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Sorry if this isn't the right place to ask questions about Zombie Stage, I'm just not sure where else to go, since it's so new.

So, it seems the premise of Zombie Stage this time is that two people sing, they're voted on, and the one who "loses" gets a body part auctioned off. But I feel like that doesn't quite make sense? Surely, the fans would vote for the person they WANT the body parts of, right? So wouldn't it make more sense for the "loser"--the one auctioned off--to be the one who has MORE votes? But we see Sua has less votes than Mizi, so Sua gets the chop.

If fans knew the loser would be auctioned off, wouldn't that mean that the fans would be trying to work together to make thei

Hello! So, I'm going to be traveling with my cat via plane. My flight will be two hours and I'm planning on getting to the airport around three hours early--so it'll be at least five hours of him being in his carrier. I already discussed with his vet and I've gotten the gabapentin for him, plus a new carrier for the plane ride, so I don't need any recommendations for that.

People who have traveled with cats before, what are some things that have come up that have taken you by surprise, or things you wish you better prepared for?

I'm especially worried about him having an accident in his carrier. I don't want him to be stuck in a pee bag for five hours. The airport I'll be going to does ha

I don't want to be here but I know I'll regret it if I don't stay.

But people keep talking to me saying they're sorry for my loss or trying to engage me in conversation even though I'm sitting in a corner alone.

I don't want to hear people talk about my dad or tell me how great he was. I know.

I don't know if I'm being normal or not.

I'm writing something in the modern day, about a rich old money family who has live-in butlers and servants. When I try to look up "how do butlers/maids address their employers" I get resources for the Edwardian/Victorian England, which talk about saying "Master X" or "Lady Y". But this is supposed to take place in the modern day--even if the family is a bunch of old money jerks, I don't think anyone in the modern day would want to be called "Master" by an employee. At least not in public.

I know that there's "sir" and "ma'am", but what about when directly addressing their employers? Or their employers' children--would a 50 year old servant be expected to call a baby "sir"?

I hope this is a specific enough legal question, but if it's not, I'll try somewhere else. Obligatory, this is hypothetical, nothing to do with me IRL.

I'm writing a story where a character is accused of murder and he is illiterate. He's 24, and he cannot read or write. He is not deaf or mute and he is fluent English. He is considered legally sane and capable of standing trial. I know that the law has a duty to accommodate people's disabilities, but I'm trying to find specific examples of what those accomodations would look like. For example:

• I've heard of some cases that have accepted a simple scribble as a signature for someone who can't otherwise write their name. If the prosecution p

Hi, sorry if this is the wrong place to ask, I just wasn't sure where else to go. I stopped following Black Butler at the end of the Blue Cult arc because I wanted to wait until Lizzy came back into the story. But then I realized I couldn't look up most recent chapters without spoiling myself for other things.

Can anyone tell me if there are any new chapters about Lizzy after chapter 129, but without spoiling anything else?

Thank you!

Apologies if this is the wrong place to post, but the customer service line hasn't been much help and the official reddit for this brand seems extremely dead. This is not a problem of my cat using the litter box, he uses it fine.

So, I have a Leo's Loo Too automatic litterbox and the plastic tarp/"bladder" of the litter box tore. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post links to give an example, but basically: it's a stretchy piece of plastic/silicone that goes along the bottom of the drum that catches the litter. I've been trying to reach out to customer service but their only advice is to buy the replacement part... Which has been out of stock for weeks.

I'm considering getting a replacement

I've heard that some people were able to figure out the whodunnit by the end of episode 4--and thus likely would have figured out the ShKanon twist and that Sayo solved the epitaph already. But would anyone be able to figure out the motive--the whydunnit--using only the first 4 episodes?

By the end of episode 4, even if people hadn't figured out who the culprit truly was, we all learned that Battler had forgotten an important promise six years before, which is what triggered the tragedy. But could someone figure out it was specifically Battler promising Sayo that he would "take her away"/marry her? I think at the end of episode 4, Battler mentions that Shannon was his first love, but I don'

I see people talk about how their vote is less based on Muu's actions with Rei and more about Muu's actions with Haruka. Now, this isn't going to me defending Muu's murder of Rei. But rather there is something about Haruka's murder--and yes, it was a murder--that people seem to be overlooking. Think whatever you like about Muu's actions towards Rei, but the fact of the matter is, Haruka's murder is not Muu's fault.

Muu blames the audience for Haruka's death. I've seen a lot of people take that personally, but think of it frm her point of view: she's trapped in a psychological torture prison, told that she will be voted forgiven or unforgiven, and Haruka says "if you vote Muu unforgiven, I w

Like I said, this is a question with regards to Shannon and involved spoilers for the whole thing. I'm on mobile and spoiler tags haven't worked in the past for me on mobile, so I just want to be sure everyone has a chance to get out before they get spoiled.

Alright, we good? Only Episode 8 readers here?

So, my question is: how intertwined do you think Shannon and Sayo are?

From my perspective: Sayo is the main personality, with Shannon being an alter just like Kanon and Beatrice are. I often end up thinking of Sayo and Shannon as separate beings. I also think this because Sayo's alters all look different from herself; we know she sets up specific outfits and looks for each other them, in

I guess you could call this a theory but really it's just something I've noticed. It really won't affect what way I'm voting but I think it's an interesting insight into Fuuta's thought processes anyway.

At the end of Appare March, we see Fuuta holding a flag with the center torn out, but since he looks up at it with Amane Cult eyes, I assume it used to be one of Amane's flags?

However, surrounding him are other flags with their centers torn out, discarded at his his feet.

I think that these are flags, not of Amane-ism, but of the previous things Fuuta has gotten involved in. We saw that when he got involved in flame wars and influencing, he dove head first and it consumed him. These flag

I was discussing with a friend about the end of Episode 8, when Ange/Yukari had reopened Fukuin Orphanage and recreated the Ushiromiya manor grand hall, complete with Beatrice portrait.

My interpretation was that Yukari knew everything about Rokkenjima but was choosing to keep the cat box closed (she didn't know about Battler/Tohya's survival because Tohya was never on Rokkenjima and Battler died on/around Rokkenjima). So, she not only knew who the culprits were, but she also knew about Shanon/Kanon/Sayo/Beatrice--and if she knew about Sayo and Sayo's motives, then she surely must have known about Kuwadorian Beatrice. So my interpretation of why Yukari would put the symbol of her family

This is mainly talking about manga Episode 8, I haven't gotten to episode 8 in the VN yet.

So. Episode 8 has the party with baby Ange and everyone on Rokkenjima. Here's why I think that episode 8's portrayal of Kinzo was actually more like Kinzo at the end of his life, more than the other episodes.

To refresh memories and/or summarize for those who didn't read the manga, only the VN: episode 8 begins with Battler promising to tell Ange "the truth" of October 4/5 1986. In his portrayal, everyone is alive and happy and Kinzo is a doting grandfather who wears silly hats and gives presents to his darling grandchildren and hosts a Halloween party for everyone to have fun. In the manga specifica