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The Playground
by Katherine Avalon,
Atom Mudman Bezecny,
& Askarvi Hythlod Ogilvy
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Kids growing up in the '90s and early 2000s spent their recesses swapping stories of their favorite video games, movies, and books as they heard them over the burgeoning medium of the Internet. Many of these rumors were a mix of truth, twisted truth, and outright lies. These stories meshed with a tradition of playground ghost stories to create a complex mythos and atmosphere unlike any other. This often-eerie world of half-truths is remembered fondly by many who lived through it. But returning to the past can be a dangerous thing. In some cases, the forces we played with in our childhoods shouldn't be reawoken...
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