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yeah, i know what you mean. when i try to think of what to fix... all i can do is look back on what i did wrong. i never should have let that ring out of my sight. going back and getting the ring is the first thing we should do, right? i guess that one is kind of a no brainer. besides, i promised roxy i'd get it. i kind of blew it last time i told her i'd get it. so maybe i shouldn't mess that up again, heh. what do you think, terezi? HM but other than that, the sky is the limit. really, what do we do? do i go back to when we were just starting to play the game, and give us some advantages? but then, messing up our session causes this whole chain reaction... we never would have met the trolls, or had any reason to scratch the session... and if we didn't scratch the session, there never would have been an alternate reality where roxy and her pals got to play, thereby meeting us... when you start looking back and realizing how interrelated everything is, it starts feeling like an overwhelming job to fix it. on the one hand, you don't want to change so much that the reality you create is barely recognizable. you want to keep everything as similar as possible, so you get to keep all the lessons you learned and the important experiences you had with your friends. but on the other hand... if you aren't going to change something substantial enough to make a real difference, why bother at all? it's like, go big or go home, you know? sort of a catch 22 when you think about it. is any of this making sense? terezi? terezi!! WH4T were you listening to a word i said? NOT R34LLY
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