My Diary #169

Dear Tigey,

How did you enjoy your forays out of the house this week? The multiple trips downstairs?

Entry #169 (Dec 15 2024)

Table of Contents

Switched…
ට  Life
ට  Games
ට  Plushie of the Week #164
ට  Song of the Week #141
ට  Memory Snippet of the Week #148
ට  Dreams

Life

I changed my realtor this week! I got in touch with someone who seems to come well recommended by the community, and who I could sort of gauge their vibe before actually reaching out to them. I then parted ways with the old realtor by telling them that I wasn’t interested in buying a house any longer at this time. Through them, at any rate, but I left out that part. I asked for the housing portal to be closed midweek, but even until the end of the week the guy still hasn’t actually closed it yet. Whatever.

The new agent, whose name I won’t reveal partly because I’m already linking to his online alias and don’t want to attach a real name to that, but also partly because I already have hover text for his name linked to other person/s and don’t want things to become even more confusing, did set up my housing portal for me on the same site as the last one though, so technically for some time I had two different housing portals on that same site that all the realtors seem to use. He’s from a different realtor company, but I guess there are only one, maybe two, of those housing portal websites that all the companies use. Which makes sense.

Due to the first realtor taking his own sweet time in removing my access to the first portal, I got to see something on Friday night — the second house which I had gone to see three weeks ago flipped to Sold status! Good for them. It sold for $352,500, which was $17,400 below their second asking price (the original ask was $389,000 and the second was $369,000), and which was actually a bit below their initial “final offer” of $354,000 when I was making my offer to them, but still well over what I was willing to pay since it lacked a garage, though it was in the ballpark of the “slightly elevated, but somewhat fair price” of $350,000 that I had mentioned in my blog post three weeks ago. Maybe they removed the wheelchair lift from the offer or something came up in inspection.

More importantly though, it did show me that my math was correct, and the my now ex-realtor’s price analysis and insistance of how $369,000 was absolutely a fair price and how I had to buy now or it would become “SOLD”, due to his cherry-picked numbers, was a bunch of crock. He was trying to make me overpay for a fatter paycheck. Validation felt good. I think there’s a decent chance that I’ll end up getting another place in that neighbourhood eventually.

There were three fire alarms this week within a 24-hour period in the apartment building — at around 11:30 pm on Wednesday Dec 11, then around 7:30 am and then again around 8:45 am on Thursday, Dec 12. The first two times, the alarm was on the “eigthth” floor, according to the fire alarm panel by the main door, whereas the third time, the alarm stopped after a couple minutes so I didn’t even make it out the door. Since it’s well into winter now, the people that do “evacuate” just stay in the front lobby instead of all the way out, which is how I finally noticed that the firemen taking the elevator up don’t actually take it up all the way to the floor where the alarm is, but just to two levels below it, before walking the rest of the way up. Alex told me later this week when we were chatting that that’s normal for firemen and the reason we’re told not to use the elevators during a fire alarm is probably less because it’s a fire hazard, and more so that the firemen’s usage is unimpeded.

I won’t miss these fire alarms when I finally move out though, though it is nice seeing the neighbours in the lobby, and I definitely do outright recognize a few of them now. It’s also interesting how few people even bother to come down and out anymore. If there ever is a real conflagration, there’re going to be avoidable casualties for sure.

We had our team Christmas lunch, part 1, this Friday. This was self-funded, since thanks to our department’s new executives, an actual team Christmas lunch fund was no longer a thing, even though this was a normality before COVID. Anyway this year’s team lunch was held at a restaurant just called MEAT, though it has seems to have alternate names like MEAT Edmonton, MEAT BARBECUE, EAT MEAT NOW, and a few other variations. The store looked like this on the inside:

And the food menu like this:

The meat was succulent and tasty, but the actual helping amount was really small and not exactly filling at all. It didn’t leave me hungry, but it did leave me unsatisfied, especially for the amount I paid. Alex, Justin and I ended up splitting the $90 sampler and a couple of side dishes between the three of us, a cornbread that I didn’t eat and a coleslaw salad that was offscreen, and this is what it looked like:

Let’s hear a resounding eh for that tray. Other people’s meals looked like this.

