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610 weeks
Spike's Caudal Nucleus and a Dragon's natural HyperThymesia

Here are some medical terms required to understand some dialogue that'll be coming at the end of "The Wyrm Has Turned"

The caudate nucleus is a nucleus located within the basal ganglia of the brains of many animal species. The caudate nucleus is an important part of the brain's learning and memory system.
Learning and memory
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613 weeks
Join me in Google Docs! the plot thickens

I'm putting together the beginnings of my bildungsroman story!
That'll lead into Draconomachi!
The part you are about to read is the opening frame story that leads to the narrative of Spikes life up to his 22 year.
*If I'm not on you can leave comments to show me problems or concerns or confusion*

link:
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614 weeks
A Pony Nightmare Spurs me to Write

I've focusing on school and writing less than usual,but I just took a nap and had a freakish pony nightmare.
It was mostly incoherent but it both disturbed and entertained me.
I now am back online and writing. I can take this short break from school work.
here's the closest thing that I can use to describe the nightmare.
It's terrifying,I know
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615 weeks
Human Irony

Once the most militarily and industrially advanced countries in the world gained nuclear capabilities, every motion of one made toward another has been that of averting war out of fear of mutually assured destruction. But here on the internet, where the average person is armed with only the tips of their fingers in a zone full of knowledge to explore, they go so far out of their way to harm
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616 weeks
Literature vs Fiction and WRITER'S BLOCK! RAWR!

I'm quitting work to write ponies.....
LOL Jk.
I'm resigning from work because schools starting up again and my schedule is wholly incompatible.
but I will have some days off before classes that will be conducive to writing.
now where was I?
oh yes:

Fiction is any work portraying imaginary characters and events, as a novel, story, or play.
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