[ The mirror activates, revealing a slender young girl lightly touching its surface. She looks slightly different than your average human - candy corn horns, gray skin, yellow eyes, and black lips will do that to you - but overall, she looks remarkably humanoid. She hasn't yet changed out of the white shift, and yet her clothes are nowhere in sight
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Nevermind that this might not be a planet at all.
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That certainly seems rational. Dreams are not necessarily mutually exclusive with what is real. At least, as far as I've seen.
[ A slight wrinkle of confusion flits across her features. This human is certainly being confusing! ] How so?
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There's gardens here, it's run by someone named the Queen of Hearts, and men aren't allowed.
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[ -wait what. ] Actually, I'm temporarily retracting my previous statement. Do you have any idea why men wouldn't be allowed?
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And this probably isn't a dream.
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May I ask why you say that?
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This is not a dream.
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...what are you, anyway?
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I'm a troll. Alternians such as myself happen to be the constituents of one of the most ancient civilizations in the galaxy. Then again, with only twelve of us left in the universe, I'm unsure that we really qualify as civilization material.
I assume you're another one of the humans?
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Well, of course. And why would I even think of that? Nobody's ever been further out than the moon, after all.
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Humans have only made it to the moon? I assume that you mean Earth's evidently singular moon, as well.
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I have no way of being certain in my musings either. It simply seemed like a rational explanation for an otherwise mystifying phenomenon.
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I'm Rei Hino, by the way.
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I'm Kanaya Maryam. A pleasure to meet you, I'm sure.
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