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... Because I do. A lot.
[ he? seemingly changes the subject; ]
That first week, we got that unsolvable hangman. A lot of people asked staff, and no one could answer who wrote it. The second week, it was the stink list [ he sounds so tired ] with only the eight members of staff on it. Then that journal. Like I said, I talked to Aquarius about it. They said if everyone thought it was theirs, it probably was. Makes sense, right? All the other names are on there. It's the obvious answer.
[ he? seemingly changes the subject; ]
That first week, we got that unsolvable hangman. A lot of people asked staff, and no one could answer who wrote it. The second week, it was the stink list [ he sounds so tired ] with only the eight members of staff on it. Then that journal. Like I said, I talked to Aquarius about it. They said if everyone thought it was theirs, it probably was. Makes sense, right? All the other names are on there. It's the obvious answer.
... Like I said. That first thing we got was a hangman no staff knew the answer. The second was a piece of paper ranking all eight staff member. And now we've got the journal, where... "Aquarius" mentions infiltrating a place and observing.
[ he just. draws a nine in the air for no reason he likes the number nine ]
[ he just. draws a nine in the air for no reason he likes the number nine ]
[someone help zia]
But my question is primarily 'why?' For what reason?
What does the author hope to gain by impersonating dear Aquarius?
It would be disappointing if it is yet another bundling of information that ultimately yielded little fruitful parts.
But my question is primarily 'why?' For what reason?
What does the author hope to gain by impersonating dear Aquarius?
It would be disappointing if it is yet another bundling of information that ultimately yielded little fruitful parts.
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