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| | listnav = {{Events/Chain/3rd_Reset}} | | | listnav = {{Events/Chain/3rd_Reset}} |
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| | description = {{Text/Ayane Event}} {{Text/Chain-Link Event}} | | | description = {{Text/Event|Ayane}} {{Text/Chain-Link Event}} |
| | previous_event = [[Nevermind]] | | | previous_event = [[Nevermind]] |
| | next_event = [[Out With the Old]] | | | next_event = [[Out With the Old]] |
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| | picture = BeforetheSunComesUp.png | | | picture = BeforetheSunComesUp.png |
| | render_name = postrthree16 | | | render_name = postrthree16 |
| | location = [[Locations#Kumon-Mi_High|Kumon-Mi High]] - [[Locations#School_Rooftop|School Rooftop]] | | | location = [[Locations#Kumon-Mi High|Kumon-Mi High]] - [[Locations#School Rooftop|School Rooftop]] |
| | location2 = [[Locations#School_Dorms|School Dorms]] - Room 2 | | | location2 = [[Locations#School Dorms|School Dorms]] - Room 2 |
| | location3 = | | | location3 = |
| | location4 = | | | location4 = |
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| Sensei walks home, mulling over his confusion, and unnerved that resets have the power to drastically alter past events. Along the way, he feels as if he's lost something important too. | | Sensei walks home, mulling over his confusion, and unnerved that resets have the power to drastically alter past events. Along the way, he feels as if he's lost something important too. |
| | characters = | | | characters = |
| {{Text/Event/Card/Characters | | {{Text/Event/Card/Characters| |
| | {{Icon|Sensei}} {{Sensei}}
| | |{{SenseiIcon}} |
| | {{Icon|Maya}} {{Maya}}
| | |{{AyaneIcon}} |
| | {{Icon|Sana}} {{Sana}}
| | |{{MayaIcon}} |
| | {{Icon|Ayane}} {{Ayane}}
| | |{{SanaIcon}} |
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| | trivia = * During the scene where Sensei sits next to Ayane, a poetry in hexadecimal can be seen on Ayane's whiteboard. When translated, the poem is revealed to the second stanza in William Blake's "Infant Joy". A transcript of this text can be found below: | | | trivia = * During the scene where Sensei sits next to Ayane, a poetry in hexadecimal can be seen on Ayane's whiteboard. When translated, the poem is revealed to the second stanza in William Blake's "Infant Joy". A transcript of this text can be found below: |
| <blockquote> | | <blockquote> |
| I have no name<br/>
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| I am but two days old.—<br/>
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| What shall I call thee?<br/>
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| I happy am,<br/>
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| Joy is my name,—<br/>
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| Sweet joy befall thee!<br/>
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| Pretty joy!<br/> | | Pretty joy!<br/> |
| Sweet joy but two days old,<br/> | | Sweet joy but two days old,<br/> |
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| | revision = | | | revision = |
| | | Type = Ayane |
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| | [[Category:Chapter 2 events]] |