oven666
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No need to be so sensitive.
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No, it's just that someone put a lot of effort into creating the setting. They didn't complain about their mother kicking them off the computer, but instead, in several sessions (yes, Owen, without spending the whole day doing it), they thoroughly outlined the general theme, roles, found pictures, and even took the time to resize them all to the same size. They didn't just tell everyone to read the plot on Wikipedia, but briefly and in their own words summarized it in a general synopsis – in short, they didn't skimp on working on their creation. And it's strange – when someone doesn't slack off in their work, those around them don't start "picking on" them (and I'm not just talking about myself), but instead, they greet the setting with joy and understanding. It would seem that a grown man could learn a lesson from this example, but I have a feeling that this won't happen.
The answer was and is: if you don't see it, that's your problem.
"A rat asks a hamster:
- We are both rodents. Why do people adore you, but run away in horror from me?
- I don't know. Maybe your marketing is bad."
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Sesam, Voldemort saw the picture, and he won't pass.
This is a better option