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#REDIRECT [[Logs:Vignette - The Journey Home]]

...park is a perfect centerpiece to the eclectic neighborhood it resides in. Home to a number of playgrounds and courts from handball to basketball, it also *Perhaps it is proximity to the [[Village Lofts|home]] of so many obvious mutants, perhaps it is just the East Village's alterna

{{Tab}}Nestled into the heart of the East Village, Home is an unobtrusive place, with an unobtrusive name to match. A nondescript s ! Home

...t bound so much by ideology but by necessity -- a need to carve out a safe home for themselves and protect it. There's not a lot of rules in the Morlocks d ...Morlock home. Characters who the Morlocks are likely to accept into their home, either on a temporary or long-term basis, are characters who have solid, u

| style="text-align:center;" | '''''There's no place like home.'''''<br /> {{Tab}}Born and raised in Atlanta, adopted Philly as a second home. Came to New York ''right'' when the pandemic started, and is still trying

{{ Logs ...ents studying in pleasant weather. The large oak tree in the front yard is home to a tire swing, installed long ago beneath the sturdy old treehouse.

{{ Logs ...fers it to her companion, brows hiking in warm offer. "We got popsicles at home," she promises, solemn.

{{ Logs ...this is a bit reluctant, "we don't make as much of a fuss about that back home as we really should, either."

Tabitha's history is a rough one. Broken home, delinquency and drug use, etc. She's redeemed herself since then, and set ...rades, her family relationships at home deteriorated so bad, that she left home, moved in with friends, and became a delinquent. During these years, her ti

...er pipes, bowls and tunnels. The burnside skatepark was her home away from home. ...-style: solid; border-width: 1px"| '''PNWonderland''' - ''Astrid loves her home town of Portland, OR and will generally talk about the Pacific Northwest to

{{ Logs ...ome. Kavalam has ''been'' preparing, certainly, though if he's ready to go home it looks very different from the rest of his days here in fugitive land --

{{ Logs | summary = "''Try'' for find something like a home."

...d by students as a credit class. Benches offer seating and a small pond is home to koi and turtles, as well as a few frogs. At the far back edges of the ga ! colspan="2" | Logs

...g New-York-Irish family. Kyle had a good home life, by and large. A /loud/ home life; lots of arguments, lots of shouting, but at the end of the day they w ! colspan="2" | Logs

The water teems with life nevertheless, home to myriad species of fish that provide for ample fishing or just lazy watch ! colspan="2" | Logs

{{Tab}}Home to the city's most iconic buildings; Empire State Building, Chrysler Buildi ! colspan="2" | Logs

{{ Logs | gamedatename = a long summer (immediately followed by [[Logs:Pull|a clumsy overture for reconciliation]])

{{ Logs ...ry." It sounds ''almost'' accusatory. A little suspicious. "You want to go home? We could play Rocket League."

{{ Logs ...se a spike of vague, confused annoyance. "Naw," is all he says. "I'm going home for the three-day weekend." After a moment, "Are ''you'' going?"

{{ Logs ...outdoor balcony, full bar equipped with robotic-armed bartender, extensive home entertainment system. For all its opulence, the place is decorated tasteful