#The Sleepover

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Prompt: Buck and Tommy help to chaperone Jee-Yun's birthday sleepover

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Okay, this is going to be sort of a tie-in to denial-verse.

The Sleepover

"No, this one! This one!" yelled Jee-Yun giddily as she sorted through the plastic crowns she had in her possession and exchanged the one she had previously placed on Tommy's head with a new one with pink accents.

Tommy had never had a sleepover before.

He never helped out in hosting a sleepover.

But Howie and Maddie had asked for backup and Tommy of course was more than pleased to drive over with Evan to the Han household.

He wasn't sure what to expect. He probably should have expected the fourteen little three-to-four-year-olds running around the house.

The theme of the party, as Jee-Yun requested, was "Princess Wrestler", possibly influenced by Tommy sometimes watching wrestling at Evan's place. The party was a mishmash of wrestling masks, princess crowns, a pillow-covered makeshift wrestling ring in the corner, and what Tommy could only describe as a pillow castle on the other side of the room.

It was chaos.

And Tommy kind of loved it.

"Does Princess Jee approve?" asked Tommy curiously as he adjusted the tiara.

Jee-Yun was deep in thought, rubbing her little chin dramatically. She pulled out a sword, a sword that Evan had said he had bought her at a renaissance fair of all places.

"I dub thee," said Jee-Yun, tapping the sword on either of Tommy's shoulders, "Princess Tommy. You may enter the wrestling ring."

"Thank you, my liege," said Tommy, bowing deeply.

He glanced up, finding Evan helping kids over in the wrestling ring. And he was - he was just smiling. At Tommy. As if Tommy was the most wonderful thing in the world.

And Tommy couldn't say that he was.

But he might have melted as Evan sighed at him.

"Come on, Princess Jee," said Tommy as he brought Jee-Yun onto his shoulders, "Let's tag team Evan."

Jee giggled mercilessly, swinging her plastic sword over their heads.

"Let's take Uncle Buck down!" agreed Jee-Yun, drunk on birthday girl power.

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cOcOnUtS hAvE waTer iN tHeM

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She still had to make it through the night, of course, but so far: sleepover success.

Kekla Magoon, from "The Sleepover"

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C O C O N U T S H A V E W A T E R I N T H E M

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You know, I bet if they didn't pick her up, Muffin would run until the next day

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Update v0.4.4

This update features three new CGs for Lark's route, as well as some revamped tunes! For best results, we recommend starting a new game to experience these additions. Loading old save files from v0.4.2 or v0.4.3 may not crash the game but we cannot guarantee that the new content will load properly.

Thanks for supporting our game! This will be the last major content release for Lark's route; future updates will focus on a brand new route. Please look forward to it!

Play the game here: https://fenmori.itch.io/dragongame

Bug fixes:

Adjusted audio levels of some sound effects

Revised some dialogue and turned off some sound effects in the concert scene

Bug fixes from v0.4.3:

Revamped bad ending if you reject Lark

Fixed dialogue in the gelato free-time event with Solit where he implies that he and the player character have already met, even if the player has not visited any of the cafe free-time events

Fixed an issue where a text message bubble would display incorrectly due to the message content being too short

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Unofficial Bluey Timeline: Part VIII

Backpackers - Episode 36

Bluey and the gang pretend to be bags.

Debuts and Details:

Bandit and Chilli are revealed to be occasional backpackers for trips, including one for India, as noted by their photo next to the Taj Mahal.

For this episode, a new upright model for Socks was created for the Backpacker game. The main difference is found in the size difference of Socks' head between models. This looks similar to the current model of Socks post-season 2 but with slight design differences.

Bananas are equivalent to 6k in Dollarbucks.

The backyard porch from "Horsey Ride" is seen once again, after several episodes of not being present.

Jeremy the Gnome (the Blue and Yellow one) has a casualty, and gets repaired by the end.

Despite the fact that Socks has the passports before they empty the backpacks, Muffin is the one who drops them.

Favorite Part: When they become hiking boots

The Adventure - Episode 37

Bluey and Chloe play Princesses.

