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Cleo Ritter
5/24 near Recolle University
Good afternoon. For those who don't know me, my name is Cleo Ritter, and I am a rather recent addition to this Retrospec community. I have some questions, to those of you who have received the strange visions after being made a part of this. Specifically, if you're willing, I'd like to hear about those visions. I thought if we collaborate and make a list of what kinds of visions each person receives, we might be able to find a pattern as to who gets what, and perhaps piece together a more complete understanding of what is going on here. Thank you in advance for being willing to share this, and I hope this will prove useful.

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I see. And it was common enough that there was a school for such things? I would say that sounds bizarre, but it is honestly more mundane than some of the other memories I've heard of here.

Looked like it.
I'll gladly take a superhero school.

Ah. Not just powers, but superheroes?

Nobody's real name is All Might.

... All Might?

It has to be a code name, right?

It sounds like one created by a child.

It sounds way better than Arachnid-Man.

[HOW DARE YOU TALK SHIT ABOUT...

actually, you know what. you're right.

but if you talk shit about her not-power rangers, we're gonna fight.]

I take your point. Though I fail to understand why they do not just use their names.

[He doesn't watch that much sentai, the not-power rangers are safe.]

Maybe they don't think their names are cool enough.

[good!!]

Why should that matter?

Heroes should be inspiring. That's easier with a name that sounds cool.
I think.

... "All Might" is inspiring?

Captain Might is inspiring.
If the name backs up the claim, that's what's important.

I suppose so. It sounds very childish, but perhaps that is the point. There is something comforting in innocent, childish superhero stories.

Kids look up to superheroes, but so do adults and teeangers.
Just because we don't have superpowers doesn't mean we can't embody the spirit of heroes.

That's true. Though as I intend to go into police work, I hope you will forgive me for not wearing a costume or a code name.

The police are important.
It's not like heroes can make arrests.

If those heroes aren't part of the police, are they not mere vigilantes? It seems odd that there would be heroes who are not able to arrest criminals.

Depends on the comic books you're reading.

True. I've not read many. Or any.

What?
Why?

A lack of interest, time, and money.

What kind of media do you like?

[if you think she'll admit to sentai you're wrong

but the answer is absolutely sentai.]

Very little. I would rather be exercising or working.

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