[ SECRET POST #2469 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2469 ⌋

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Comments

[kaijinscendre]

Well, not each other. Of themselves. It'd be like you keeping a picture of just YOU on your desk. Who does that? It is so if you get amnesia at work you can know the desk is yours?

[vethica]

Could be an Employee of the Month-type picture? He's probably the only one at that radio station who tends to survive more than a month anyway.

[(Anonymous)]

I loved a headcanon I heard that said Cecil isn't human but wants to appear human, so he has a picture of the appearance he chose for himself on his desk so he doesn't forget what he's supposed to look like. It's not a headcanon I share - i still believe the writers didn't think very hard about it - but I found it cute.

[lynx]

I'm fond of Human Cecil, myself (no tentacles, etc), but that IS a cute headcanon :3 I'd be willing to read a fic based on that.

[starphotographs]

Okay, that's neat. :D

You don't see it as often as you'd think, but there's a special place in my heart for the theory that he's some kind of non-human entity who takes on an appearance so average that it just kind of looks disconcertingly blank, as opposed to actually, you know, normal.