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- The movement of a single fly can say a lot, if you touch the top of someone’s head, and travel down the back of their body. Height and hair length hint at gender, as do any possible smells. She figures out who people are by noting key details about them (hair, clothes, costume) and then keeps track of who is where (for as many as a dozen or a hundred people at a time: multitasking). In cases like Alexandria, she might have six or seven bugs in discreet places (the spot where the gloves meet the arm, the back of Alexandria’s boots, the top of her helmet, etc) on any individual powerful or notable enough to keep track of. This is the case, for example, with her teammates. Other stuff gets filled in with context.
- But 99% of this is happening unconsciously, the same way she controls her bugs without explicit conscious thought.
- —Word of God: Wildbow, John Charles McCrae
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