We had seven people with us, because Sandy could not make it in the end, and bless him for that as we were informed that groups of 8 or more would be charged an automatic extra 15% gratuity. So even though it was pricey, it wasn’t as pricey as it could have been. What also saved me a bunch of money was that I ordered the meat special to go as well, which was some pickle-drenched pork belly or something for an extra $17 and tax and tip, but although we were there from when it opened at 11 am until about 1:10 pm, it was never ready to serve so they couldn’t give me the dish in the end. My portion of the sampler plus tip still came up to about $46 in the end though.

Some people had desserts as well, and here’s a picture of the pecan pie:

And eggnog cheesecake (with a bite taken out of it):

Those were way too pricey for $7 plus tip too. This is why restaurants culture in North America is so broken. Still, it was great to hang out with the team again, even if no one from my side of the team actually showed up in the end, just the developers from the other side of the team, plus Ronnie.

I had bussed to this event from Southgate LRT Station, and was on the same bus as Alex, who lived around Century Park. We didn’t realize we were on the same bus until we alighted though, but after the event, we both took a walk along Whyte Avenue and popped into a couple random gift and specialty shops, doing some window-shopping and chatting with each other. We then took a bus back to Southgate from another bus stop which was about four or five streets to the west, and parted ways there.

I entered Southgate Mall, then decided to stop by an event called Enchanted Illumination, a little winter scenery walkthrough thing set up in an unused shop space. Admission was free, though the balloons were not (and I didn’t get one), and the outside of the space looked like this:

And here’s a bunch of pictures of the inside:

Very pretty. The IDrawAlive thing at the end has a URL with a code that works and can be accessed from home, but that only allows one to create a character online and not actually see the winter scene. Oh well.

I bought some garlic green peas this week that were half off on the Safeway discount rack, and chewed on them throughout the week. They came in many little small sealed packs inside a larger overall pack, and were actually pretty great, and I’m just leaving this note to remind me about them in the future. They were apparently from the Sheng Xiang Zhen (盛香珍) brand.

That cheap pan that I bought has already earned a couple battle scars from, well, soup-making. That was quick. I guess this one might not last that long after all at this rate. But at least the handle is still intact.

My evening Twitch streamer, Nomakk, started a personal subathon this week for the Christmas season, which is basically a fund-raising event for the channel (as sub means subscription and -athon apparently is a suffix for “an activity”). As a moderator I’m helping out with logistics for it, like helping give out game keys to people who win them from random giveaways, and keeping track of overall points and who wins what, and that sort of organization has always been something I find to be a lot of fun.

As is customary, here is a selection of photos from the week. There were lots of clouds through the week as usual but the sun did peek out now and again. This was the sky on Mon Dec 09, 4:04 pm, and I took this one because I liked the shades of red and blue sharing their hues with each other:

And then on Tue Dec 10, at 2:30 am, as I wanted to capture the bright clouds hovering over the city due to the reflection of snow (and probably city lights, but it never gets this way during the spring, summer, or fall):

This next one is from Thu Dec 12, 3:51 pm, when there was a weird wall of clouds across the entire horizon:

And then on Fri Dec 13, 4:03 pm, when the sun was on fire.

And then again on Sat Dec 14, 4:53 pm, when the skies were a pretty mix of blue and orange.

Games

I finished Metaphor: ReFantazio on my stream this week, 100%-ing the game after several days of grinding up the story long enough to unlock getting the last two masks I needed for the craft all masks achievement, and then beating the level 99 super boss on Easy difficulty (in New Game+ mode) while I was at level 39. It was a good game, but having to replay it into midgame to get 100% achievements meant that it overstayed its welcome a little bit. It would have been better if the super boss was beatable in the main story, or if your levels carried over into New Game+ so that I didn’t have to grind levels again, but thankfully I didn’t have to grind my level all the way to the 60s or even 80s to beat it.

After that, I started playing Oxenfree II on stream, with the game licence itself borrowed from Satinel‘s account. That one’s been a lot of fun so far, I love the way that the conversations weave into each other instead of the “turn-based” conversations that most other games have. The characters will just keep on talking if you don’t butt in with your own thoughts, and sometimes interrupting them will produce different or funny effects, whereas sometimes not interrupting them does so as well when they wonder why you are so quiet. The game has a mysterious and slight horror vibe to it, and there seem to be lots of thematic crossover with (and some references to characters from) the first game, and has a strong time travel theme, which is always fun. The game itself isn’t terribly long though, and is basically a 2-3 stream game unless I go for alternate endings too.

