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[snowburned]

It's come to my attention that with the recent disorganization in Edensphere, all the new arrivals may have extra trouble acclimating. Aside from learning where everything is, I think it's important to know who people are. Certainly people are capable of meeting new people on their own, but there are other considerations--for instance, if you find

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[stonyfaced]

There's only one member there without a smile... Kazahana. You may be giving newcomers the wrong impression.

[inkblot. He's laughing. So much. He is also reminded of the Watch's approach to grammar, just in art form.]

They've got very nice eyelashes.

[NOT GONNA COMMENT ON THE EARS.]

[snowburned]

I would, but I want these drawings to depict people accurately. Justice isn't scary or mean, but he generally has a very [pause for mental word search] dignified expressions.

Everyone has eyelashes. But thank you.

[stonyfaced]

Accurately, eh? Last time I checked, nobody had ears quite that... prominent.

[snowburned]

That's artistic interpretation. Besides, ears aren't important. No one recognizes other people by their ears.

[stonyfaced]

I would if they had bunny ears. But now that you mention artistic representation... yeah, that explains it.

[snowburned]

That's what makes it art. I don't know why people don't understand this.

[stonyfaced]

Artists are difficult to understand at the best of times. They're probably just not able to recognize it as art 'cos there's no urns in.

[snowburned]

Urns?

[stonyfaced]

Only way to tell if it's art or not is if it's got an urn. General rule of thumb amongst the uneducated public.

[snowburned]

That doesn't make much sense. Urns are just unnecessarily large pots, aren't they?