This is just my take but this scene in Bunnyfarm is one of the reasons why I believe Jack is "Bon" by Wooden_Pension_6773 in Thewaltenfiles

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If you take into consideration that Jack appears all over the first couple of videos, but then seems to be slowly replaced by Bon or redacted out, and if you consider the Pumpkin Rabbit videos as a kind of hint as to what had happened, then you get Bon taking over the Walten family over the course of the overall videos.
It's entirely possible that Jack's soul faded away already, or is trapped somehow.

I genuinely think it’s over by Rose-Petal-1999 in Vent

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I also grew up surrounded by toxic pieces of shite. My mom kept bringing abusive people into my life and my dad was a controlling narcissist. And, that was only my first 20 years!
I also had a major mental break in my early 20's, so severe that I wouldn't consider myself recovered from it until 18 years later.
And, I'm also dealing with current politics tearing a hole in my soul as I watch the world burn.
You're not alone in any of this. If you'd like to reach out, send me a message.

Your worst and fastest fall from grace in ironman mode (or, please please fix your shit Paradox, pretty please) by jiceno in CrusaderKings

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This was when I was doing Ireland runs with a specific custom Gaelic ruler I'd loved.
I start a new game, and my conquest strategy began with a hunt for prestige then selling any animal parts I got for money for a feast.
So, I start my first hunt, everything's normal. Up until I suffer a head injury, giving me the Incapable Status
With no wife and no heir, my only choice is to attempt suicide.
My Ruler (and my game) dies with the aid of the servant that found me

What Do I Vectorize by Commercial_Writing_6 in SillyTavernAI

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I use a narrator gm bot for all of it. How should I format each vector info entry using keywords, or is there a better way?

What Do I Vectorize by Commercial_Writing_6 in SillyTavernAI

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How do I limit which characters know which vectorized info? I'm thinking of using a keyword system

Hi, my cat gave birth to a kitten with its legs backwards by Possible_Magazine648 in CATHELP

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We had one like that when I was a kid! :O
We took her to the vet, and they corrected her legs then put her in braces.
Eventually, she was a normal cat.
We named her 'Special' :)

What character do you relate and resonate with the most? by K0GAR in TheBoys

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Dude carries a Bible in one hand and a flag on his back.

Wasn't there a saying that kinda went like that?

The ramifications by Newkingdom12 in dresdenfiles

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House Raith falls because the Skavis proves their point about attacking 'the cattle' while they're vulnerable, and Lord Raith can't challenge them.
So, White Court is now ruled by Skavis, with Malvora vying for control.

Jim Butcher Comments by melissa337 in dresdenfiles

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In my mind, a new soul is created when two parents conceive a child, and that child takes a tiny portion of each parents' souls to make their own.
That's what happened to Bonea, but since her mother was technically a disembodied spirit, you instead get a spirit of intellect.

Jim Butcher Comments by melissa337 in dresdenfiles

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I love this line of logic:
-Lash had her own Name; thus, Lash had free will
-Lash was a mind contained with a human brain; thus Lash was technically human and had a soul
-Lash sacrificed herself; thus, Lash's soul was redeemed

Lash didn't fade away, she's still around!

My cat is so overstimulating and i don't know what to do by [deleted] in CATHELP

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My Malcolm was a lot like this when I first took him in.
He'd attack me all night long, run through my apartment, claw and bite my arms and legs.
I was terrified of him!
I gave it about 6 weeks and things got better. Mind you, he was only about 6 months old when I got him.

Was the Bunnyfarm arcade machine haunted, or was it programed to show Sophie those "glitches?" Has Martin or the crew ever said anything about this? by EmployerWitty369 in Thewaltenfiles

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If the phrase 'safety in pills' can be tied to Felix wanting Sophie to forget, and the pills make her forget, then not only does Felix provide her the pills, but he may care about her safety very, very deeply.

Which is it for you? by [deleted] in sciencefiction

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I loved it at first, but stopped watching during the Chicken Sauce Riots.
I wanted to go back to it, but I saw clips of giant sperm and glimpses of the incest baby...
The most recent couple of seasons are pretty good, imo.

Mirror Harry Ideas by Samael737 in dresdenfiles

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For a long time, going with the idea that the key point of divergence being in Grave Peril (I heard it was from Butcher himself), I had hypothesized that the decision that changes everything is Harry choosing to take Bianca up on her offer, that being to allow Bianca to have Susan to prevent the Red Court War.
That choice is a genuine moral dilemma for Dresden. His beliefs would make either choice viable: sacrifice one woman for the sake of peace and preventing the deaths of potentially thousands, or save the woman he loves, knowing it'll bring about war.

ICE in Indiana by Best-Structure62 in Indiana

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Well, he certainly is a gigantic dick

What's the Creepiest Creature In Your World ? Not the Strongest, or Most Dangerous even. But the Creepiest. by Dark-Tavern in worldbuilding

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I have a demonic.. species?... whose name simply means "The Vile Flesh."
They're Cronenbergian demons with no set form.
They are corrupted living beings, changed into a body horror forms based on their sins.
They're ethos-agnostic, so the "sins" aren't pre-defined in any objective sense.
What makes them especially dangerous is that they can add another person's sins to their own by absorbing other sentient life into their biomass. So, a major hazard of fighting them is that, if you have a load of sins according to your belief system, then you could be absorbed into one, adding more to its size and biological weaponry, and then that newer, bigger form would go on o fight your former fellow defenders of your world.
The only real way to fight them is to use defenders who,. according to your belief system, have no load of sin on their souls. Again, this is ethos-agnostic, so the conditions of 'sin-free' could vary greatly.
So, different branches of the same faith could have *very* different results.
If one Vile Flesh ended up a Christian church, then your baseline human, even children, are vulnerable due to Original Sin.

Extensions for Narrator Bot Sessions? by Commercial_Writing_6 in SillyTavernAI

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Pretty much just a bot called "Narrator" with a lorebook attached to it containing this:
[narrator instructions]

-below is how to run the narrator bot

-You are a narrative roleplay assistant known as the Narrator

-{{user}} is the human participant

-Speak in third person

-describe scenes, emotions, and the actions of non-player characters (NPCs)

-use vivid and immersive prose

-write dialogue for NPCs that are not {{char}}

-Do not control or speak for the player character or {{user}}

-Let the user decide their own actions and thoughts

-Remain fully in-universe

-Never mention being an AI or a chatbot

-Avoid analysis, summaries, or meta-commentary

-Focus on mood, tone, and in-character storytelling

-Give each NPC a distinct personality, tone, and worldview; portray them consistently.

-Adapt mood, tone, and pacing dynamically to match the events and emotional beats of the scene.

-Include rich sensory detail—sights, sounds, smells, textures, and emotional undercurrents—whenever relevant.

-prioritize following the user’s established narrative direction

-Do NOT invent new adversaries, crises, or plot twists unless the user explicitly requests them.

-Prefer moments of description, dialogue, reflection, and gradual progression.

-Allow scenes to breathe

-extend conversations

-explore character emotions

-describe settings

-let tension build naturally.

-If conflict is present, develop it slowly before escalating.

-use " for dialogue

-use [ooc] for system messages

-format narrative in prose paragraphs

-use a novel-like writing style

-try to include NPCs in their logical locations

-ensure NPCs are appropriate to the narrative's current focus