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“I’ll start. I’m Johnny!” You point at yourself because you lack glasses to readjust.
“<span class="mu-i">Oh damn…</span>” Drowsy Odetta doesn’t see this as a positive.
“I could’ve sworn you were Fiora.” Wild Wilma seems pretty shocked.
“Sorry to disappoint, but I’m here.” (Not You) shocks everyone by being the biggest weirdo. Fiora has your body… You don’t like this.
“...?! You’re Johnny?! I thought you’d retain a little bit of your composure.” Red Fiora judges Fiora Johnny. You need to figure out a way to label them. “I could’ve sworn you were Odetta.”
“No… I’m Matilda… I’d make it more clear, but… I feel so tired and pathetic…” Drowsy Odetta reveals she’s the martial artist.
“Eh, sorry about my body being in rough shape.” Wild Wilma shocks no one by revealing she’s Odetta. She doesn’t mind being called pathetic? How odd. “And my reveal leads us to…”
“Yup, I’m Wilma.” Tomato Fiora rounds things up by revealing that she’s Wilma.
So, in short, You’re Matilda, Matilda is Odetta, Odetta is Wilma, Wilma is Fiora, and Fiora is You. It’s quite easy to remember if you memorize the word <span class="mu-s">Ymmoowwffy</span> (Like in <span class="mu-i">I’m Moowwffy!</span>) It’s everyone’s initials but yours, because you named yourself (You) instead of Johnny, if you did, it’d be Jmmoowwffj, and nobody can say that out loud. This is a flawless mnemonic device.
“Everyone, I know the perfect way to remember each other’s names. Just remember the phrase <span class="mu-i">I’m Mowfy</span> and you’ll sort it out.” You let them know. It’s self-explanatory after all.
“What the <span class="mu-i">fuck</span> are you talking about?” Wilma (Odetta) is flabbergasted by your stupidity, without knowing she’s the ignorant one.
“I have pen and paper in my *actual* pocket. We can give each other nameplates.” You? (Fiora) tell the party.
“...Who are you again?” Fiora (Wilma) asks. She knows that it isn’t you, so she isn’t as friendly.
“I’m Fiora.” You? (Fiora) repeats this information.
“Oh! Meaning I have them correct.” Fiora (Wilma) pulls them out.
“I have my eyes closed, so I can’t confirm. But if you’re Fiora, yes.” You? (Fiora) retorts.
“You don’t know your own voice?” You wonder.
“……...That can’t be me, I don’t sound this comical.” You? (Fiora) hates her own voice.
“And who is it then, genius detective?” Wilma (Odetta) crosses her arms.
“You’d appreciate the difference in cadence if you close your eyes. We all are different.” You? (Fiora) defends her position.
“Let’s put this aside… and move… on…” Odetta (Matilda) is so slow to talk that her point rings kind of hollow.
With that, Fiora (Wilma) wrote on everyone’s nameplates and handed them over. You’re thankful that for some reason Matilda (You) have some clips in your pockets, you’ll ask Matilda why later, but you can feel they’re for lockpicking, which raises more questions.
