WEEK 3 MINGLE
POPULATION: 27
Good morning, starshines. It is another beautiful day here on the base, and itβs the start of a new week!
Good thing, too. After the deaths of Steven A Starphase, Luca Valentino, Vlad Masters and Tamotsu Fukuda, the tension around the base may be a bit higher than it was before. Should anyone try to contact the deceased or review their profiles, they will find that they have been deleted from everyone's phones.
Perhaps you expect this by now, but it seems that the elevator reveals that it may now visit the fourth floor. It may be worth checking out these new areas, free for exploration. If you're feeling incredibly ambitious, you can also take a more in-depth look.
While you can't contact the deceased, the Avatars are once again available via their eight symbols. Shoot them a message, have a chat with them, and see what you can learn. Perhaps you'll find it easier this week.
And even easier still, your memories have stopped leaking all over the place. Goodness. What an ordeal that was, trying to explain those nasty little parts of you you never wanted to share. But speaking of sharing...sharing your indulgence isn't necessarily a bad thing, is it? After all, your aspect hasn't been a secret to anyone since your arrival. The thing about people, however, is that even though it was simple to assign you to one little sin, there may be multiple that apply to you.
This week, not only will you find yourself compelled to indulge more heavily than usual, those lesser aspects of yours will begin to rear their ugly heads. The desire to repeatedly act on your main, secondary and even your third aspects will take hold this week in new ways you normally wouldn't even consider, encouraging you to share and indulge however you want without consequence.
Who needs inhibitions anyway?
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he barks at grace for another trick though.]
See? [greed is mostly just pleased their dog is smart.]
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You're right, he is smart. Did you teach him these or does he just know? [ and since the dog wants it so bad: ] Okay, give me your paw!
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Less destruction then. [but they nod anyway.] Maus is the most loyal.
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I had one similar to him as a child. So, I suppose that's part of it.
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[ it's idle in thought ]
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[and normally greed would just let the conversation rest because they're a chatty person, but. attempts.] Did you ever want one?
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Sure. All kids want a puppy, right? But I never got one. And then being on the train was cooler than having a pet, so. It didn't matter anymore.
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greed, meanwhile, has their arms folded as they watch maus run.]
There's more to having a pet than it being something "cool", Miss Monroe. Then again your train sounds like absolute hell.
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I suppose...I can't really imagine being in one place for that long without an option to go anywhere else.
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I travel often enough. I've lived abroad for a few years as well, on and off. It was a necessity.
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Abroad, huh? Where was that?
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Europe, mostly.
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Oooh, fancy. Ever go to Paris? Or Italy?
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You should reward him. [maus is also maybe a spoiled baby, especially since his tail immediately wags at the notion of a treat.]
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