[ Ami shakes her head, fascinated. ] No, nothing like that! Just seven or eight billion normies. [ She believes. ]
[ Another version of Earth with superheroes... (Or maybe the same one? She doesn't actually know.) She can't picture herself genuinely believing this stuff back home - maybe treating it like a fun, harmless game, like she did with the paranormal. For all her enthusiasm about the spooky, it was always more like a fandom to her - she would of course embrace it wholeheartedly if it did turn out to be real, but she didn't actually believe it was.
But in Anchor, a lot of strange things have turned out to be real. Superheroes, in particular. She was never really into the comic book scene, but seeing a dude walk on the ceiling for real? That was dope as shit. In her excitement, she fails to consider the whole "but it would really suck to have to do that as a kid and also be a child celebrity" thing. ]
So you've all got powers? What's yours, can I see?
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She believes.][ Another version of Earth with superheroes... (Or maybe the same one? She doesn't actually know.) She can't picture herself genuinely believing this stuff back home - maybe treating it like a fun, harmless game, like she did with the paranormal. For all her enthusiasm about the spooky, it was always more like a fandom to her - she would of course embrace it wholeheartedly if it did turn out to be real, but she didn't actually believe it was.
But in Anchor, a lot of strange things have turned out to be real. Superheroes, in particular. She was never really into the comic book scene, but seeing a dude walk on the ceiling for real? That was dope as shit. In her excitement, she fails to consider the whole "but it would really suck to have to do that as a kid and also be a child celebrity" thing. ]
So you've all got powers? What's yours, can I see?