4 Works by BlossomFall13
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Rin and Len are low ranking angels serving Heaven. Even though they (especially Rin) aren't particularly skilled, they are one day called down to earth to investigate abnormal demon activity in a human highschool.
Rin quickly finds herself enamoured by the human world and her new friend, Miku, forgetting what she was really there for in the first place: fighting demons. Will Rin really put a puny human above her angelic duty? You can probably tell that she will just by the way I phrased that.~~~
stupid world building. lesbianism. ditzy rin!. magical gems and themes of humanity ripped right out of steven universe. what more could you want -
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It should've ended. In that wooden pizzeria, where all their sins could finally burn. Their souls could finally rest. The tragedy should've come to an end.
Yet there he was, back in that old room, memories of the past more alive then they ever were. His toys were staring at him, and dread was building up in his stomach as he realized what this meant. He was back, before it all happened. Before all their souls were forever tainted.
He was back in 1983
And he had a choice.
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Or a time travel fix-it where Evan comes back five days before the bite of 83'
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It shouldn't be that hard, really. Rin was charismatic, cool, and beloved by everyone (who mattered, at least). She had been friends with Miku for years, who was also the most beautiful girl she had ever met. She just had to waltz up to her on her white horse, wink once in her direction ( action at which Miku would react by giggling and hiding her blushing face) and then tell her
‘Miku. The truth is, I am in love with you. Your gorgeous emerald eyes have charmed me since the day we met, and your amazing personality really convinced me that you are the one for me. So, Hatsune Miku, will you be my girlfriend, till fate do us apart, my one and only?’
Ha! Yeah! Like she could do that!
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Capgras Delusion/Syndrome
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A psychiatric disorder in which a person holds a delusion that a friend, spouse, parent, another close family member, or pet has been replaced by an identical impostor.
The delusion most commonly occurs in individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia but has also been seen in brain injury, particularly damage to the frontal lobe.
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Symptoms of frontal lobe damage are multiple but can include:
- Changes in personality
- Impaired judgment
- Difficulty controlling emotions