Off-stream, I’ve been playing a lot of Infinity Nikki still, slowly poking away at the early game and the various costumes I can collect and activities I can do. One nice feature it has is that you can pull up static images of other players in game where they took and shared photographs, and then pose with them and take your own photographs too, so while it isn’t cooperative or multiplayer per se, one can at least see others’ echoes and messages and costumes in game that way.

Here’s some pictures of my character from the week:

And a couple from posing with other people’s image echoes:

Love it! I spent way too much time looking at other people’s outfits, something I nearly never do in any game, and while the game has optimization problems and I probably want to try other games this next week anyway (Ballionaire is being very tempting right now), I expect that I’ll be back now and then, at least to ogle other people’s outfits and collect silly poses with them to upload to the ingame server too, since all those screenshots that I took “with” other players could be uploaded right back to the player and anyone else viewing that photo to see too, with an optional additional message attached. Being able to interact with other players’ ingame “echoes” or “messages” and building on it is a cool asynchronous but shared social aspect thing that I haven’t seen implemented in other games.

Plushie of the Week #164

Not to be confused with the much mor recent Tonttu the gnome, this week’s plushies of the week are a couple of identical gnomes that we got sometime in our Singapore childhood. I don’t know the backstory behind them joining our plushie army, nor do I know exactly when they did so, I just know that they have been around forever. Possibly even from before Tigey‘s arrival in 1998.

Now, I know they’re leprechauns, and seem to be manufactured by a company named Kiddiefun that is apparently located in Dublin, Ireland, but as far as us kids were concerned, we didn’t know much about leprechauns so to us they were just gnomes. We didn’t have a proper name for them except that, and I don’t think they even ever received individual names, so maybe I should just capitalizing the word as befitting proper nouns. Gnomes. In fact, I’m not even sure if there was actually ever a third Gnome, so that all of us siblings would have one each, or if there were only two Gnomes, perhaps because we got them before Jon was conceived or something. Or maybe because that’s just the way things were and there wasn’t meant to be one Gnome per kid. Who knows. All that information is lost in time now.

But Gnomatter. These are very old plushies, and the Gnomes currently reside in a box at my parents’ place, so the pictures are from when I visited them in 2022.

Facial closeup of one of the Gnomes:

Front scan:

Back scan:

Tag front:

Tag back:

And the two Gnomes lying side by side:

Song of the Week #141

Title: To the Moon and Back
Artist: Savage Garden
Album: Savage Garden (1997)

This song is my favourite Savage Garden song, although I do very much like several other songs from them — Truly, Madly, Deeply, as well as I Knew I Loved You both were in my top 10 at some point and likely still rank in my top 100 songs as well, whereas Break Me Shake Me, Santa Monica, Affirmation, I Want You, and Tears of Pearls are all songs that I think of positively. I own, and very much like, both of their first two albums.

To the Moon and Back was always special for me though. Besides the space theme, which I like very much, it reminds me of Tampines 294, of my Dunman classmates, especially Zixiang and Huihan, and of Mom playing board games and watching MTV Asia with me. It also has a gentle, pinkish-orangish flowery scent attached to it that I like very much, and a touch of the liminal feeling of walking in the deep gloom of late evening by a river, with a city skyline full of busy, towering skyscrapers on the other side.

Apparently the song was re-released multiple times with different official music videos, including this one and this one, but the version I linked below in the embed is definitely the one that I remember watching on TV. Even though the scenes are abstract and weirdly angled, the angles and colours all struck ancient memory chords when I viewed the video.

What a pleasant dream…

Memory Snippet of the Week #148

Long, long ago, back in the mythical Singapore times of my childhood (around 1990-1999 or so), we had a series of books that I still remember fondly to this day. They were called “The Secret Book of the Gnomes”, and apparently were written by someone with a pesudonym of David the Gnome. There’s still references to it all over the Internet — there’s an Amazon listing of Volume 1 here for example, and an eBay listing of what apparently is all 50 books here, and some hodgepodge books being sold here, and so on. Goodreads and other Amazon listings seem to indicate that there might only be 25 volumes though, so I don’t know what’s up with that and didn’t look too closely at that.

