Also, yay for girl Tedd.

Well, that depends on how the GM is feeling . . .

Ah, then congrats on getting some relief.

Greg would be good for training non-weapon fighting styles, but Adrian is the one who has the most experience with using blades, so Susan and Diane would probably want to get his guidance on learning to use their weapon-summoning ability.

Hmm, I don't think we've seen the internal "mind people" for Tedd or Nanase yet, have we?

Mary, Mary, quite contrary.

FFII had a weird bug/feature where your stats leveled up even if you attacked yourself, which meant that if you could do so without one-hit KO'ing your characters, then the best way to train in anything was to ignore the enemies and just beat yourself up. Anyway, having enemies automatically scale to your level kind of defeats the entire purpose of leveling up, since it makes it impractical if not impossible to gain an advantage over the enemies by leveling up.

Yes, back when only rich people could afford to not have to walk (either due to having servants run errands for them and thus not have to travel about town, or due to having a horse/coach/whatever to transport them), poorer people would have to burn calories walking everywhere, not to mention that fatty food beyond "the cheap parts of the pig/chicken" were less available. Nowadays only the rich can afford to be thin because only relatively wealthy people can spare the time to exercise, since poor people have to spend more hours working on jobs that burn few calories (cashier, waiter, factory assembly, etc.)

She got cause and effect reversed--being rich makes you likely to get fat.

Hmm, well from what we have seen of Kevin so far, there's a reasonable chance that he could pass a Turing test, and I think that is a suitable bar for treating him as a sapient being.

On slaying vampires, I am reminded of a line from an early episode of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer": "You'd be surprised how many things a stake through the heart will kill."

Ashley’s “I am the devil” line reminds me of when Elliot said “I am history’s greatest monster!” Methinks that both of them greatly underestimate how much other people engage in similar revenge fantasies.

And that is why the Warp/Exit/whatever spell was actually worthwhile in that game.

Given what we know of Elliot, he likely only applied to colleges close enough to commute to from home. It's not really like the Dunkels have enough money to fund tuition AND living quarters for both Elliot and Ellen, especially if the two of them would attend colleges in different cities.

But what about the rest of us?