The Asylum Game: An Open-Ended Adventure
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*Gathers up Geodudes* I'm on it, subject Max! XD
And the Crucible? Amazing book.
Yep. *Laughs* Welcome to looking after a teen, subject M2!
She is, subject BT. Look! *Shows Machete* *Latches onto BT's face* XD
But you're my friend! XD
And the Crucible? Amazing book.
Yep. *Laughs* Welcome to looking after a teen, subject M2!
She is, subject BT. Look! *Shows Machete* *Latches onto BT's face* XD
But you're my friend! XD
Subject Mudkip, in technicality yes. I've wondered that myself. If you rush through and level up your Pokemon so that it evolves quickly wouldn't it not be mentally ready for such a jump? How does it react to the physical changes of its body and how does it try to understand so quick? Think about that. It's worse for those who evolve with a stone.
Subject Vee, had to take notes on Act 1 not too long ago. They're due tomorrow.
Subject Ren,
" Reverend Parris turns to Abigail, his niece, demanding that she tell him everything that happened. Abigail exclaims that she and a group of girls were just dancing in the woods, dancing is against the town rules, and that it was nothing else. But Parris is angry, saying asking as to why he should believe Abigail, who has made nothing but trouble since he took her in. Parris then fears that if witchcraft were involved, the town's folk would go against him. Parris you see is a very paranoid man who believes everyone and God are out to get him..."
Subject Vee, had to take notes on Act 1 not too long ago. They're due tomorrow.
Subject Ren,
" Reverend Parris turns to Abigail, his niece, demanding that she tell him everything that happened. Abigail exclaims that she and a group of girls were just dancing in the woods, dancing is against the town rules, and that it was nothing else. But Parris is angry, saying asking as to why he should believe Abigail, who has made nothing but trouble since he took her in. Parris then fears that if witchcraft were involved, the town's folk would go against him. Parris you see is a very paranoid man who believes everyone and God are out to get him..."
Subject Max, I think that's what Professor Rowan studies, and he thinks that evolution is some sort of maturing, so he wonders about the implications for legendaries and non-evolvers. I think that's why it often takes them so long in the anime to evolve, and why some (i.e. Meowth, and Pikachu, going back to the stone) refuse to evolve. Though Meowth does hate his evolved form.
Subject Mudkip, well for that I don't know. But that would be odd since you can evolve a Pokemon that requires a stone right out of the egg. In that case they might not even know how to attack.
Subject Fury, hello. It's because Subject Mudkip, like me, have much school work that needs to be done.
Subject Fury, hello. It's because Subject Mudkip, like me, have much school work that needs to be done.
Subject Fury, what Max said. Spanish isn't going to learn itself. Nor is my monolouge gonna memorize itself.
Subject Max, I always prefer training them for a bit, so that they can learn a few moves, like with my beloved Skitty.
Subject Vee, I see. Well, that's going to be interesting.
Larvi, Larvi Lar! *nuzzles Subject M2*
That's....really sweet, Larvi. *hugs*
Subject Max, I always prefer training them for a bit, so that they can learn a few moves, like with my beloved Skitty.
Subject Vee, I see. Well, that's going to be interesting.
Larvi, Larvi Lar! *nuzzles Subject M2*
That's....really sweet, Larvi. *hugs*
Subject Mudkip, I forgot that Skitty needed a moonstone to evolve so I trained it to Level 63 like my Ninjask.
Hello Subject Sass.
Subject Ren, true.*dumps school work into trash bin and focuses on computer*
Now to continue:
"Parris is very worried so he has called for Reverend Hale from Beverly. Hale you see has experience with unnatural causes and he will determine if it is witchcraft or not. Now enter Mr. and Mrs. Putnam, who go to Parris saying that there daughter, Ruth, is ill. There daughter was with the girls dancing and now she is almost emotionless. They suspect that it is witchcraft and that the girls summoned the Devil while dancing and that the Devil took her soul..."
Hello Subject Sass.
Subject Ren, true.*dumps school work into trash bin and focuses on computer*
Now to continue:
"Parris is very worried so he has called for Reverend Hale from Beverly. Hale you see has experience with unnatural causes and he will determine if it is witchcraft or not. Now enter Mr. and Mrs. Putnam, who go to Parris saying that there daughter, Ruth, is ill. There daughter was with the girls dancing and now she is almost emotionless. They suspect that it is witchcraft and that the girls summoned the Devil while dancing and that the Devil took her soul..."
AH! AH IT LIKES ME SUBJECT VEE! OH THE PAIN! XD
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You know what they say,
keep your friends close,
and your enemies IN AN ARMBAR SUBJECT VEE! XD
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You know what they say,
keep your friends close,
and your enemies IN AN ARMBAR SUBJECT VEE! XD
Hey subject Sas! :3
GIVE HER A HUG, SUBJECT BT! XD
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D: I'm your enemy? XD
Aw~ What does Larvi think, subject M2?
GIVE HER A HUG, SUBJECT BT! XD
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D: I'm your enemy? XD
Aw~ What does Larvi think, subject M2?
Subject Sass, fine. Reading a bedtime story to Subject Ren right now.*shows Subject Sass The Crucible*
Subject Ren, no need.
"Mr. Putnam convinces Parris to lead the town in a psalm for a bit. Parris says that he will not mention anything about witchcraft. Next enters John Proctor, a man in his mid thirties, who stays in the room with Abigail and Parris' lifeless daughter Betty. Proctor asks Abigail about what happened and Abigail tries to play it off that nothing happened. You see Proctor is a married man, but he has been having an affair with the seventeen year old Abigail. Proctor came to tell Abigail that the affair is over, and she doesn't take kindly too it..."
Subject Ren, no need.
"Mr. Putnam convinces Parris to lead the town in a psalm for a bit. Parris says that he will not mention anything about witchcraft. Next enters John Proctor, a man in his mid thirties, who stays in the room with Abigail and Parris' lifeless daughter Betty. Proctor asks Abigail about what happened and Abigail tries to play it off that nothing happened. You see Proctor is a married man, but he has been having an affair with the seventeen year old Abigail. Proctor came to tell Abigail that the affair is over, and she doesn't take kindly too it..."