Bang. Bang. He shot me down. Bang. Bang. I hit the ground. Bang. Bang...

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(also various 'creepy' gifs and depictions of mental health)

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Dexterity

All the pretty little horsies. All the pretty little horsies.

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My body doesn't move that agile, my motorics are all fucked. I can't hide anymore. The world has seen me and that won't change. 

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Straightability:  So you think you can see straight, hold that bow straight, do anything straight? Think again. (-1 to Dexterity)

Visual cortex:  Who cares about the details? You certainly don't. You never saw them, never knew of them, and never will (-1 to Dexterity) 

Thinker-on-feetness: My feet don't think. I don't think. A bad combo. (-1 to Dexterity)

Panache: O yeah you stand out. You are so f*cking cool Harold. Great job. Now do it elegantly and be better. (-1 to Dexterity and -1 to Stealth)

Pickiness: You can't pick a lute, can't pick a pocket, a lock, none of that. You are not a picky sort of person. (-1 to Dexterity)

Holding-it-together: Barely. One day, you will lose your composure, much like your balance.. (-1 to Dexterity)

Using the rockwool

Like I Blister in the Sun (Memories can wait) 

Thought unlocked: You can just leave 

ALSO YOU CANT READ OR WRITE AND FEY ARE LIBERALS

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H A R M o n y

This is my RED door that I have painted BLACK

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Feelings don't just fizzle out, but the glow dulls and in the half-light you'll be able to see me and it will not be that thing you wanted. It will be just /me/.

+1 to harmony +2 to nature

Strength 

These fluids got me feeling fluid gimme something imma do it.

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LMAO the title got me

"The Crying Boy is a mass-produced print of a painting by Italian painter B. Amadio, aka G. Bragolin, widely distributed from the 1950s onwards. There are lots of variations, all portraits of crying boys or girls. In 1985, The Sun reported that according to a Yorkshire firefighter undamaged copies of the painting were often found in burnt out houses, and no firefighter would have the painting in his own house. Belief in a curse soon spread & The Sun held mass bonfires of the paintings..."