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"Sit down," Blu says. He's up on his toes reaching for a plastic bin above the stove, and his vest rides up, and there's a strip of blue skin at his waistband, and Rhett stares hard at a grout line between the kitchen tiles. The cut hasn't stopped stinging since the cafeteria. It throbs in time with his heartbeat, low and persistent, a metronome he can't shut off.
"Where."
"My room. Light's better there."
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As Winds That Blow Against A Star by trapperhat for constructpaper
Fandoms: Deltarune (Video Game)
13 Nov 2025
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The sentence “Friend has never had a desire in its life” would be conceptually incorrect because of two reasons.
One, Friend does not live. To use the word “life” would insinuate birth; creation; nascence. It would imply emotion, or zeal, or purpose, or some sort of sentiment to base a “life” around, of which he has none. A concept does not need, nor want, nor yearn, nor crave; it simply is.
Two, it has.
But rays from Heaven, white and whole, / May penetrate the gloom of earth;
And tears but nourish, in your soul, / The glory of celestial mirth.OR
A concept is not supposed to have a name.
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Friend struggles to come to terms with the fact that it cares about Battat.