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The Funeral Clock

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POV you're Mr.Cups and you're realising you maybe killed the wrong Schrödinger
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Makin em little
The people have chosen.
It is DATE NIGHT.
You have, in all your wiseness, decided to INVITE SOMEONE OUT ON AN ENDEAVOUR OF ROMANCE. You stand outside their door, ready to WHISK THEM AWAY for the NIGHT.
You have decided to invite....
The Light-Lost Captain
The Diminutive Scholar
The Avaricious Page
The Timorous Corpse
All posts for this will be tagged with #fallen london: date night .
Please reblog for reach, since each poll will only last one day- you have EXACTLY ONE CHANCE to perform THE OPTIMAL DATE.
I love making playlists for my ocs its like

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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if i draw more fl art, which of my ocs would you rather see more of?
Myghal Tregory, The Diminutive Scholar (rat death communist with a gun)
Orville Schrödinger, The Light Lost Captain (Squid with survivor's guilt)
Tybalt Thyward, The Avaricious Page (Prince with a thousand enemies but a tiger)
Dietlinde Schrödinger, The Timorous Corpse (A very scared girl avenging herself)
Anyway this is canonically how The Corpse got somewhere to stay. Page just grabbed her
My father once told me a story of a greek woman, pandora. She held a jar that contained all the evils in the world.
This small rectangle of glass would appear to serve a similar purpose.
As it is, I suppose I will take "requests".