Gradient
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 27m
Ongoing, First published Dec 23, 2018
Mature
Thomas had many many sides excluding the ones he had shown on screen and he had even met a few of them that preferred to stay off-screen. In fact, he had so many aspects of his personality it was easier on the mind to categorize them. For instance, one may use the terms so delightfully put together by Roman himself. Thomas had "Dark Sides" and "Light Sides" there were even a few that fit in between and deemed themselves the "Gradients."
The gradients were outsiders, sides who very few trusted as they did not fit into either group. They were different, complex, and completely unpredictable. This is why so few sides are deemed themselves "gradient." I mean, who wants to be outcasted by the 80% majority of the mindscape!? Yeah, it's much better to pretend to fit in their petty definitions of "light" and "dark" than to live alone with nobody to lean one. Then again, is it?
Oh, did that start to get personal? Sorry, I have a habit of forgetting to stay in third person professional. Harm's been done now so why even try anymore? My name's Virgil Empathy Sanders, welcome to my story.

This is my own AU, for better communication about the story, please take a look at this story's tumblr: https://myanxiousaesthetic.tumblr.com/
Patton, Logan, Roman, Virgil, and Deceit belong to Thomas Sanders
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