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(she/her) 36 | I love science so much that I work at 2 museums. Avid in-game photographer and occasional cosplayer.
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Show Posthis intrinsic nature and his role does contribute to Eddie's isolation. The status quo they created is no longer working, and that's where the player comes in to show Eddie that he has value beyond work and that he can forge other relationships as himself. Thanks for coming to my TED talk. (9/9)
Show Postyou start doubting that they'll stick around for the unsociable you deep inside. That feeling gets amplified when you're burned out, but you can't necessarily let go of that other side of you, which is part Eddie and Volt's story. All this to say that Volt has loving, good intentions, but (8/9)
Show PostAs someone who both has created a performer persona and has to mask on an everyday basis, I see Volt as representing the facade we put on to get an audience or to just get along with others. The problem is that when you noticed that everyone likes this extra charming part of you (7/?)
Show Postmuch because there's always a billion things to do, and when I was done, I was tired and grouchy. Although some people do like the technical aspect of theatre, most are drawn to the glitz and what you see on the stage. And this brings me to the reveal that Volt was split from Eddie. (6/?)
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