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... Laurent's fursona
I dress everybody up in an MVP shirt or tee and a Princess Peach crown.
Colton looks like he’s naked and just wearing some body paint.
I visited this person’s camp and found two villagers rocking out with what look like glowsticks. I have no idea what those are! Unless they’re a fortune cookie item, and they could very well be, I probably already have at least one. But I don’t know. I just don’t know much about much, in the end.
The first few personality types talking to me about the Winter Solstice. I’ll go ahead and ruin this for you now, though: I wasn’t able to see what uchi animals say about the Solstice, since none of them talked to me about it! Dang!
Anyway, campsite manager Francine asked me how my day was going in a roundabout way, and June wants to read a book. Colton, on the other hand, grappled with the realization that his impending mortality approaches at an exponential rate, which is far more horrifying than he wants to admit.
It’s pretty horrifying!
Last of the Halloween comments. Colton doesn’t want to wear a costume because he doesn’t want to look worse than he currently does (which is good; he looks good).
Ribbot, despite being an artificial life form made of metal, or rather a whole lot of binary code processed by my phone, claims that his biceps “are totally real.” Okay, my dude! You can say whatever you want!
So he’s flattered to have been invited to the cabin, but a large part of the cabin’s charm is his presence? Does he feel flattered when invited anywhere, then? Because of his own presence at the places he’s visiting? I’m pretty sure he doesn’t mean it that way, but I don’t see how else to take it.