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Revan, in his old Dark Lord gear, is pacing back and forth in front of a couch and looking thoughtful. Well, his posture is thoughtful, anyway. He stops after a while and turns to face the Nexus at large. "Nexus Children," he announces, like it's a declaration of war. "How do you deal with them, when you find out you or a sibling has one?"
"Also, how exactly are 'alternates' decided on? Is it just the first version of someone that pops into the Nexus that is considered 'the original'? Does that mean that every version to enter the Nexus after that is somehow a flawed version of the first? Is that really a fair assumption?"
After a long pause, he adds, as a last question, "Have you or would you change history, knowing it would hardly affect anything?"
"Also, how exactly are 'alternates' decided on? Is it just the first version of someone that pops into the Nexus that is considered 'the original'? Does that mean that every version to enter the Nexus after that is somehow a flawed version of the first? Is that really a fair assumption?"
After a long pause, he adds, as a last question, "Have you or would you change history, knowing it would hardly affect anything?"