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[Colette smiles and waves to the camera, an egg on her lap.]

Hello! It looks like everyone got these eggs yesterday, but so many of you don't know how to properly care for them! You can't kick your egg, you can't put it in a fridge, and you definitely cannot drop it out a window. You have to treat it with love! These poor things have been separated from their mommies, so it's up to us to keep them safe and warm. Wrap them in a blanket, keep them on your lap, or sit on them like a chicken does. It also might help to talk to it and give it little kisses so it knows that it's still loved, right, Little Egg?

[She pecks the top of her egg and rubs her cheek against it, giggling lightly.]

Now I know that some of you are really busy with work, and you're worried that you won't be able to care for your egg properly. So if you need it, I'm willing to come check on your eggs while you're away to make sure that they're getting all the love and attention that they need to stay healthy.

If you have any questions about caring for your egg at all, please let me know! These babies are counting on us to keep them safe, and we can't let them down!

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True, eggs usually do minus those that we eat. But these are not normal chicken eggs, so they might need different temperature to be the right kind of warm.

[It's just really hard to tell.]

[That... was true.]

Maybe, but dragons also keep their eggs warm, so I think that we should probably keep them warm too, just in case.

[But now she's doubting herself. What if she's wrong and she just accidentally told a bunch of people how to kill the baby instead?]

I do agree keeping them warm is the correct thing since that is a thing for most eggs. it's just the temperature... We have no way of knowing what will be right.

[And how do they find that out?]

Maybe there's someone around who recognizes the eggs we can ask.

[It's a long shot, but if there's one thing Colette is good at, it's being hopeful.]

Then perhaps we should look around or something then. or ask around.

[Maybe someone must know, but from everyone's reactions, it didn't seem likely.]

Do you know anyone who might know something? I only just got here a few weeks ago so I don't know many people yet. And the ones I've spoken to seem very confused on how to care for their egg so I don't think they know anything about what could be inside.

[In other words, they've been busy dropping their eggs out windows or kicking them into buildings.]

Sadly for this instance, I cannot say for certain of anyone. So ytalking to people in general might wield better results than certain people I suggest who might end up knowing nothing.

But...yeah best to ignore those who don't seem to know anything, or don't know how to take care of it... even if no one knows how exactly to due to not knowing what kind.

I don't think we should ignore those who don't know the basics, though. Some people seem to feel that they need to force their egg to hatch, and even if we don't know what's inside, I don't think there are any eggs that need to be broken from the outside to hatch. Usually the babies break through on their own.

But I guess asking around is the best we can do to try to find out more. Or maybe someone will come forward that recognizes them and can help us make sure they hatch okay.

You asked if anyone would know, those who don't know the basics wouldn't be able to know what you needed. It's not ignoring them, it's just logical to not ask them if you know they won't help answer wise.

In the end we're all in the same boat, so really we all don't know the basics because we don't know what is inside.

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