>>7513975
>'Chains of Strength' by VampDaddy
"Cracked cast-iron chains."
>'Junta' by Wol
"Two cups of coffee."
>'The Visitor' by Watson
A broken drinking glass—"gathering the broken shards with a napkin and placing it at the far end of the table."
>'Fog of War' by Red
WWII bandages/gauze—"thick bandages were wrapped around his eyes."
>'Iteration' by mintjulia
A "readout" of "1"—the MC measures photons but discovers there's only 1 photon in the universe to measure.
>'Frankenstein; or, The Modern Pygmalion' by meteor
An anklet that "does not deliver an electric shock, only the imitation of one through the use of vibration."
>'Chicago' by Meadowlisp
"A bottle of pills"—"fourteen little white angels."
>'Cotton Candy Grapes™' by edisonm
See title—"Beautiful green pearls, edible emeralds, so juicy, so sweet."
>'Deathrun' by I need a name
A pistol with a 'rackable slide' (e.g. a semi-auto).
>'The Last Woman and the First' by wingo
The main character is "anointed in a bucket with bells" as he embodies "Rivenarr the Wise" in a play.
>'Grave for a Gravemaker' by Mordred
Tricky—either "the insignia of Marshall Valen’s company on the back of their dusters" or 'a wanted poster.'
However, "Gravemaker" is the MC's sobriquet, so a simple tombstone should suffice.
>'Little Sister' by WORK
"Navy cooked a delicious bacon and eggs breakfast."
>'M22' by Heng
A computer—a "glass pane."—also see "arrest-process pix" >>7510738
>'Five Steps' by Beineberg
Artist's materials—"I drew and drew, everything I could, every single day, 10 hours a day, the most I could manage before my brain started melting."
>'Method of Escape' by Duck
A 'small water jug'—"All the water in the facility was opaque on account of the dirt in it."
It should be oriented so the viewer can "peer into" it.
>'Wotan' by Pancakesyrup
Viking runes—"dull red, dagger like scrawl stabbing at me incoherently from the folded page."
Or "chocolate bar"(s).
>'Quota' by ineptia
"Tear-stained" "stats and logs."

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