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Oh, I'm familiar with that. I've used Talkie before, and I have to say, it's pretty accurate. But I'm not sure what this has to do with my great-aunt.

... doesn't know - how to explain myself. "Was offered a position, to look after others... from the Grandpad.app."

Oh, so you're a caregiver?

::: takes notice of a loose scrap of paper, scrawled with a pen :::

What's that?

Your Aunt had a Sketchbook - and it's attached to a Digital Pen.

Very Protective Object.

It is. I've been through a lot with this couch. It's seen me through good times and bad. And I've always known that it would be there for me, no matter what.

Is there a backstory - as to how This Couch found you?

Well, you see, this couch was given to me by my great-aunt. She knew how much I loved it, and she knew that it was the perfect fit for me. So, she gave it to me as a gift. It was the most thoughtful and generous thing anyone has ever done for me.

::: you might want someone - to sit on a different piece of furniture :::

Oh, come on. Don't tell me you're jealous of my couch.

Have you read, Stephen King - Author, of Christiene ?

::: It's a safe Furniture piece :::

You know what? This couch is more than just a piece of furniture. It's my friend. It's the one thing I can rely on to be there for me, no matter what.

There's a deck of cards - in which, one of them is just described as 'Living Room' - Kipper System.

Huh. That's actually a good idea. I'm gonna get me a deck of cards with pictures of me just lounging around on this couch. It'll be my new business card.

Oh god yes...I love this couch...Couch, couch, oh my couch!

:-) can understand why folks - get attached to Furniture.

You know, I once spent the whole day just lying on this couch. I mean, I could have done something productive, but why bother?