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System A is the parent to their young kid, Person B. It's been months since Person C, System A's partner and Person B's parent, died in an accident, leaving System A to have to tend to changes in their system as well as the natural struggles that follow the death of a loved one. Person B is struggling and System A knows it; trying their best, they go through a series of juggling system troubles and taking care of their kid, ending up with Person B and System A fighting after a particularly bad day. System A, after giving Person B space and/or figuring things out with the rest of the system, finally tries to talk to Person B about the argument.

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Person A, an aspiring actor, is finally taking classes to follow their dreams. However, after every role they play, they continue to "get stuck in character." It's only after they meet closeted System B that they stop worrying over it because they're not the only one who "gets stuck in character!" But after a turn of events during a performance where System B switches mid-act and the current fronting headmate has no idea what's going on, Person A realizes that there's more going on with System B then they thought. And maybe even with themself(s). 

Headmate A is struggling to figure out where they came from, and despite encouragement from the rest of the system that they don't need to beat themselves up over for it, they still do. One day they stumble upon an old art book, and as the hours pass by they come to a realization.

Headmate A and Headmate B are usually co-conscious of each other when the other fronts, talking with one another and co-fronting when the other wants to show them something. They're both mutually pining but neither of them realize it. One day Headmate C and Headmate D make a bet on how long it takes for the two to end up together.

Headmate A doesn't speak the same language as everyone else in the system, leaving them feeling confused and alone when trying to interact with everyone else inside and/or outside of the system. The rest of the system comes up with a plan on how to make them feel heard and incorporated.

Headmate A loves their outside family but struggles bringing that same love to their internal family.