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So I'm not a big laws guy, but I'm pretty sure walking around with a giant scythe would be against some kind of law, despite that being a shitty kind of weapon. Does it make a difference, not-getting-arrested-wise, if that scythe is a book at the time?

[He'd say something about wanting it a month or two ago, but he can't lift it when it's a scythe, so it's not that useful.]

Also Retrospec doesn't care what your legal address is, but I don't think that should surprise anyone.

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Yes, an object being two dramatically different things is fairly "weird as hell."
But to answer your question, no, I don't believe it would be arrestable for you to carry it around as a book.
At least, the police would have no clue of its true nature. They're not mind readers.

You can't prove that there isn't a member of the police force who got mind reading as a power from their past self.

Logically, no, since proving a negative is by definition impossible.
However, given that I am intimately acquainted with much of the police force, I'm confident in saying that there aren't any, as of yet.

Yet. But you have a point. I'll try not to worry so much about unlikely things like that.

Given what we've already experienced, if we were to worry about everything "unlikely," we'd never stop worrying.

That's nothing new for me.

Er, which part?

Worrying about anything and everything.

Ah.
Well, it's not helpful, so I'd recommend against it.

Working on it. It'd help if life went back to normal.

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