Fair enough! It just suddenly jumped out at me yesterday; I hadn't actually noticed beforehand.You'll notice that throughout. It's a stylistic choice on my part. Lots of people hate, some people like it, and whatever the case, it's staying
Minor time mismatch thing: On Thursday afternoon, when Joan is in the main room of the caravan, looking at her bedroom through the surveillance organism gives this output:
though it doesn't give the option to watch more closely. And then on Friday afternoon, it shows her room as being empty.Through the crystal-clear vision of her surveillance organism, Zoe gazes into her grandmother's cosy-looking bedroom.
Joan, naked as the day she was born, is writhing around on her bed, one hand rubbing furiously at her pussy. At the window Zoe can see her brother peeking furtively, his eyes wide as he watches the old woman pleasure herself.
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Saturday morning in-bed scene.Thanks to Zoe's dermal osmosis mutation, her skin absorbs some of her dad's cum, giving her .embold;5 extra units of biomass.
Also, I've seen a few instances of Zoe's name in dialogue converting to her green color, along with a few words afterwards.
Example said:Christ, Zoe! What on Earth are you wearing? When said ‘tarted up’ I didn’t mean it literally!
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