#cgha

I really enjoy your various fanworks and I have a question regarding the Home Continuity.

Could you tell me how long the story spans? As in how many years in-universe have occurred from the beginning up until the most recent chapter?

I would be very appreciative of a response.

Thank you for creating.

And have a good week.

-Quo Fid

Hi! And sure! ^_^

The whole Home series takes place (so far) over about four years, with Can't Go Home Again beginning in 1995 and Going Home in a Box currently in mid 1999.

That being said, there was some weirdness with time in CGHA, with it moving a lot faster than I was really intending on. It wasn't until the second story, Almost Feels Like Home, that I started pacing time correctly.

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i like music a lot that's what I'll mostly be posting about i think!

i like a lot of media so thisll be updated a lot because I am way too forgetful regarding these things uhhhhhh

Doctor Who

Ace Attorney

Higurashi/Umineko

Shin Megami Tensei

Tokusatsu (Kamen Rider, Ultraman, Super Sentai)

Gundam (zeta Gundam my beloved)

Legend of the Galactic Heroes

Sonic (sorry)

I wouldn't say I actively like fnaf but I know a lot of ball

touhou (n1ccs from 4 to 13 so far and extra completions from 6 to 12)

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Mike cares a lot about Scott. He's worried for and over him in the past and likewise, Scott's often worried about him. XD It's sort of like a 'not significantly older' uncle and nephew situation with the two.

The recent conversation hasn't really changed Mike's opinion of Scott. A lot of what he said about his guilt are things Mike's thought of too about himself- especially when he went through that period of comparing himself to 'the Purple Guy'. He's seeing Scott post-Freddy's, after he's had to deal with the fallout of his past, so he's not judging him for mistakes he made way back when. Especially when he's so aware of Afton's control on the business.

Mike is aware that Scott has a point, but he doesn't blame him. He was in a similar situation and didn't even know it, so he knows what it feels to have that shake-up.

I put two and two together and made these