But nonetheless, although I don’t remember much about it, these books were extremely formative for me as a youngster and unlocking my imagination about the wondrous nature of the world and the unknown. It talked about gnomes living daily lives, and writing a diary (for human readers) describing things like food, medicine, songs they sung, and so on. It was colourful and capricious and mixed art with writing, science with magic, reality with fantasy, learning with fun, and were the best things ever, at least according to my rose-tinted goggles. And since this week’s Plushie(s) of the Week were about the Gnomes, this Memory Snippet demanded to be written down as well.

We never had a complete set, though we had several books in the set, but we don’t seem to own any of them at all now, so we probably got rid of them either while transitioning from Tampines 294 to Edmonton 4012, or once we kids moved out from Edmonton 4012. That being said, I have thought more than once about trying to collect these books as an adult, just to have them as a memory of childhood and an occasional childhood world to delve into. Perhaps once I actually get a house and set up a little library of precious things in there.

It looks like there’s even a TV series that was eventually kind of based on them, and it might even have a Wikipedia page, though the information on that page is so brief that I’m not certain if it’s actually the same series or a slightly different one, as there are some books with different covers (which come up when I Google the author, Wil Huygen, who is most closely linked with “David the Gnome”) that are not actually part of the series as far as I am aware. Nonetheless, I really only cared about the books and probably would not be a big fan of the show, even if I could find out where to watch it.

There is another minor memory that I have mentally connected to this series of books, although I am somewhat confident that the memories are mixed up and this actually comes from another book instead. But we had a book at one point, at least in Tampines 294 but possibly before that, that also dealt with British children’s songs that stuck out to me as a potent childhood memory. We also had a cassette tape, I think, that played the songs on that book. I specifically remember sitting down on the floor in the spare room of Tampines 294 and playing the tape there.

The songs I remember the strongest include the chorus of Daisy Bell, and a version of English Country Garden. There were probably about ten songs on that cassette and lyric book at least, but I can’t be certain whether other songs I suspect might be from that book, like Scarborough Fair, actually WERE from that book, or if they were just songs I picked up elsewhere.

