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She would focus on both the familiar and the parts that are out of place. Familiar: * It's an animal (mammal) (4 legs, hairy) * It works in a helper capacity to humans Bizarre: * Its size! This i...
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2019-12-20T00:40:33Z (almost 5 years ago)
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2019-12-08T10:14:45Z (almost 5 years ago)
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**She would focus on both the familiar and the parts that are out of place.** Familiar: \* It's an animal (mammal) (4 legs, hairy) \* It works in a helper capacity to humans Bizarre: \* Its size! This is probably her first impression. \* It can be ridden. If this is part of her first view, it will likely be paired with size for her first reaction. \* Long face, neck, mane, and tail unlike any other she's seen. \* Those feet! Hooves not paws. She might at first use words like "beast" and "monster." Some of the familiar vs the new will be simultaneous and in other cases she'll go back and forth while she gets her bearings. Not all new animals elicit this type of reaction, but one that is 10 times the size of any she's ever seen (and/or being ridden) surely will.
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2018-11-23T16:30:23Z (almost 6 years ago)
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