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The acoustics are great in there

Some fun facts...

1. Danni has a deep voice for a girl. It's part of the reason why she often gets mistaken for a boy.

2. Now, you may be wondering; wouldn't people be able to tell she's a girl based on her clothes? The answer is... no. In Abaddon, children's clothes are gender-neutral, and dresses aren't just for girls. That's part of the reason why adults who do not know a child very well will use "xe/xem" pronouns when referring to the child. (Andre was mostly confused because he was SURE he'd heard Whimsy and Mellilla use "she/her" pronouns when referring to Danni.)

3. (it's been mentioned a few times, but...) When Danni is going through a verbal shutdown, she can sing songs that she knows the lyrics to, because it takes the thinking out of what she's going to say. Anything that requires thought, her brain is like: "NOPE. SYSTEM FAILED." Her doctor and teachers encourage her to sing when going through a verbal shutdown so that her vocal cords don't atrophy.

4. Like most kids, Danni likes to be loud, even though she knows it's not socially acceptable to scream/yell randomly. Then, one day, she discovered heavy metal music, and she found her loophole~ When she wants to be loud for no reason, she will sing a heavy metal song.

5. Andre's voice is not very deep. He's in his early thirties, but he still sounds like a teenage boy. He's been asked "What year are you in?" more than once...

Description

The acoustics are great in there

Some fun facts...

1. Danni has a deep voice for a girl. It's part of the reason why she often gets mistaken for a boy.

2. Now, you may be wondering; wouldn't people be able to tell she's a girl based on her clothes? The answer is... no. In Abaddon, children's clothes are gender-neutral, and dresses aren't just for girls. That's part of the reason why adults who do not know a child very well will use "xe/xem" pronouns when referring to the child. (Andre was mostly confused because he was SURE he'd heard Whimsy and Mellilla use "she/her" pronouns when referring to Danni.)

3. (it's been mentioned a few times, but...) When Danni is going through a verbal shutdown, she can sing songs that she knows the lyrics to, because it takes the thinking out of what she's going to say. Anything that requires thought, her brain is like: "NOPE. SYSTEM FAILED." Her doctor and teachers encourage her to sing when going through a verbal shutdown so that her vocal cords don't atrophy.

4. Like most kids, Danni likes to be loud, even though she knows it's not socially acceptable to scream/yell randomly. Then, one day, she discovered heavy metal music, and she found her loophole~ When she wants to be loud for no reason, she will sing a heavy metal song.

5. Andre's voice is not very deep. He's in his early thirties, but he still sounds like a teenage boy. He's been asked "What year are you in?" more than once...