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Ford shows Bill his new tattoo.
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How Ford redecorated his house with pictures of Bill.
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“So.” Ford drums his fingers on the car steering wheel. “This cross-state road trip. Is that, uh, part of the whole ‘making amends’ thing?”
“Nope.” Pops Bills, which is floating-triangle-pretending-to-be-a-car-freshener speak for yes, and you’re going to hate every minute of it.
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"Duplicity is from a Latin word meaning "twofold, having two parts." Someone who shows duplicity is two-faced — maybe showing one side in public and another in private — or is just a liar, saying something known to be untrue or misleading. A fraud uses duplicity to gain something with false promises, and someone described as "fake" might use duplicity just to fit in or be accepted."
(from Vocabulary.com)While traveling the Multiverse, Ford reaches a strange place: a three-dimensional world, inhabited by two-dimensional creatures, caught up in a long, grueling civil war. On one side, there are the Circles, tyrants who want to regain absolute power. On the other side, there are the rebels, who fight for their freedom. The game is already in motion, the pieces are moving.
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When Bill Cipher is brought back to life and imprisoned as a last hopeless measure to prevent an approaching supernatural disaster, Ford swears to never let his guard down again. For the remaining 26 years of his life, chained to his past tormentor, he would not allow himself so much as to blink.
However, as the repercussions of his plan begin to come to light, the six-fingered man will soon realize that there are sides to Bill, the world, and himself he'd rather avert his eyes from.
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A mature follow-up, a character study, and an eventual closure set four years after the events depicted in canon.