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I love how Spamton works in the meta-textual sense. How he sees the audience supporting, in reality, how (some of) the audience sees him. There's something really cool to be said about how a chunk of people turned on him the second they saw contrary evidence, simply because they liked Tenna, and in fact, that also supports how, for Tenna, the audience is beloved. His lifeblood. But for Spamton, the audience is fickle. They're there for entertainment above all, and when they don't have that, they'll toss him to the curb. They'll laugh at him, they'll take everything from him, or at least watch as it is, and then they'll leave. Find entertainment elsewhere. Tenna was that for at least a portion of the people who "liked" Spamton and then turned on him when they had the opposing side's story, and I find that so weird, too. Tenna is often seen as sympathetic (not that he isn't), at least more so than Spamton, who was, for many, a passing phase on the way to something better, and I think... Isn't that kinda cool? When our attitudes feed into the greater narrative?

Although you're shy and sometimes hard to read, I know you're a nice person. Sometimes I wonder if we could be closer friends but most of the time I feel as if I annoy you. I see your passion through your writing and it's inspiring.