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My ears have changed. My eyes, too.
I think I might be growing horns. It's hard to tell. They're small.

Edited 2015-05-04 05:06 (UTC)

unfortunately, i can't say much from just that; those are pretty common changes. anything particularly notable about what about your ears and eyes has changed?

and you mentioned your friend beatrice - what's happened to her so far?

Yellow eyes. The ears are like some kind of animal's. Black, pointed, short fur.
Beatrice grew wings. There has to be something determining who gets what, right?

well, fur narrows it down a little. i know of a few people who have gotten features kind of like cats or dogs - for a while i knew a guy who seemed to be part deer.

there are some patterns in the changes, if that's what you mean, and people have started kind of sorting them into different... types, i guess, or species.
but as far as how who gets turned into what is determined, i'm not sure.

I meant how it's determined on an individual level. If there were patterns there, or if it's influenced by a someone's past experiences.
Sorry. It was a stupid question.

actually, it's a really good question. it just happens not to be one that we have an answer to just yet.

for that matter, i don't think i've seen a lot of people wondering about that particular detail at all - might be good to look into.

I think I'm just reading too much into things, or trying too hard to rationalize them. It's hard to know what to think right now.

Edited 2015-05-05 05:00 (UTC)

unfortunately, it doesn't get a whole lot easier here. but who knows, there may be more of a method to it than we've found yet.

But this has been happening for a long time now, right? You said you've been here for eight months.
Wait, I guess it would be nine now. Sorry.
I feel like it would have come up already.

it may have, but i haven't seen anything about it. i guess people have mostly been concerned with why it's happening to begin with and things like that, more than why particular people get the changes they do.

Of course they are. The why is more important to worry about.
I'm sorry. I'm not trying to waste your time with this.

no, it's alright, really. you're not wasting my time.

if we knew how it was determined, that could potentially help us find a solution, or at least better predict what's going to happen to who.

Edited (html heck-up) 2015-05-06 00:30 (UTC)

Yeah. Maybe.

hey, we're not going to find out anything new if we don't try new approaches, right? you don't have to apologize for asking me anything, even if it seems like it might not be important.

It's more selfish than that.
I just want to be able to give her an answer.
Or at least an explanation.

how is it selfish to want to give someone an explanation when they might not otherwise get one? there's nothing wrong with wanting to find something out for a particular person's sake.

I guess because I thought I already knew.
I'd rather give bad news than be the one to get it.

[Well some of that strikes him as a little cryptic.]

it's not like that's all that unusual. besides, in cases like this, it's often better to get bad news than to be left in the dark anyway.

You think so?

it's how i've always preferred things to go, anyway. maybe other people think differently, but if something bad is going on either way, i'd rather know about it.

You're not scared of what you'll find out?

sometimes it's better to know if you're going to have to face the results anyway.

But not always.

i don't much like speaking in absolutes. but i would say that, far more often than not, it's better to know.

Maybe. I feel like sometimes all knowing can do is make things worse.

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