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network: 06/10
Two things we should keep in mind:
Finally, I have a hypothesis that’s been giving me insomnia and those who consider themselves entertainment-fans might recognize it as a popular theme in science-fiction. The majority of you are young adults, so I’m more hopeful than not (if you truly understand it’s depth in study, now that’s another story). It’s a real quantum concept though, despite it being a problematic topic when people say “science” . . . Anyway, before I get too enlivened, some evidence here is bugging me. Is anyone familiar with the Multiverse theory?
If it’s hard to understand, I can always explain in person. Stop by the City Zoo after 4 p.m., Gibbon Exhibit. I’ll be there until late this week. Or, if you don’t mind, I can always go in depth here while we wait for our rewards or an update on our melodramatic blackmailing. I’m quite flexible.
1. Don’t touch the barrier by any means. I haven’t, but a baseball of mine has and it’s now a mound of toasted cow-hide.
2. It’s expanding. For the last ten days I’ve kept a close eye on three of the limit points for cross reference, and the barrier inches forward anywhere between two to three feet a day. It’s a remarkable increase, number wise.
3. There’s a third, I apologize. Residents might want to keep an eye out for new locations— our appless neighbors are going to say it’s been there for as long as they can remember, but I know we didn’t have an Internet cafe on Main Street.
Finally, I have a hypothesis that’s been giving me insomnia and those who consider themselves entertainment-fans might recognize it as a popular theme in science-fiction. The majority of you are young adults, so I’m more hopeful than not (if you truly understand it’s depth in study, now that’s another story). It’s a real quantum concept though, despite it being a problematic topic when people say “science” . . . Anyway, before I get too enlivened, some evidence here is bugging me. Is anyone familiar with the Multiverse theory?
If it’s hard to understand, I can always explain in person. Stop by the City Zoo after 4 p.m., Gibbon Exhibit. I’ll be there until late this week. Or, if you don’t mind, I can always go in depth here while we wait for our rewards or an update on our melodramatic blackmailing. I’m quite flexible.
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How can they do this?
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I'm sorry this is happening, Yuya. You work at a tea shop, don't you?
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[ hopefully there's no rush in him coming in ten minutes earlier than the intended time— he's going to buy some iced tea for two. ]
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He'll bring the tray with the drinks himself, setting it on the table before he sits down.] Hey.
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[ a young face, as always when he comes around here. ezekiel can’t help but to worry, though. he’s so young to be working, working, working, and no education where he should be. ]
Thanks for bringing them over. One is your’s.
[ on the house! his house. and his wallet. ]
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[ he takes a sip to wet his lips and thinks that through. ]
Leave the situation or the city— It's not on us, anymore. At least, there're a lot more factors now than there were before.
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[ and it's hard to actually understand, he knows. he can try and explain the multiverse theory if it makes things any easier to latch on to even though it's only a possibility. ezekiel sifts through his messenger bag for a paper and pen, and as he does: ]
It can be anything from a penny to saying something as dramatic as "you get to live".
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Yeah, I guess. I was just going to ignore it after that crosswalk meeting, but now that we're trapped it's hard to stop thinking about it.
[He's honestly afraid of what they're going to do to them.]
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[ alas, they are. he takes another sip of his tea, thoughtfully and pressing his knuckles into his cheeks in thought. ]
But, we are. The best that we can do right now is not pretend it's not happening or doesn't exist. There are more of us— we need to acknowledge it and bring our individual experiences together. Ever been part of a science project?
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So you trust this weird app?
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[ not when he doesn't know who's behind it and why, but since they don't have much of a choice in that matter . . . he rests his forearms on the table and folds his hands together. ]
I can put my trust in the people who are in this with me, though.
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... This is a weird question, but you're a substitute teacher, right?