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* {{Ouroboros}}: The bartender, quite understandably, wears an Ouroboros ring.

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* {{Ouroboros}}: The bartender, quite understandably, bartender wears an Ouroboros ring.ring, representing how the story's narrative is a single convoluted time loop whose end sets up its beginning.
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* {{Hermaphrodie}}: The protagonist starts out as an intersex female and...it gets complicated. She's more of a true hermaphrodite than is biologically possible for humans, [[spoiler:but of course the protagonist isn't related to any other humans]].

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* {{Hermaphrodie}}: {{Hermaphrodite}}: The protagonist starts out as an intersex female and...it gets complicated. She's more of a true hermaphrodite than is biologically possible for humans, [[spoiler:but of course the protagonist isn't related to any other humans]].

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%%* {{Hermaphrodite}}

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%%* {{Hermaphrodite}}* {{Hermaphrodie}}: The protagonist starts out as an intersex female and...it gets complicated. She's more of a true hermaphrodite than is biologically possible for humans, [[spoiler:but of course the protagonist isn't related to any other humans]].



* WrongGeneticSex: The protagonist starts out as an intersex female and...it gets complicated. Her actual degree of intersexualization approaches true [[{{Hermaphrodite}} hermaphrodism]] and isn't biologically possible, at least for normal humans. [[spoiler: But of course the protagonist isn't related to any other humans.]]
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: [[spoiler: An intersex condition that would allow for someone to impregnate themselves is not a thing in real life.]]

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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: [[spoiler: An [[spoiler:Downplayed. One the one hand, an intersex condition that would allow for someone to impregnate themselves is not a thing in real life.life. On the other hand, since he's essentially a self-generated being with no direct connection to the rest of humanity (per modern cladistics, someone with no ancestral connection to anything else wouldn't strictly be considered part of the human species or, for that matter, of Earth's family of organic life), the protagonist is not strictly bound to the rules of human biology.]]
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* {{Transgender}}: [[spoiler: the protagonist is an intersex trans man, in a very complicated and [[ArtisticLicenseBiology biologically impossible]] fashion.]]

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