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Part 1: Your Face is Not An Organ Part 1: Impact Part 1: Juice Part 1: The Nose Grid Part 1: The Moon is in the House of Boring Part 2: Awake Part 2: College Try Part 2: Boring Part 2: Still Boring Part 2: Missing the Feed Part 2: Cache & Carry Part 2: Night. And Boring Part 2: Father Part 2: Salad Days, with Sneeze Guard Part 2: The Garden Part 2: Dead Language Part 2: Release Part 3: Normal Part 3: Undervalued Truffle Part 3: The Others in Mal Part 3: Nudging Part 3: Lose the Chemise Part 3: Sniffling Part 3: A New Place Part 3: The Dimples of Delglacey Part 3: Lift Part 3: A Question of Moral Part 3: Observe the Remarkable Verdure Part 3: A Day in the Country Part 3: Nudging Again Part 3: The Real Thing Part 3: Fight and Flight Part 3: So Much To Do Part 3: Seashore Part 3: Limbo and Prayer Part 3: Flat Hope Part 3: Our Duty to the Party Part 4: 52.9% Part 4: 87.3% Part 4: 87.1% Part 4: 86.5% Part 4: 52.0% Part 4: 82.4% Part 4: 80.9% Part 4: 78.6% Part 4: 77.8% Part 4: 76.3% Part 4: 76.2% Part 4: 59.3% Part 4: 57.2% Part 4: 54.1% Part 4: 51.5% Part 4: Summertime Part 4: The Deep Part 4: 4.6%
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All Themes Corporations and Consumerism Apathy, Happiness, and Satisfaction Resistance Class and Segregation The Environment
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All Characters Titus Violet Durn Link Arwaker Marty Calista Loga Quendy President Trumbull Dad / Steve DelGlacey Murdoch Violet’s father
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All Terms Mal Upcar
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All Symbols Feed The moon Lesions
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