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It took me a couple of lines to figure out which song you were basing that on... I'll just go lean quietly against this Wall until the rest figure it out.

No the glow effect is only when Atsali's face is in view, there is no glow when just Calista is in view.

TazManiac wrote:Beard Papa will take care of pastry requirements...
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I thought those were Becky's baliwick.

Not at the moment, have you seen it?

OK they can tell Castela she killed in self-defense even though she didn't know she was under attack? That's some really twisted logic there...

Had to watch the Youtube version with the nice techno music, but WOW!

And now Pickle is going to cry...

We may be getting a bit of backstory on Castela in a roundabout way.

ETA ninja'd by seconds again...

And I see the web site is back up, thank goodness and the FSM.

Wapsi wrote:

Opus the Poet wrote:Possible last-second edit there? (empty word balloon with the "tail" pointed at Castela).

Hit F5

Yay! I found an Easter Egg

Possible last-second edit there? (empty word balloon with the "tail" pointed at Castela).

I'm still thinking unstoppable fae-killing machine that didn't get fully programmed before it left the lab but did get some programming, and the orphanage was trying to bypass the fae-killing parts of her programming when Kath adopted her.

Couldn't kill it, didn't want it made into a weapon against them, hardly counts as "good intentions". Wanted it socialized and happy, might count as "good intentions" had the two previous conditions not existed, but here it just is a sub-requirement of "not made into a weapo...

Dave, pun jar now, something big and flashy...

Bingo, Castela can kill fae and they can't hurt her. Except by "throwing her away".

ETA Ninja'd by seconds.

My thoughts as well, there must have been a fae that seriously hurt Castela either physically or emotionally.

Warrl wrote:Calista, the pun jar is beckoning...

Not for the characters, they don't get to choose the words in their mouths. Besides there is a wall between them and the Jar, the 4th wall...

That is certainly what they most closely resemble, but I'm still trying to figure out why there would be a whole shelf of Miller Lite cans in a school cooler. Of course there are tales of heavy-drinking paranormals even as children, so maybe there are some that need the beer to survive?

Funny the sax sounds an awful lot like either bagpipes or someone torturing a cat with a harmonica...

KnightDelight wrote:That is to say, she could get any number of pairs for one flat fae.

I think there is a pan-dimensional Pun Jar awaiting a not-so-flat payment from you.