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metalslug04
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Two things you might have missed:
1) If you look closely, you can see a child's face peering out through the
zig-zagging wooden bit of the headboard's upper frame. Only his face, and the
tone of it is quite the same as the color of the sheets it's bound in. The
face is tilted sideways, too, as if the child's laying on his side.
2) You can see a pair of hands hanging from the window in the back. Maybe it
is somebody who tries to enter the room, or quite the opposite, somebody who
is trying to leave the room.
5. Time and Decision {castle35}
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She never understood the impulses that drove him, never quite felt
the intensity that, over time, chiseled lines into his face. She was
never quite close enough to him - but he held her as though she
were, whispered into her ear words that only a soul mate should
receive.
Over the remnants of dinner, they both knew the time had come. He
would have said: "I have to go find the Princess," but he didn't
need to. Giving a final kiss, hoisting a travel bag to his shoulder,
he walked out the door.
Through all the nights that followed, she still loved him as though
he had stayed, to comfort her and protect her, Princess be damned.
The time mechanic in this world is the Doppelganger. Here, Tim is able to
2009年04月24日 04点04分
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1) If you look closely, you can see a child's face peering out through the
zig-zagging wooden bit of the headboard's upper frame. Only his face, and the
tone of it is quite the same as the color of the sheets it's bound in. The
face is tilted sideways, too, as if the child's laying on his side.
2) You can see a pair of hands hanging from the window in the back. Maybe it
is somebody who tries to enter the room, or quite the opposite, somebody who
is trying to leave the room.
5. Time and Decision {castle35}
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She never understood the impulses that drove him, never quite felt
the intensity that, over time, chiseled lines into his face. She was
never quite close enough to him - but he held her as though she
were, whispered into her ear words that only a soul mate should
receive.
Over the remnants of dinner, they both knew the time had come. He
would have said: "I have to go find the Princess," but he didn't
need to. Giving a final kiss, hoisting a travel bag to his shoulder,
he walked out the door.
Through all the nights that followed, she still loved him as though
he had stayed, to comfort her and protect her, Princess be damned.
The time mechanic in this world is the Doppelganger. Here, Tim is able to