Debuts and Details:

Both Bluey and Chloe exchange practically all the roles, except Bluey exclusively plays the Kindly Queen, and Chloe exclusively plays the Grandma Fairy.

Bluey breaks Universal Rule #1 when she says "Hurray" while playing as the horse.

King Kong is canon in Bluey.

Both Bentley and Zara are seen with Calypso, despite being in Mrs. Retriever's. This isn't the last time this will happen, and I don't get why.

Favorite Part: When Chloe catches the tennis ball with her mouth. So real-life dog.

Copycat - Episode 38

Bluey copies Bandit

Debuts and Details:

It is briefly mentioned that the Olympics exist in the Bluey verse

We see some new background characters in the vet (including the vet), with one recurring character being the Surfer lady from "The Beach"

This is the first confirmed death of the show, coming from a budgie

tbh, I don't get why we haven't seen cats in this show yet.

Favorite Part: When Bluey inadvertently copies her dad while re-enacting the budgie event.

The Sleepover - Episode 39

Muffin skipped a sleep.

Debuts and Details:

Muffin had recently found out that Coconuts have water in them.

Bluey and Bingo play as wife and husband respectively (for the first time), while Muffin tags on as "Sheila".

The chip shop Bandit runs has a star on its sign, likely being a reference to a Michelin Star, an award reserved for the highest quality food and restaurants.

Chilli briefly shows her job as Airport security when she plays as the police.

The selfie photo in the kids' room briefly changes to a new version of the photo, but only partially cut off-screen. (It doesn't become a permanent change until season 3).

Favorite Part: Destructive Muffin

Early Baby - Episode 40

Rusty steals a baby.

Debuts and Details:

The BBC-distributed versions recolor the hospital crosses to purple instead of red, likely to avoid confusion with the real-life Red Cross.

Indy is revealed to have a sister, the only mention of this sibling so far. It's also good to note that just like in "Calypso", her baby's name is "Polly" (It's the same name in the next ep, although all 3 episodes have different doll representations of "Polly", which only begs the question on the name's significance to Indy).

Rusty misspells "Hospital" as "Hostible", a flub by the voice actor that was kept in.

Favorite Part: Snickers moving past the screen the first time. "Rawh"

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Young overlords ready to paint the neighborhood red.

Minimaniacs Artboard 1 | 2

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La terreur issue 02's art phase production starts today :3 expect some concept art for it this week !

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Overall, this arc was pretty good.

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Book Review: The Sleepover

By, Keri Beevis

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The Sleepover

By, Keri Beevis

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5 Diamond Read

Keri Beevis' novel "The Sleepover" is a gripping psychological thriller that intertwines suspense, emotion, and the complexities of human relationships. This book captures readers' attention from the first moment and keeps them hooked until the very end, delivering an experience that is as unsettling as it is compelling.

The story is told through several viewpoints, but the main character is Hannah, who is an authentic and compelling person. We understand her thought process and her fierce protective instinct towards her friend Rosie. Hannah, Rosie, and their three other friends suffer a great loss and terrible trauma as children, and now, the past is coming back to haunt them. 

Beevis does a fantastic job of diving into the main characters, allowing us to really get to know and understand them, each with their own secrets and motivations, which adds layers of complexity to the story. Hannah, as the central figure, is particularly well-drawn, her vulnerability and determination making her a relatable and compelling protagonist. Beevis excels at creating a tense and eerie atmosphere, skillfully building suspense through her detailed descriptions and well-paced plot as well as her ability to craft unexpected twists and turns. Just when the reader feels they have a handle on the story, a new revelation is introduced that shifts the narrative in an unexpected direction. This keeps the reader engaged and constantly guessing, ensuring that the novel is difficult to walk away from.

I listened to the audio narration for this book and have to give a 5 Diamond shout out to Imogene Church. Her style brought the story to life, making it even more engaging and immersive. The way she breathes life into the words - I couldn’t stop listening to it. 

Overall, "The Sleepover" is a standout thriller that I wholeheartedly recommend. The combination of a great storyline, immersive narration, and palpable tension makes it a thrilling experience from start to finish. 100% recommended!

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Can you maka a content of Roachs gallery lol

Love your style <3

It’s mostly blackmail material