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[guitar_hero]

[he's hanging out in the tree house. Where else would he be? He's artistically not looking quite at the mirror, but near enough. He points theatrically at the camera]

Hey, babies. What's going on. [he hasn't had the mirror or much of anything in the past long however]

Been a bit bored. Doing some slight renovating as you can see. [he gestures vaguely]

I'm thinking of painting but I haven't yet decided on the color. I'm also slowly dying inside but enough about me, how are you?

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[takeitsleazy]

Facetious, right. Sorry. That one still eludes me sometimes, even after ... everything. But we fixed the Good Place! Everyone made it, just like we wanted. And ... and even better? Doc, I got to be human. I'm not a fire squid anymore! ... well except on full moons now that I'm back...

[guitar_hero]

I understand. It's all in the juxtaposition, the incongruity of it. Of course it depends on the person because some people are comedic deadpan and are sincere. But if something is delivered in a flat dry tone, talking about something you feel is strange or not likely to be true, it's likely to be sarcasm to either be funny or mask some underlying depression or pain.

[just saying]

[and then a faint smile]

Human, hm? How did you find it?

[takeitsleazy]

It was great! I even learned how to play the guitar properly. We can jam now: you and I! I can teach you my new songs. I wrote a few, you're gonna really love them. Maybe ... do you think that would help with the depression or the pain? I hope so.

[he loves you, roomie, and he worries.]

Do you need to talk about it over ice cream?