She can’t tell if it was the life before or the life after she got her clues from, it didn’t matter. She saw all the signs everyday of her life. The poems in the shadows, the messages in the songs that crept into her hours and the advice that came when two things happened at once. She ran an ice-cream truck her whole life, but that’s not how she survived.

Habadasha & Jinx are interviewers. They just interviewed 3 billionaires who were pouring a vast amount of cash into scientific research promising to extend their lifespan and eliminate their death. Surely there was another way of living forever. Habadash and Jinx tried to convince the billionaires that they could use their power and generosity to go deeper into living, instead of just elongating life. But the billionaires didn’t understand that something so radical could eradicate the very fear they were trying to defeat in the first place.

Kasperwish spends most of his time trying to figure out why on earth he loves everyone as much as he does. He completely loves everyone he has ever met, regardless of arguments, fundamental disagreements, past actions and mistakes. But why? Was it also because he traced every single action of everyone back through the years to an intention of love?

Masqued is very bad at perceiving what he’s like as a person from another person’s perspective. So he can’t tell you much about himself at all. He spends 50% of his time staring the grim-knuckled truth dead in the eye and the other 50% of his time pretending it doesn’t exist. And when he pretends it doesn’t exist, like magic, it doesn’t. People who engage in conversation with him automatically talk backwards and think sideways.