#which feels wrong

my question is are the watches stopped on the exact time they died as a sort of constant reminder, or are they now ticking forever, never to stop? and is the idea of them staying frozen forever at the exact second they died more or less heartbreaking then the idea that if they keep do keep ticking then they're a constant reminder of time passing but never growing old. also depending on the watch you can feel the vibration of the ticking against your wrist, its subtle but its there.. can you imagine being stuck with that for eternity? not just the visual reminder of time passing but literally FEELING every second that passes?

I wonder why. I mean, there's no reason he can't, these are alternative realities after all. But other characters look like the actors who play them, so why..?

YOU'RE JUST TOO SWEET TO ME, MY FRIEND. I AM UNDESERVING OF ALL THIS LOVE.

Neither of the predatory subspecies are dangerous to humans (humans don’t provide the right nutritients and will only be eaten if the horse is starving). The larger horses eat a predatory bird called the Gravopir who attack humans.

Also, Dani, Jake, and Moira’s years of living under Barclay’s cleaning rules means that they actually do end up cleaning it up a little. They can’t help themselves. They always thought they’d love to live in a place where dishes don’t have to be washed the second you’re done eating, but it turns out that Barclay has given them all weird neuroses about cleaning, so here they are, borrowing Duck’s vacuum to vacuum Leo’s apartment while he’s out at work.