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Or, you know, you could just tell me.​

 

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no
the author Gregory Galloway is most likely G
and yes i think he did write the book for her
he hints at it several times.

and i think the online clues are just randomly generated and have nothing to really do with the real Anna

should we let him in on the world Jet?

 

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I think I was just called 'him.' Again. I told you so, Jettie.

I'm a girl, but no one knows. ;_;​

 

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gender matters little to none to me
you still dont know much about me do you

 

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i saw that all comming about teh he part
and i dun think that is the real answer.
there is so much into it they should not jsut have that easy answer be it
the clues do have relevence to the story
and sure tell her the book and all

 

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alright E first off i want you to agree to completing some homework from me

and that may only be wishfull thinking Jet

 

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i refuse to think that simple answer is it
the clues do have relevance

 

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You want me to agree to do homework for you? T.T ​

 

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he wants u to read a book
this is what i did
that is what we are talking about
trying to figure out the mystery to it

 

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do you agree to complete any and every homework assignment i give you E

 

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every?
theres more than one?
and why doese she have to agree
forcing someone to read smething makes them not want to
and no rosey bad!

 

inflictinpainonjoos

 

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aaah
it hurts!

 

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hello Aerith.
and if she wants to be in the "group"
and ive given you quiet a few HW assignments so far

 

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u gave me 2
****...did i forget one?

 

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to watch a movie
to read a book
to read a script
and to think with your own mind not others

 

damn i knew i forgot the movie...and a script?

man i suck at ur orders

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why hello thar TLIG

 

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Sure, what's the book?

Edit: Rosey's a creepy stalker! :O​

 

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not orders
only suggestions
do you remember the movie title?
and i want you to read

"bang bang youre dead"

wanna go bang Aerith??

and E i want you to read

"as simple as snow" by Gregory Galloway