PU. SBUDPLG (
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dear_mun2013-06-29 02:55 am
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mun had a heart attack from the Dreamscaperers preview
Jumping the gun a bit, aren't we? I wouldn't be too hasty now.
... [Sigh.]
Yes, I suppose that bridge has already been burned for quite some time, hasn't it?
Very well, carry on then.
Though in your overwhelming anticipation, do try not to be careless.
... [Sigh.]
Yes, I suppose that bridge has already been burned for quite some time, hasn't it?
Very well, carry on then.
Though in your overwhelming anticipation, do try not to be careless.

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But we can wait...
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Perhaps they should look out for themselves. Mabel in particular may need to watch her tongue.
[Girl don't you sass him with your "OH YEAH?"s, he may or may not have put a hole in your brother's torso.]
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Doesn't he know it.]
I certainly can. My overly enthusiastic human proprietor apparently cannot, on top of caring little for the fact I can't tell her what she doesn't already know.
Which is next to nothing.
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[Harsh.]
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Y-yeah, well... my mun would just revive me! Burning to a crisp hurts a lot more anywa- AUGH stupid stupid, why did I SAY that!?
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Too bad he won't know that until too late.]
I don't know who you are, but....you'll be making a big mistake if you underestimate us.
[He'll have a plan when the time comes. ....Right?]
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Now, what were you saying about how I probably deserved any backtalk?
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O-okay, look! Why don't we just cool down and, uh, forget I said anything! We both know I can't actually do anything to stop you or influence the episode in any way, right?
...Unless I really AM a ghost in canon, but I don't think that's very likely at this point.
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I'm well aware that assisted by the occupants of the dream world, you, your sister, and the handyman are going to pose quite the challenge. After your previous ventures I expect nothing less.
And there's no fun in a game that's too easy.
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[It would help if he knew... exactly what was going on. He knows good and well that neither his mun nor...this guy's mun really know themselves, but he can't help but ask anyway.]
I wonder what Gideon's giving you to get you to work with him. He might be completely out of his mind, but I doubt even you would do his dirty work for free.
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... You seem familiar, have we met?
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I'm inclined to agree. You'd be rather late to return as a Summerween decoration.
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High school reunion! The gym? Break room? ...Sorry pal, I got nothin'.
Maybe you saw me on TV? Or the cover of a magazine? I am a bit of a celebrity.
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[If pyramids can smirk, that's what he's doing.]
Not bad, boy. Seems you have considered the possibility young Mr. Gleeful may be under contract.
[It probably won't me much of a surprise either if Dipper is correct in guessing that his services don't come cheap.]
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Sounds like we're going to have to keep a sharper eye on you than we are Gideon.
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You don't happen to be familiar with a Mr. Gobblewonker, do you?
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You're from the human world!? How do you manage? [His brief visits there, aside from making kids laugh, have been pretty nerve-wracking. He can't imagine living in it 24/7.]
Yeah! I mean, he was a friend of a friend, but it was a pretty big deal when he got banished!
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[Helps that unlike your buddy the Abominable Snowman, many humans see his likeness on something as common as their currency every day and think nothing of it.]
Mmm, yes, for allowing an elderly mad scientist to see him and build a giant robot in his likeness, as I recall.
It's become a popular tourist attraction, something I imagine your superiors wouldn't too pleased about.
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At least those banished guys do a good job of not getting caught! The less that humans know about us, the better, but it.. it seems to be alright as long as nobody's getting hurt.
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[Everybody at the plant took the changes surprisingly well. Monsters working in the background came forward with surprising comedic talent, and former scarers were happy to help out where they could.
But the various scare schools, competing scream-energy companies, and traditionally-minded old farts rebelled against it from the start. The consumers actually don't care too much, as long as they have electricity.]