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People afflicted with the hanahaki disease usually cough up flowers that are, in some way, significant to the one they love.

Character A is shocked at all the different types that are growing out of them -- after all, they only love one person... right?

Submitted Prompt #191

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Prompt #857

"No, uh, that's not – my secret identity is, uh, complicated."

"Complicated how?"

"They're... kind of a different person entirely?"

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Prompt #417

Villain A has decided to use their technology/magic to literally place themself into the heard of their archnemesis so as to manipulate them from within their own mind.

What they weren't expecting, upon carrying out their plan, was a bunch of already existing people inside Hero B's head shutting that down almost immediately. And why do they keep calling Villain A a "persecutor factive"?

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Prompt #371

"Are you alright?"

"No! No, none of this is 'alright.' I didn't... What am I supposed to do, now?!"

"Talk to them, I guess?"

"Talk to the people in my brain?!"

"Would you rather not know what, at least, to call the people in your brain?"

"... Fine. But I'm only learning their names and then I'm not talking to them any more."

"Even if they talk to you first?"

"I – I'll figure that out later. If they talk to me first."

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Prompt #327

In a world where guardian angels exist, with each and every person having their own angel to watch over them, one may wonder what the protocol is for systems who consider themselves to be multiple persons. Why, the solution is simple – their guardian angel is a system, too!

For each headmate that System A has, their guardian angel system – System B – has a corresponding headmate to watch over them. If Headmate A.1 is fronting in System A, Headmate B.1 will front in System B. If Headmate A.2 is co-con, Headmate B.2 will be co-con, and so on and so forth. Although this process is largely successful, it does bring about some grievances, especially for the angelic systems who cannot control much of what happens in their system. How does this process work out for System A and System B?

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Prompt #668

For one day a week, Person A gains a new person in their head. They're not sure how or why this happens, but this other person is nice enough that they're not worried or scared about it. It's the highlight of their week, in fact! They're just curious about who Person B is the rest of the week – do they have their own life? If so, how has this weekly body sharing affected them? Person B always shies away from the topic, so Person A is left curious.

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Prompt #300

According to traditional rules, genies only allow a person to make three wishes, and Genie A is no exception to this. They're very experienced in people trying to rules-lawyer their way into more wishes, but when it comes to System B, they must admit they've met their match. If only the laws on genie wishes weren't written so carefully that each headmate of a system were entitled to their own three wishes...

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Prompt #586

"Could you just listen to me for once?!" Hero A yelled as they dodged another chunk of building thrown at their head. "For the last time, I'm not –"

"Trying to get in my head?" Villain B growled. Hero A's face twisted like they were trying not to laugh, and Villain B's rage burned.

Of course they'd find that funny, what with their nonsense about how Villain B was "more than just one person" and "someone completely different at times, literally." Yeah, right. Villain B would know if they had more people in their head – they just couldn't figure out why Hero A was going for such an obvious trick.