the leopard table Alright, so turning things leopard print isn't a useful power. But it's one with visual aftereffects. Besides, Freddie doesn't want that many people to know about her supermemory and she certainly isn't going to tell these happy fairgoers that hey, if they got murdered then she could totally tell that.
She's not wearing leopard herself, instead wearing a orange dress with a flowered top. But, Freddie's got a bag full of knickknacks that she bought from the dollar store--little tacky army men and ugly farm animals that don't really look like animals. For only fifty cents, you can see the color of the little tacky army man change and keep it for yourself as a prize. For five dollars, Freddie can turn any item of yours leopard print.
Thankfully, the effect wears off after a day. But Freddie's not telling people that. Instead, she's greeting everybody with a smile that, if you even talked to her once, is obviously utterly fake.
food and drink Somebody has pushed a corn dog onto Freddie, despite her loudly protesting that she's a vegetarian. So, there's Freddie Lounds, standing in front of a food booth, holding a corn dog and looking utterly dour.
"Here," she says, turning to the nearest person, and practically sticking the corn dog in their face. "You take it. Otherwise, it's going in the trash."
Freddie Lounds | unsettled, ota!
Alright, so turning things leopard print isn't a useful power. But it's one with visual aftereffects. Besides, Freddie doesn't want that many people to know about her supermemory and she certainly isn't going to tell these happy fairgoers that hey, if they got murdered then she could totally tell that.
She's not wearing leopard herself, instead wearing a orange dress with a flowered top. But, Freddie's got a bag full of knickknacks that she bought from the dollar store--little tacky army men and ugly farm animals that don't really look like animals. For only fifty cents, you can see the color of the little tacky army man change and keep it for yourself as a prize. For five dollars, Freddie can turn any item of yours leopard print.
Thankfully, the effect wears off after a day. But Freddie's not telling people that. Instead, she's greeting everybody with a smile that, if you even talked to her once, is obviously utterly fake.
food and drink
Somebody has pushed a corn dog onto Freddie, despite her loudly protesting that she's a vegetarian. So, there's Freddie Lounds, standing in front of a food booth, holding a corn dog and looking utterly dour.
"Here," she says, turning to the nearest person, and practically sticking the corn dog in their face. "You take it. Otherwise, it's going in the trash."