Babe Bennet as played by Winona Ryder

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Hello! I somehow made solo "pen & paper" gaming more nerdy... Episode #497 Segmented Thusly: Movie Monologue = Inferno, Alita: Battle Angel, Hellboy (2019) and Never Cry Wolf. Television Talk = Fleabag (Season #2) and A.P. Bio (Season #2) Book Banter = Double Movie Monologue = Mr. Deeds, Shaft (2019), Ocean's 11 (1960) and Ralph Breaks the Internet. Game Gabbin' = How to Host a Dungeon by Tony Dowler (Using Dungeon Painter Studio) *Map Below* Internet Intercourse = Throwing Shade (Episode #400), Hollywood Handbook (Episode #300), Star Trek: Picard Thoughts and Matt Coleville's DM Interview with Phil Robb.

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