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1. a. If the character has LONG eyelashes ….. go to step 2 b. If character doesn’t have long eyelashes ….. go to step 3
2. a. If the character is carrying something ….. it’s Kanga-roo b. If the character isn’t holding something ….. it’s Minnie
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