Subject: They only spawn in places where a proper noun is used instead of an ordinary noun.
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Posted on: 2022-02-04 03:48:47 UTC
The first-person example you mentioned would just spawn a normal mini instead of a Huzat. Also, I chose waffles because... I dunno. And they only spawn if the error was unintentional, like minis.
So, I was readings StarKitsProphcy and came across this line:
“Omg what is it” lauged StarPaw she stinted to jump up and down with joe.“ "I wnat to knew”
I had an idea. If there was a random given name where another word is supposed to be like in this line, it spawns a Huzat (from "who's that?")
They are similar to minis in that they take the given name that spawned them. They also seem to spawn in various Sue-colors. (This specimen is urple, as you can see.) They also seem to be quite partial to waffles.
What if the out of place name was actually intended? for example, in dialog, a character accidentally pronounces a name and corrects itself (or doesn't), or in a first-person story, the narrator accidentally says a name. Also, what would happen in a first-person story if the author accidentally puts a given name in the narrator's dialog? Finally, why waffles? Is there any particular reason?
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The first-person example you mentioned would just spawn a normal mini instead of a Huzat. Also, I chose waffles because... I dunno. And they only spawn if the error was unintentional, like minis.