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Out of the many unforeseen side-effects of a culinary clash, this one certainly will be the most memorable, either because Vivienne will be outed as the drama queen she is, or that a cake (without any magic properties) has the power of… whatever it is doing to this ice cold lady.
Inside the locker room, Vivienne furiously fidgets — unlike Ajna’s panicky fidgets — in a fever fit on the makeshift bed you built from the various things you could find inside, mainly the many goofy costumes, including some hilarious mascot ones. The former cultist explained in detail the effects the baked flour confection had on her body and how she literally believes it’s some sort of brainwashing. Well, not some sort, she believes it is and that’s final.
Now, you’re not the kind of person who dismisses a proper lady’s concern, and the existence of brainwashing is something you’ve seen yourself; but this feels like a stretch! You only baked a cake! Nothing more, nothing less! Everyone who ate the damn thing loved it. You can say the varied reactions you got were out of proportion, but they didn’t go through an episode like this, the only exception being Ivanna — who just fainted! Which is fundamentally different from what’s happening here.
With all that in mind, it’s undeniable that Vivienne is not having a good time, or at the very least, is acting off, so you better do something about it and help her out.
<span class="mu-s">What do you do?</span>
>“D’aww, you’re feeling grateful, that’s all! Thank you for liking my cake! You’re such a sweetie!” Feel joyful about this convoluted way in which Vivienne let you know she liked what was on your plate.
>“Don’t worry, Vivi. I’m here to help! Maybe you need to eat something really foul to wipe the taste from your mouth.” You think you found a way to counter this! Find some cheap food you can give her.
>“What do you want me to do? Aside from closing the door...” Self-medicating is usually wrong, but this illness is new. You better do as Vivienne asks.
>“Why did you eat the cake then?” You know you can’t shake off the feeling that Vivienne is being dramatic. You need this clarified to know what to do next.
>“Vivi, why do you have to be dramatic? Is it that hard to admit you liked the thing?” Be a little disappointed. You don’t know why, but you’re sure she’s acting up because she’s petty in some way.
>Write In.
Inside the locker room, Vivienne furiously fidgets — unlike Ajna’s panicky fidgets — in a fever fit on the makeshift bed you built from the various things you could find inside, mainly the many goofy costumes, including some hilarious mascot ones. The former cultist explained in detail the effects the baked flour confection had on her body and how she literally believes it’s some sort of brainwashing. Well, not some sort, she believes it is and that’s final.
Now, you’re not the kind of person who dismisses a proper lady’s concern, and the existence of brainwashing is something you’ve seen yourself; but this feels like a stretch! You only baked a cake! Nothing more, nothing less! Everyone who ate the damn thing loved it. You can say the varied reactions you got were out of proportion, but they didn’t go through an episode like this, the only exception being Ivanna — who just fainted! Which is fundamentally different from what’s happening here.
With all that in mind, it’s undeniable that Vivienne is not having a good time, or at the very least, is acting off, so you better do something about it and help her out.
<span class="mu-s">What do you do?</span>
>“D’aww, you’re feeling grateful, that’s all! Thank you for liking my cake! You’re such a sweetie!” Feel joyful about this convoluted way in which Vivienne let you know she liked what was on your plate.
>“Don’t worry, Vivi. I’m here to help! Maybe you need to eat something really foul to wipe the taste from your mouth.” You think you found a way to counter this! Find some cheap food you can give her.
>“What do you want me to do? Aside from closing the door...” Self-medicating is usually wrong, but this illness is new. You better do as Vivienne asks.
>“Why did you eat the cake then?” You know you can’t shake off the feeling that Vivienne is being dramatic. You need this clarified to know what to do next.
>“Vivi, why do you have to be dramatic? Is it that hard to admit you liked the thing?” Be a little disappointed. You don’t know why, but you’re sure she’s acting up because she’s petty in some way.
>Write In.
