32, 37 (evil), 44, 46 and 48 for soggy? my soggy?
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32. Something guaranteed to make them smile/laugh
animals doing silly things, people close to her cracking jokes. she'll even laugh in awkward situations to alleviate stress (though she doesn't laugh in very stressful situations)
37. What they really think about themselves
she has a lot of negativity, frustration, anger, and hatred for herself but frustrates herself more by feeling so adamantly she cannot tell anyone how she feels because they feel that she'll let them down and sour their mood. or they wouldn't understand how she feels or not want to talk about anything difficult with her
she is supposed to be the silly iterator and is upset she feels anything but
does not help that her careless experimentation is killing herself (the rot consumes) and one of her best friends (ghost, the rot consumes) and she feels she will never be able to make up for that
she thinks there is nothing good about her. she talks because she is social and she must but wonders why anyone loves her when she cannot love herself
44. Their happiest memory
a collection of memories. spending the majority of the cycle chatting away with flesh of the innocent after they met outside of anonymous broadcasts. how their conversations evolved from a commonality of intetests to being about each other and what was going on
but again. not wanting to worry and disappoint and stress others so she stopped talking about the rot getting worse
46. The person they most admire
summer is more casual about everything, even the hard topics. not afraid to be honest and get serious when needed. he also keeps trying to reach out and check in. but also probably bib in the sqs setting for sticking with people despite everything and still caring when it gets tough
48. Scariest moment of their life
finding the rot festering on its puppet. something that didn't want to be ignored despite her trying. it was (still is) gross and horrifying. shes better at tuning it out now but its still a constant heavy reminder of mistakes