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[quadrifoliate]

[ Considering how chatty Clover usually is, and how she isn't shy about showing her face on the network, the briefness of her message seems utterly out of character: ]

What's it like, not being human?

Growing up with it, I mean -- being a different species or having powers even before you came here.

[ Also out of character is the unusual effort she makes to keep the text legible and correct -- as anyone who's been subjected to her haphazard keypad-smushing and emoticon spam can attest to. ]

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[soldierfirst]

I have been called a demon, but it has only ever been in jest or insult. I am not one.

Most of a year by now. It has been interesting. But what about you?

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[quadrifoliate]

You know, normally I'd laugh, but I've actually met demons here. They're not that bad.

[ Not that that means she trusts Crowley as far as she can throw him, but he's got a wicked sense of humor and that's all that really counts. ]

I've been here since last August. My brother's been here a little longer than me.

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[soldierfirst]

I would imagine that the phrase 'they're just people too' applies as well.

I have been since July. Seemingly, we are not that far apart.

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[quadrifoliate]

Yeah. But we don't have any of that kind of stuff where I come from, so it's still weird to think about it like that.

Looks like it. I guess there are just too many Newcomers to keep track of, now.

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[soldierfirst]

Or perhaps it lends an open mind, where ones who are used to such things might not see so freely.

In a way I am sure it is a blessing, to lend anonymity to those who wish it.

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[quadrifoliate]

Are you one those? The people who wish it, I mean.

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[soldierfirst]

Sometimes.