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IS RULE NUMBER TWENTY-THREE

AN OFF REFERENCE ?!?!??

(please somebody else understand this T-T)

But like what I'm thinking is that this is kind of like what I as a child created as Imaginary world (more of a multiverse) which I had mostly cat people in because I always loved cats, but like now I mostly don't think about them, so I feel like this is going to be like similar to this and basically this is kind of like Lady Doris's imaginary universe but it's actually semi-real which she created when she was younger but now she has a j*b or something=] so she doesn't have time or doesn't want to be there as much

Counterpoint: that one comic I only saw on youtube, maybe it's farther, where she says she's the first thing that existed and was lonely, but maybe she's just talking in how she was lonely so she created this world? Idk that's just a theory which is probably already disproven or proven for people who read farther

And I love this lol

When pancakes says a cosmic crime has been committed, three symbols appear. One is the RGB/three rings, one is the sun, probably representing the void, and the third is what looks like a sierpinski triangle but only extending inwards. I'm curious as to what this third symbol is, or if it's ever appeared anywhere?

edit: the triangle symbol appears on Doris' rug. It probably represents her, then. The sun is a bit more confusing, since it is on the void doors, but also appears as a sort of decoration, it seems? It is on the bunny's pillar during the court case, and also under the skull with student's hat in Doris' room. I also noticed there is a rubber duck besides the skull, which is also something of a recurring theme?

Fits her though!