Dreams
Dec 09 2024
  • I visited a dusty weapons shop nestled between a couple of other shops on a street with a friend, within the first few minutes of a game. We only had lousy random starting gear like most other players, so we were wary about apporoaching the place, especially as another player who had already found an overpowered artillery weapon on wheels drove by on the road with that vehicle without seeing us.
  • Once we were in the shop, we found out that it had no gear that we actually wanted, as we were looking for specific weapons, but the shopkeeper slipped me a yellow post-it note and a $5 bill. The note mentioned something about a new hairdresser’s shop nearby and was a recommendation, written in blue pen, to go try it.
  • Once we left the shop, we considered crouching just outside the shop and attacking some people in the shop, using the front passage of the shop for partial cover from bullets. We decided it was too foolhardy though as we would be too susceptible to other passing players too, so we left.
  • Snippet: There was a snippet about something being resistant to slash damage and needing to use pierce damage instead, and to do that we needed to build a big bonfire, dedicated to pierce damage in this case, to change the overall damage type of something. I already had the bonfire built atop some tree branches, which I showed the group, and I was already hanging out with the group when we learnt that we needed pierce damage so this was proof that I hadn’t gone off by myself to build the bonfire after hearing about the damage change but before showing it to them. There was also a feeling that the bonfire represented something about the first event of the year or the school semester.
  • Snippet: Another snippet I had was about work, with four people from the Service Desk contacting our team over chat at the same time about four different tickets. The one I ended up looking at was from a client asking if only Japanese students were exchange students at our school, because if so, he had found an exchange student who we had not added into that email distribution list even though he was an exchange student, and he had “helpfully” CC:ed that exchange student telling him that he had been missed and was not getting emails. However, the answer was simply that he was not a Japanese exchange student, but Mexican or something, and we had not been given a list of students from there by the exchange department to add yet.
Dec 10 2024
  • There was a computer game with a central social hub area with lots of little portals leading to different levelling adventure zones, each one of which had a different minimum and maximum level range for their monsters. The zones themselves could be ran solo or in a group, though the only ones I remember personally running were solo.
  • I remember recognizing a lot of friends who were playing the game as well. I was level 20ish, and ElanaOrama was 31, which put her a couple levels out of reach of me being able to level with her since a 10 level difference meant that the higher level character would barely gain any experience at all. I remember wishing that I had a few more levels under my belt at that point so that I could join her.
  • I was near another two guys who I recognized, and one of them asked her how much it would cost for him to request that she “talk harshly” to him as he wanted to experience how that felt like. She said that no amount of money made that possible, but that they were welcome to join her levelling party.
  • Snoot_tv was a snail character in the game, and she slithered up with great speed to Elana, then opened her shell to reveal a pointy-shaped rock. Snoot presented it to Elana as a gift, before closing back her shell and slithering off again. Everyone thought it was a poop-shaped rock at first but upon closer inspection it was not, it was a rare stone from some exotic portal zone that Snoot had found that was just shaped that way.
  • There were hundreds of portals in the hub area and some led to rather exotic zones with unique loot. A girl was complaining though that because there were level limits for every zone, once she levelled a certain number of levels past a certain zone’s level range, she could not return there as the zone became very “hot” to her as a defensive measure, and would burn her for as long as she remained in the zone. A lot of the other servers’ starting zones for example were very easy to miss this way. That made me realize that even though it was slower to level, I wanted to explore other zones for special loot.
  • I filtered the list of portals in the game by element, and picked a Wind zone because I was partial to the Wind element. There were about 10 different Wind zones in the list, and I picked the lowest level Wind zone, which was a level 2-3 zone connected to an Amsterdam server and was empty, and entered it.
  • This zone was a single, large cavern with a small lake and a mountain made of rocky soil in it, and a number of small animals travelling around. Eventually a large boss animal spawned atop a hill and all the little animals gathered together and attacked it. As I was way over level for that zone, I expected to feel that heat too but it did not seem to trigger, so I went around gathering as many resources as I could, and also wiped out both sides in that big boss fight for maximum crafting resources before returning to base.
  • It was also possible to level by crafting, and some other people concentrated on this. In particular I remember a set of Chinese Chess pieces was very good for levelling because you had to craft each individual round and flat piece in the set, which meant a lot of experience once everything was added up. A burly orc-like character was chastised by his friends for wasting resources though, as he had crafted a number of little rectangular pieces with faces on them, even though each one was worth very little experience.
  • For my part, I crafted Elana a forge to repair gear that I placed beside their bed, and a container that I put on their bed. The bed was between the portals and the vendor that she normally visited to sell stuff, thus I put those things there so that she could visit them on her way to and from the zones.
  • There was also a segment where Zixiang was entering the hub zone and I went out to meet him at the lineup outside the zone. Ms Khoo was minding the line and she looked at him suspiciously because she knew that he was normally a troublemaker, but now he was a low level healer class, which tended to be reserved for quiet, well-behaved people. I was standing behind Zixiang and vouched for him though, and told Ms Khoo that I had seen Zixiang turn over a new leaf and had been helping him level the healer in a couple of low level zones already. She thus allowed him into the zone with me.
