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"You're me." "But I am far taller, far wiser, far older." "But you're me." "Well, yes, you do have a familiar face, like a house in a dream that felt like home when it wasn't." "But you are me." "But your eyes are still tender, as is your attitude towards the world. You have no thought to the monsters; You're just afraid of the darkness." She sways, homemade bow tucked in her hair, hand taking mine without any flinch; "But you are still me."
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Jan 21
Jan 21, 2026 at 10:48 PM UTC
what once was
"You're me." "But I am far taller, far wiser, far older." "But you're me." "Well, yes, you do have a familiar face, like a house in a dream that felt like home when it wasn't." "But you are me." "But your eyes are still tender, as is your attitude towards the world. You have no thought to the monsters; You're just afraid of the darkness." She sways, homemade bow tucked in her hair, hand taking mine without any flinch; "But you are still me."
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Jan 21, 2026 at 10:48 PM UTC
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