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[regenerable]

So things are really kind of freaky right now.

Has anyone thought about mobbing Thylas and making him turn things back to normal? There have to be some torches and pitchforks around here somewhere.

Comments

[virtualunknown]

I like this idea...

[regenerable]

It is a very good one, if I do say so myself!

[tracingmemory]

Thylas? He's the God here, right?

...shouldn't you all be glad your town's not so gloomy anymore?

[regenerable]

He is, yeah.

This isn't my town. My town is back in America. This is my jail, so I don't really care if its gloomy or not. It's going to suck no matter what it's like here.

[tracingmemory]

...he doesn't sound like a very good one.

At least it looks pretty now? You have to be optimistic about these kind of things, don't you?

[regenerable]

Yeah, well, he's a substitute god. What're you going to do? Not build him an altar and worship him is the answer.

No. Optimism gets leads nowhere, but to disappointment. So its better to be realistic. But I'm a teenager, so I'm always going to choose depression over sparkles and sunshine.

Because this really was my first reaction to the character....

[box_of_doom]

DUDE!! YOU HAVE THE SAME NAME AS ME!! AWESOME!!!!!

hahahaha

[regenerable]

... right. Okay then.

[siphonei]

Not a good idea, Miss Claire~

[regenerable]

But it worked out decently for the people in Beauty and the Beast.

[virtualunknown]

Didn't the guy leading them fall off a roof?

[regenerable]

I said the people, not Gaston.

Although if he were here, he'd totally be leading us.

[alchemyxfreak]

We can't force him to change anything he's not in control of.
Even if we could force him to do anything at all.

I'm all for trying to fix this, though.

[regenerable]

I say we still blame him, regardless.

[alchemyxfreak]

Why not? He did take full responsibility for the 'mess up'.