homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
homunculus-argument:thaylepo:homunculus-argument:Hey, if you have no choice but to infodump, always use characters, never the narrator to tell things to the reader. This way, if you got something wrong and someone points it out later, you can argue that
