The Struggle of Explaining Deep Fantasy Lore to Casual Fans
A relatable meme about the struggle of explaining complex fantasy lore to friends who just want the short answer.
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The Academic Difference Between Heroes and Villains
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The Relatable Feeling of Having a Poorly Built Character in Real Life
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