  • I led him toward the central hub area, which involved first running through a set of corridors marked with trellis archways. There was more than one route going through the place, and I led the way, holding his hand to guide him while walking in front of him. At one point, I stepped into a puddle of water and fell into the deceptively deep water beneath it, being completely submerged from head to toe for a split second before my reflexes kicked in and I jumped out and backwards, pulling Zixiang to safety before he fell in. Because I was only in the water for a second, even though I was totally submerged, my hair and clothes were only slightly damp. Apparently this falling into the water was considered a lucky sign though, and I guided him down another pathway instead. We reached the hub area soon after.
  • Snippet: I also remember a separate scene where I was watching a boy band perform on stage, and one of the boys forgot his lines, which caused everyone to go off sync with the song being played. They eventually caught up with the music when the next boy rattled off all his lines really quick like he was doing rap, in order to catch up with the music again for the boy after him.
Dec 11 2024
  • Snippet: I remember a game system where I had to trade in smaller blue and red balls for larger ones, but when I selected them I could make an offer to the NPCs I was trading with to try to get a discount, something like 9 small balls for 1 large one, instead of 10. I needed those orbs to fire at enemies too though I’m not sure if I permanently lost them when I used them.
  • Snippet: I also remember levelling up on the back of a giant bird taking me to a place that it was going to stay at, which was where I also needed to travel to for some reason.
  • Snippet: There was a soccer scene where the ball was too close to the edge of a set of outdoor stone stairs that I had to walk down, and then the net that I had to kick it into was some distance away and to the left. I knew that there was no way I could kick it in, as I would have had to kick the ball in with my left foot and curl it left somehow, even though I usually used my right foot when it came to kicking balls. Still, this was a penalty shootout, and our team had apparently already won 2-1, as the two teams’ combined first three shots had gone in and everything else since then had missed, so this shot was inconsequential anyway. I kicked it the best I could and watched the ball curl to the left toward the goal, but it was so far away and so awkward of an angle that the ball never actually even reached the opposing goalkeeper.
  • Snippet: Later there was a scene in our Edmonton 4012 house where Mom was upstairs in the bedroom, when there was a bunch of noise above us from some neighbours. I used a broomstick and hit the kitchen ceiling to try to get them to shut up, then had to clean up some paint flakes that had fallen onto the ground from the ceiling.
  • Snippet: There was also a scene in our Yishun 723 bedroom, but I forget the context of the scene, I just remember the carpeted room and then two-tiered floor of the room where the side of the room with the beds was on a carpeted platform a foot off the ground.
  • Snippet: Lastly, I remember another open-world game where I was exploring a rather desolate outdoor wilderness map and found a broken bridge running north-south on the very eastern edge of the map. The bridge was broken in half, and standing on the northern edge of the southern half, staring at the northern half, was the roadrunner from Looney Tunes.
Dec 12 2024
  • I was in a small, two storey shopping centre, and had several looks at it over a period of a few days. The shops were the same but the people at them changed. Someone complained about part of the shopping centre in general, saying that the area was lawless, and tended to attract gang members who hung out being delinquents. Apparently even the shops were not monitored well, and one of the shops had destroyed a small mobile food stall that was parked inside the mall and just outside the shop.
Dec 13 2024
  • I died as a player in a game story, and could not respawn until two days later, but in the meantime I could wander around the world as a ghost. I followed my friends who were still playing for a bit, but could not follow them into something that looked like a shopping mall. Instead, there was a small hole next to the entrance that they took, and this led to a small mineshaft where one of them had to work later on. I decided to go down to see if I could help him out a bit so he would have less work to do later. There was a red miner’s hat lying on the ground, and I put that on and then wondered if people would see a floating hat if they saw me right then. I hit the ground with a pickaxe, then saw some empty space under the ground that I was standing on and hitting, so I decided that using a pickaxe there was too dangerous. There were several palm-sized stones on the ground and I concentrated on picking those up and putting them on a nearby stool instead.
Dec 14 2024
  • I was looking over the outsides of houses with several other people, and there was a game wrapped around it that involved clocks and timers and game rounds. Each house also had a group of six or so balls that circled in a ring around each one, and people could change the ball mode between six different settings — single, double, thorns, invisible, reset, and something else. Though once the invisible mode was set, the mode could not be changed again afterwards, except via using reset. These visitations and changes were done in person, but there was also a housing app program called something similar to Blockee or Blokee linked to it.
  • Snippet: Separately, I remember a specific scene of running through a school corridor looking for a bin to throw a used piece of tissue paper into, but all I could find were small individual dustbins inside the classrooms I was going by, instead of a large garbage bin that I expected to find in the corridor itself. I eventually used the bin in my classroom.
Dec 15 2024
  • Snippet: I was on board a ship with dozens of other people. Some people in charge were trying to solve a crime, and had a suspect they were certain was the culprit, even though I knew that it was not her. They also had the true culprit’s exact height and weight, and collected everyone’s height and weight details and lined all the numbers up in the center of the ship before very meaningfully looking at their suspect and her data, as though trying to embarrass her and call her out in public, even though her numbers were a little bit off the culprit’s decidedly average height and weight.
  • Snippet: Later, a separate dream involved bringing different head snapshots of people up and superimposing them over body cutouts that weren’t theirs on a screen, and the heads would then begin to talk. Either we would then award a prize to them, or they would award a prize to us, I forget which.
  • Snippet: I also remember one last scene where three kids, two girls and one boy, walked up to a standing microphone on a stage and declared that “We’ll do our best to save the world”. The two girls were dressed in frilly princess-like dresses and the boy was dressed up in some formal wear too. I believe I might have been one of the girls, but the connection was tenuous, since I was also looking at them through a third person dream camera from the audience at the same time.

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