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• I felt it. Everyone did. She envied my shaping skills. I've got it—I'll put honey in her hair! Then she'll know not to cross me again.
• I doubt that will solve anything.
• Have you been in a relationship before? I'm afraid of something I must do. It feels so cruel.
• I don't have time to help you.
• I've grown apart from my partner, and I don't know how to tell him. Every day I feel the rift widen. But it would sadden me to see his smile fade.
• If he cares for you, he'll understand.
• He'll get over it. Disappointment is part of life.
• If you're not happy, you should say something.
• You'll do fine. Good-bye.
• That makes sense. I just need to work up my courage to speak with him. Thank you, friend.
• I'm uncomfortable with this feeling. It's heavy, and it hovers around my head when I see others, like I'm missing something. I want it to go away.
• I think that's loneliness.
• Maybe you should rest.
• Is it? I learned of loneliness in the Dream, but I did not feel it so acutely as this. It's an awful sensation.
• There are many here who'd be your friend.
• Luckily, it's not hard to fix. Good-bye.
• Perhaps that is my problem—I haven't reached out to anyone since I left my pod. This world has been an overwhelming experience.
• You helped Professor Gahf.
• Inspire impressionable progeny, deter Inquest recruiters, chase down unruly progeny, perform demonstrations with teaching apparatuses, and protect progeny from any potential threats.
• Professor Gahf thanks you for your help with the young progeny.
• I can't decide which college I should join. Dynamics, Statics, or Synergetics. I would undoubtedly excel in whichever I chose, if I could only choose.
• Dynamics. Everyone knows the best gizmo makers study there.
• Statics. You could build and design lasting inventions.
• Synergetics. Where better to research the true nature of the eternal alchemy?
• Why not join all of them?
• I'm afraid the choice is yours to make.
• I agree with your logic. You've reinforced the conclusion I've just now reached. Thank you.
• Happy to assist.
• Join all of them? That's a brilliant idea! Surely no college would reject a prospect as brilliant as me.
• I've created designs for my own golem creation, but I can't decide where to start the actual construction. The head? Feet? Arms? Where does one begin?
• Simple. Start with the feet and work your way up.
• What do you think?
• I'm sure the answer will come to you.
• The feet! My thinking precisely. I was just making sure you knew. If this were a test, you would have passed with top marks.
• Thanks for the confidence boost.
• You're right. I should trust my own instincts. Surely, the feet would be a good starting place, and from there I could work my way up.
• Sounds like a wise decision.
• I can't stand this school. Why should I allow them to dictate how I allocate my time? They're stifling my true genius!
• Young geniuses need guidance if they hope to grow to be old geniuses.
• Trust your elders. Their experience can help you.
• Sounds like you've still got a lot to learn.
• I did nearly get caught in an explosion with my last invention. My nose hairs still haven't grown back. Perhaps I'll take your words under advisement.
• You're already learning.
• I'll admit my professors do seem to know what they're talking about...most of the time.
• There you go.
• You don't need an intake valve. Energy is created inside the capacitor.
• You seem like you know what you're doing.
• I may need to think about it some more.
• That's...right. Did I say "intake valve"? I meant "release valve." I know just what to do. You've helped me to reach the only logical conclusion.
• Excelsior.