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** Interestingly, while Pact is fictional in Worm (through the Maggie Holt novels) and Worm is fictional in Pact (through the Weaver Dice game), neither has any clear reference to Twig yet.
*** There is, however, a subtle refrence to Twig in that biopunk in the pactverse is popular enough to be an actual subgenre of movies, similar to cyberpunk in the real world.
*** There is, however, a subtle refrence to Twig in that biopunk in the pactverse is popular enough to be an actual subgenre of movies, similar to cyberpunk in the real world.
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** Interestingly, while Pact is fictional in Worm (through the Maggie Holt novels) and Worm is fictional in Pact (through the Weaver Dice game), neither has any clear reference to Twig yet.
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*** There is, however, a subtlerefrence reference to Twig in that biopunk in the pactverse Pactverse is popular enough to be an actual subgenre of movies, similar to cyberpunk in the real world.
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*** There is, however, a subtle refrence to Twig in that biopunk in the pactverse ispopular is popular enough to be an actual subgenre of movies, similar to cyberpunk in the real world.
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*** There is, however, a subtle refrence to twig Twig in that biopunk in the pactverse was popular ispopular enough that it was to be an actual subgenre of movies, similar to cyberpunk in the real world.
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** Interestingly, while Pact is fictional in Worm (through the Maggie Holt novels) and Worm is fictional in Pact (through the Weaver Dice game), neither has any clear reference to Twig yet.yet.
*** There is, however, a subtle refrence to twig in that biopunk in the pactverse was popular enough that it was an actual subgenre of movies, similar to cyberpunk in the real world.
*** There is, however, a subtle refrence to twig in that biopunk in the pactverse was popular enough that it was an actual subgenre of movies, similar to cyberpunk in the real world.
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** Interestingly, while Pact is fictional in Worm (through the Maggie Holt novels) and Pact Worm is fictional in Worm Pact (through the Weaver Dice game), neither has any clear reference to Twig.Twig yet.
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* MutuallyFictional: Within ''Twig'', both ''{{Literature/Worm}}'' and ''{{Literature/Pact}}'' are referenced in the form of dime store novels with the titles "Doll Man and the Revenge of the Swarm Queen," "Doll Man and the Song of the Moon," and "Barber John and the Dark Forest Monster" respectively.
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* MutuallyFictional: Within ''Twig'', both ''{{Literature/Worm}}'' and ''{{Literature/Pact}}'' are referenced in the form of dime store novels with the titles "Doll Man and the Revenge of the Swarm Queen," "Doll Man and the Song of the Moon," and "Barber John and the Dark Forest Monster" respectively.respectively.
** Interestingly, while Pact is fictional in Worm (through the Maggie Holt novels) and Pact is fictional in Worm (through the Weaver Dice game), neither has any clear reference to Twig.
** Interestingly, while Pact is fictional in Worm (through the Maggie Holt novels) and Pact is fictional in Worm (through the Weaver Dice game), neither has any clear reference to Twig.
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* MutuallyFictional: Within ''Twig'', both ''{{Literature/Worm}}'' and ''{{Literature/Pact}}'' are referenced in the form of dime store novels with the titles "Doll Man and the Revenge of the Swarm Queen," "Doll Man and the Song of the Moon," and "Barber John and the Dark Forest Monster" respectively.
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MutuallyFictional: Within ''Twig'', both ''{{Literature/Worm}} ''{{Literature/Worm}}'' and ''{{Literature/Pact}}'' are referenced in the form of dime store novels with the titles "Doll Man and the Revenge of the Swarm Queen," "Doll Man and the Song of the Moon," and "Barber John and the Dark Forest Monster" respectively.
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MutuallyFictional: Within ''Twig'', both ''{{Literature/Worm}} and ''{{Literature/Pact}}'' are referenced in the form of dime store novels with the titles "Doll Man and the Revenge of the Swarm Queen," "Doll Man and the Song of the Moon," and "Barber John and the Dark Forest Monster" respectively.
