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internal subsystem host flag (flag 1): the flag has nine stripes, three big, three small, then three big again. the middle stripe (#5) is grey. the outer stripes (#1, #9) and the stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6) are two shades of red. the inner two big stripes on both sides (#2, #3, #7, #8) are two shades of a blue.

internal subsystem host flag with greyscale symbols (flag 2): same as above, but it has two circles, a grey and an off-white, wrapping around the two stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6), meant to represent a "person A" and "person B" within a subsystem.

internal subsystem host flag with colored symbols (flag 3): same as above, but the circles are colored blue and orange instead.

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triple upload, this, fronting subsystem host, and host, co-host, and ex-host.

fronting subsystem host flag (flag 1): the flag has nine stripes, three big, three small, then three big again. the middle stripe (#5) is grey. the outer stripes (#1, #9) and the stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6) are two shades of red. the inner two big stripes on both sides (#2, #3, #7, #8) are two shades of a dark blue.

fronting subsystem host flag with greyscale symbols (flag 2): same as above, but it has two circles, a grey and an off-white, wrapping around the two stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6), meant to represent a "person A" and "person B" within a subsystem.

fronting subsystem host flag with colored symbols (flag 3): same as above, but the circles are colored blue and orange instead.

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subsystem host flag (flag 1): the flag has nine stripes, three big, three small, then three big again. the middle stripe (#5) is grey. the outer stripes (#1, #9) and the stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6) are two shades of red. the inner two big stripes on both sides (#2, #3, #7, #8) are two shades of a magenta.

beside flag 1 is the co-host (flag 2), which keeps the reds but changes the magentas to dark purples, and the ex-host (flag 3), which also keeps the reds, but changes the magentas to dark blues.

subsystem host, co-host, and ex-host flags with greyscale symbols (flag 4, 5, 6): same as above, but it has two circles, a grey and an off-white, wrapping around the two stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6), meant to represent a "person A" and "person B" within a subsystem.

subsystem host, co-host, and ex-host flags with colored symbols (flag 7, 8, 9): same as above, but the circles are colored blue and orange instead.

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subsystem fragment flag (flag 1): the flag has nine stripes, three big, three small, then three big again. the middle stripe (#5) is grey. the outer stripes (#1, #9) and the stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6) are two shades of a dark grey. the inner two big stripes on both sides (#2, #3, #7, #8) are two shades of a pale purple. the pale purples reference my own fragment flag (not yet posted).

subsystem fragment flag with greyscale symbols (flag 2): same as above, but it has two circles, a grey and an off-white, wrapping around the two stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6), meant to represent a "person A" and "person B" within a subsystem.

subsystem fragment flag with colored symbols (flag 3): same as above, but the circles are colored blue and orange instead.

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subsystem helper flag (flag 1): the flag has nine stripes, three big, three small, then three big again. the middle stripe (#5) is grey. the outer stripes (#1, #9) and the stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6) are two shades of a warm orange. the inner two big stripes on both sides (#2, #3, #7, #8) are two shades of biege. these colors do not reference another person's helper flag.

subsystem helper flag with greyscale symbols (flag 2): same as above, but it has two circles, a grey and an off-white, wrapping around the two stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6), meant to represent a "person A" and "person B" within a subsystem.

subsystem helper flag with colored symbols (flag 3): same as above, but the circles are colored blue and orange instead.

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was very indecisive on the saturation... still not entirely satisfied, but well, i know far too well how my sensory-seeking is never ending. way happier with this than my first colors.

subsystem persecutor flag (flag 1): the flag has nine stripes, three big, three small, then three big again. the middle stripe (#5) is grey. the outer stripes (#1, #9) and the stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6) are two shades of black. the inner two big stripes on both sides (#2, #3, #7, #8) are two shades of a red. both the blacks and reds reference epikulupu's persecutor flag.

subsystem persecutor flag with greyscale symbols (flag 2): same as above, but it has two circles, a grey and an off-white, wrapping around the two stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6), meant to represent a "person A" and "person B" within a subsystem.

subsystem persecutor flag with colored symbols (flag 3): same as above, but the circles are colored blue and orange instead.

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subsystem gatekeeper flag (flag 1): the flag has nine stripes, three big, three small, then three big again. the middle stripe (#5) is grey. the outer stripes (#1, #9) and the stripes surrounding the middle stripes (#4, #6) are two shades of pink. the inner two big stripes on both sides (#2, #3, #7, #8) are two shades of a purple. both the pinks and purples reference the-silent-fellowship's gatekeeper flag.

subsystem gatekeeper flag with greyscale symbols (flag 2): same as above, but it has two circles, a grey and an off-white, wrapping around the two stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6), meant to represent a "person A" and "person B" within a subsystem.

subsystem gatekeeper flag with colored symbols (flag 3): same as above, but the circles are colored blue and orange instead.

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