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The Maiden and Her Knight ~ 1907 ~ Rowland Wheelwright (Australian, 1870-1955)

This is a perfect example of an @jonnywaistcoat question. Care to weigh in J-Dawg?

So, Sebastian, I agree - it makes absolutely no sense at all. Goodness, the only way it might be really obvious what was going on would be if maybe, just maybe, there was some sort of being or entity that attacked people's perceptions and made them see things that weren't there, twisting their minds and or causing them to believe themselves mad or, I dunno, possessed. I mean, if such a thing existed then I suppose it might be trying to target the deepest fears of a very religious man by playing with ideas of possession and demons and stolen faith. But you're right, it's probably actual demons, something that had never been established as existing in The Magnus Archives. Because if one of Smirke's Fourteen was specifically to do with madness and perception, that would be a pretty embarrassing question to have asked, especially in such an aggressively way.

In her spaceship

ah i see youve noticed me tamping down the soft earth

As for unavoidable….you understand that the vast majority of people who have ever graduated college throughout history did so without ever once using AI, right? You understand that?

he's a little clingy

#girl who is clearly healed and doing okay

enters the room and accidentally drops all of these

Hermits, monks and mystics. Ink drawings on paper.