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So. I may have just done a hugeeeeee change.

Tom Hiddleston's face for Will is no more. It served me well, but I think it's time to move on (other than with Darling's verse). Yes, we are now Multi-verse! 

Tell me what you think!

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//okay I'm going to do some serious re-making – get keen

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"Milly's baby food."

{saunters into the room} “What?”

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{saunters into the room} "What?"

“Það var alls ekki mér.”

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Hogwarts will always be there to be completely done with your shit.

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This scanning electron microscope image of a grain of sea salt [left] and a peppercorn [right] was the winner in the 2005 Visions of Science Photographic Awards. Salt (NaCl) is essential to life as it regulates the amount of water in our bodies. Image: David McCarthy and Annie Cavanagh

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"...Hello."

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"Then it will never end. Because I will never allow you to leave." Will's hand found Darling's. His thumb tenderly rubbed circles into his palm whilst his fingers tightly latched onto his. "I know we argue over who is the luckiest but, the biggest dream I've had since I was a teenager was to be a husband in a loving marriage. You've given me everything I've ever wanted – and if that doesn't make me the luckiest man in the world, I don't know what does." 

He stared into Darling’s eyes in silence, his heart pounding by his mere presence. Keeping Darling in place with an arm wrapped around his torso, he took in every tiny feature of Loki’s face – just like he’s done a thousand times before. Though Will’s favourite was his eyes – he loved looking at the pattern of his iris. Every time he looked close enough, he noticed something new. Like the tiny specs of another colour, or how the tiny fibres formed their own landscape. But of Darling’s eyes, his favourite were his pupils. It was exactly like a black hole – it sucked him in with no hope of ever escaping.  

"…I love you. So much. More than you can ever know… More than you can see in my mind. You’re about three inches away from me, and I still miss you… I love you for everything you were, are and will be – Don’t ever forget or doubt it and there is nothing you could do to change that… You could try take over the world again and I’d still stand by your side – I’d even help you rule – as long as you’re safe and with me. That is how much I love you. I’ve never believed in Gods, but I worship you… I still think you’ve enchanted me with a spell that has made me so irreversibly bewitched by you – but I don’t care, because I’ve never been this happy, and I never, ever, want it to end.”

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Will snorted as she flopped over – more at the multiple pillows that surrounded her. "No. I expected everything from her, but she somehow gave us more."

Gently, Will reached out and softly stroked the top of her head. "You're okay, sweetie."

He hummed as Loki played with his hair – relaxing his entire body. He was content to lay there for years. Watching Amelia was never boring, especially when she was playing with her toys. She simply shook them about with a large smile on her face.

“Milly is perfect. And we are lucky to have her.”

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William watched her, snickering as his poor intern seemed to loose the plot on the floor. His cheeks turned red from smiling so wide for so long. "Well, I don't know about anyone else, but mine certainly do." 

Catching the marshmallow against his shirt, he ate it. "Do you want me to shout at you a bit? Prove everyone wrong?"

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Sound and vision: visual cortex processes auditory information too

‘Seeing is believing’, so the idiom goes, but new research suggests vision also involves a bit of hearing.

Scientists studying brain process involved in sight have found the visual cortex also uses information gleaned from the ears as well as the eyes when viewing the world.

They suggest this auditory input enables the visual system to predict incoming information and could confer a survival advantage.

Professor Lars Muckli, of the Institute of Neuroscience and Psychology at the University of Glasgow, who led the research, said: “Sounds create visual imagery, mental images, and automatic projections.

“So, for example, if you are in a street and you hear the sound of an approaching motorbike, you expect to see a motorbike coming around the corner. If it turned out to be a horse, you’d be very surprised.”

The study, published in the journal Current Biology, involved conducting five different experiments using functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) to examine the activity in the early visual cortex in 10 volunteer subjects.

In one experiment they asked the blindfolded volunteers to listen to three different sounds – birdsong, traffic noise and a talking crowd.

Using a special algorithm that can identify unique patterns in brain activity, the researchers were able to discriminate between the different sounds being processed in early visual cortex activity.

A second experiment revealed even imagined images, in the absence of both sight and sound, evoked activity in the early visual cortex.

Lars Muckli said: “This research enhances our basic understanding of how interconnected different regions of the brain are. The early visual cortex hasn’t previously been known to process auditory information, and while there is some anatomical evidence of interconnectedness in monkeys, our study is the first to clearly show a relationship in humans.

“In future we will test how this auditory information supports visual processing, but the assumption is it provides predictions to help the visual system to focus on surprising events which would confer a survival advantage.

“This might provide insights into mental health conditions such as schizophrenia or autism and help us understand how sensory perceptions differ in these individuals.”

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