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9/20/20XX

5:05 pm

The pet has been becoming very docile as of late. Maybe a reward should be in order? I’ll think over this.

I am sorely disappointed on the meeting still. I still cannot understand why my demands were “too much.” Oh well, it is their loss.

I wonder what would happen if I told him what will become of him know that his “family” has abandoned him. I am finding myself asking these questions a lot. What if’s and what about’s. He is all mine now, so why shouldn’t I indulge?

What shall I do first is the real question. So many questions and ideas… It would would be my first time exploring a live skeleton. How do you harm a skeleton? Are they affected by temperature? Food poisoning? Dehydration? Starvation? I would have to think this over as well.

9/27/20XX

4:45 pm

Sharing a house with this skeleton is proving to be interesting. At the mansion I never had time to pay attention to my loyal servants, but here, I have all the time I need. Which is fortunate timing, for I’m finding myself increasingly fascinated by this skeleton.

When I first met him he was like a flame, not yet ready to burn out but no more fuel to keep him alive. I always flt a prick of curiosity while I spare him a glance.

I haven't noticed before, but my skeleton has come a long way as my loyal servant. His treatment must be working. At least there is something good to come from this.

9/28/20XX

4:58 pm

Idol curiosity, I find, can easily change to obsession. Weather this is the case or not is still to be determined.

The first day with just the two of us proved to only show that my servant will try to avoid me at all cost. I don't know if I should be pleased or see this as an inconvenience. On one hand this means he knows his place, but on the other hand this means I'll have to pick up his slack in later experimentation. Not a pleasant thought. I would be fine to just leave him to himself, however, this goes against plans.

9/30/20XX

5:24 pm

Getting the skeleton to cooperate is proving to be more tasking than I originally thought. I had thought having the skeleton warm up to me would be the best course of action with the least effort on my part.

It is amusing, however, to test his reaction to certain actions. I quickly learned that I should leave the house work to him, had been hard wired to do everything he can to make sure the house I currently inhabit is livable and tolerable. At least the house is small enough to have no need for a team of maids.

Casual conversation seems to be less than favorable activity as well. It proves to amuse me to see the skeleton fumble over his words, but I can only go so far before he avoids me all together. No matter, I can always find something else to do. Maybe a treat of some sort.

They say pets learn quicker win good behavior is rewarded. So maybe a treat of some kind is in order. It doesn't have to be anything big either, far from it. I refuse to let him leave to house however. I don't want him to run off on me and get lost after all.

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9/20/20XX

5:05 pm

The pet has been becoming very docile as of late. Maybe a reward should be in order? I’ll think over this.

I am sorely disappointed on the meeting still. I still cannot understand why my demands were “too much.” Oh well, it is their loss.

I wonder what would happen if I told him what will become of him know that his “family” has abandoned him. I am finding myself asking these questions a lot. What if’s and what about’s. He is all mine now, so why shouldn’t I indulge?

What shall I do first is the real question. So many questions and ideas… It would would be my first time exploring a live skeleton. How do you harm a skeleton? Are they affected by temperature? Food poisoning? Dehydration? Starvation? I would have to think this over as well.

9/27/20XX

4:45 pm

Sharing a house with this skeleton is proving to be interesting. At the mansion I never had time to pay attention to my loyal servants, but here, I have all the time I need. Which is fortunate timing, for I’m finding myself increasingly fascinated by this skeleton.

When I first met him he was like a flame, not yet ready to burn out but no more fuel to keep him alive. I always flt a prick of curiosity while I spare him a glance.

I haven't noticed before, but my skeleton has come a long way as my loyal servant. His treatment must be working. At least there is something good to come from this.

9/28/20XX

4:58 pm

Idol curiosity, I find, can easily change to obsession. Weather this is the case or not is still to be determined.

The first day with just the two of us proved to only show that my servant will try to avoid me at all cost. I don't know if I should be pleased or see this as an inconvenience. On one hand this means he knows his place, but on the other hand this means I'll have to pick up his slack in later experimentation. Not a pleasant thought. I would be fine to just leave him to himself, however, this goes against plans.

9/30/20XX

5:24 pm

Getting the skeleton to cooperate is proving to be more tasking than I originally thought. I had thought having the skeleton warm up to me would be the best course of action with the least effort on my part.

It is amusing, however, to test his reaction to certain actions. I quickly learned that I should leave the house work to him, had been hard wired to do everything he can to make sure the house I currently inhabit is livable and tolerable. At least the house is small enough to have no need for a team of maids.

Casual conversation seems to be less than favorable activity as well. It proves to amuse me to see the skeleton fumble over his words, but I can only go so far before he avoids me all together. No matter, I can always find something else to do. Maybe a treat of some sort.

They say pets learn quicker win good behavior is rewarded. So maybe a treat of some kind is in order. It doesn't have to be anything big either, far from it. I refuse to let him leave to house however. I don't want him to run off on me and get lost after all.