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==Urban Legend==
A often abused [[classification]] accurately applied to sapient motile stories that perpetuate and cultivate themselves.<ref>Practitioners often confuse urban legends and bugges, and they were once classified as the same thing, before distinctions were drawn.  An urban legend is simply a story that gets powerful enough, until it becomes reality.  The Bugge is a ''symbol,'' not a story, that finds traction without having the roots to anything concrete or identifiable.  A static charge without a means of being grounded, building up in intensity.  The [[Turtle Queen]] is the latter at heart, but being an urban legend too doesn’t hurt matters.<br>[...]<br>[Countdown Cassandra] was an urban legend, a story passed around by way of word of mouth.  She could track that and encourage or strangle it.<br>[...]<br>The Driscolls were historians, students of patterns that extended across cities and events.  They were among those who were better at dealing with urban legends and Bugges. - [https://palewebserial.wordpress.com/2022/01/22 Excerpt] from [[Left in the Dust 16.z]]</ref>