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--[Q] Make third Chibi Brina to distract Madoka's parents from your blatant use of magic.[Q] Make Chibi Brina to play with Takkun.
-[Q] ... Make another Chibi Brina since Mami's got hold of the first one.
--[Q] Make third Chibi Brina to distract Madoka's parents from your blatant use of magic.[Q] Make Chibi Brina to play with Takkun.
-[Q] ... Make another Chibi Brina since Mami's got hold of the first one.
Well, considering Tatsuya could remember Madoka...... Wonder if Tatsuya will be able to tell there's something strange about Sabrina.
[ ] Greet baby.
[ ] Play with baby.
[ ] Congratulate baby on being a baby.
-[ ] Good job, baby.
--[ ] Wait, we don't pay taxes, either.[ ] Stop crying, baby.
-[ ] You don't even pay taxes.
--[ ] Get a job.
----[Q] Realize Kyubey doesn't pay taxes either.
Is there a reason to hide it?--[Q] Make third Chibi Brina to distract Madoka's parents from your blatant use of magic.
A "gravity" effect that only affects one object, rather than all matter, wouldn't be actual science, so it wouldn't work beyond our range. Using magnetic fields to draw anything metal towards us would be more viable. However, since both magnetism and gravity weaken greatly with range (1/r2), anything strong enough for Mami to notice it a couple kilometers away at school would probably be dangerous to her at close range. Let's not compress Mami into a singularity.EDIT: On the matter of 'natural' Grief effects not being range-limited... what if we make a Grief 'gravity' ball that only affects... let's say... Mami? Would that count as a purely magical effect and thus only attract Mami when she's in our range, or would it affect her if she's outside our range (so when she's at school )?
Uh... Not really. Madoka's mother has a pretty serious drinking problem, even if the series never acknowledges that it is a problem.Thinking more about this, and trusting @AuraTwilight's description of them as "basically perfect in every way just like Madoka"
Junko's drinking habits have more to do with Japanese corporate culture than her own tendencies if I understand correctly. Being salary man/woman is suffering.A "gravity" effect that only affects one object, rather than all matter, wouldn't be actual science, so it wouldn't work beyond our range. Using magnetic fields to draw anything metal towards us would be more viable. However, since both magnetism and gravity weaken greatly with range (1/r2), anything strong enough for Mami to notice it a couple kilometers away at school would probably be dangerous to her at close range. Let's not compress Mami into a singularity.
Uh... Not really. Madoka's mother has a pretty serious drinking problem, even if the series never acknowledges that it is a problem.
The actual vote looks fine, however.
[x] Vebyast
In Japan, dining and drinking with your coworkers is very common, in fact it can be an unspoken requirement in some companies. Many Japanese feel that after work parties are an important way to enhance relationships. It can be useful to understand who your coworkers are, their typical mindset when they are relaxed and outside of the office.Uh... Not really. Madoka's mother has a pretty serious drinking problem, even if the series never acknowledges that it is a problem.
Good catch on the orphans thing and the last name thing, I'll have to change my vote to take those into account. I'm not sure this is the right way to do it, though. It has significant and obvious weirdness and effectively any "why"s they ask lead directly into magical-girl-ness. It also puts Madoka on the spot; why didn't she tell her parents that she'd saved an amnesiac girl's life? Or maybe she did, but with a cover story that we'd be conflicting with. I'm not sure how else to handle it, though. Maybe we could pass it off as "Whoops, foreign, forgot that full names are a thing"? No, that'd mean making up the Vee name on the spot, which'd draw obvious surprise from Mami-Homu-Mado which'd cause issues. I think that we probably want to try to just... completely avoid that conversational topic. It helps that we've already been introduced to Madodad as "Sabrina" with no further details.-[X] When your lack of surname is noted, explain you have amnesia. First thing you remember is Madoka stumbling across you, and it saved your life.
Fair enough. Did you mean to also remove the bit about swapping recipes, or was that collateral damage?I've removed the bit where we tease Homura, because embarrassing her in front of Madoka is a bit mean.
This is a much more straightforward explanation, but I worry that it feels a little bit... unrepentant? Is that the direction we want to go? Also, not sure on the timing. I don't know if we want this to be a quick aside with Madoka instead of a full sit-down once we're done talking with parents.--[X] Explain how Oriko and Kirika threatened Mami's apartment, broke Hitomi's arm, burned down Sayaka's apartment, and blew up your leg, before you, Mami, and Homura took them down. They're under house arrest now, but you didn't want Sayaka to contract for revenge, because it could mess with her mind, so you didn't tell either of them about it until about an hour ago.
Actually, Madoka didn't introduce us to Tomohisa, she introduced him to us. We're entering their home as guests, and being properly introduced now. Bit of a difference.Good catch on the orphans thing and the last name thing, I'll have to change my vote to take those into account. I'm not sure this is the right way to do it, though. It has significant and obvious weirdness and effectively any "why"s they ask lead directly into magical-girl-ness. It also puts Madoka on the spot; why didn't she tell her parents that she'd saved an amnesiac girl's life? Or maybe she did, but with a cover story that we'd be conflicting with. I'm not sure how else to handle it, though. Maybe we could pass it off as "Whoops, foreign, forgot that full names are a thing"? No, that'd mean making up the Vee name on the spot, which'd draw obvious surprise Mami-Homu-Mado and cause issues too. I think that we probably want to try to just... completely avoid that conversational topic. It helps that we've already been introduced to Madodad as "Sabrina" with no further details.
In the US I'd try to pass it off as a paperwork snafu, but in Japan I think that last names are legally required for, uh, existing, so...
Bleh. We're kind of a giant walking masquerade violation.
Fair enough. Did you mean to also remove the bit about swapping recipes, or was that collateral damage?
This is a much more straightforward explanation, but I worry that it feels a little bit... unrepentant? Is that the direction we want to go? Also, not sure on the timing. I don't know if we want this to be a quick aside with Madoka instead of a full sit-down once we're done talking with parents.
If Madoka's already done it, I could go along with her explanation, but otherwise yeah, probably a good idea.We're certainly not going to start blatantly lying to Madoka's family.
Hmmm. We also haven't met Junko yet, so that's also going to happen. I can easily see us running into the no-last-name bug.Actually, Madoka didn't introduce us to Tomohisa, she introduced him to us. We're entering their home as guests, and being properly introduced now. Bit of a difference.
That's true, which is why I specified that we let that happen naturally. I read the vote you wrote as "find an excuse to pull Madoka aside in the middle of conversation with madoparents, dump on her, and then go back when finished"; was that incorrect?For the explanation, I just noted "at some point". We're Madoka's friends, there to hang out with her for a bit. I'd expect the visit to transition to the girls hanging out on their own at some point.
That was incorrect. I'm not sure how you got that reading out of my vote, actually.That's true, which is why I specified that we let that happen naturally. I read the vote you wrote as "find an excuse to pull Madoka aside in the middle of conversation with madoparents, dump on her, and then go back when finished"; was that incorrect?
Hm. I think it was probably some combination of priming from my original version of the vote and the "take a moment" and "away from her family" bits, which to me suggested a more furtive and intentional operation.That was incorrect. I'm not sure how you got that reading out of my vote, actually.