Editing Ellisburg (section)

====Cultural notes====
The goblins of goblin town have an interesting social structure. Like the humans they were created from, they have language and tastes.<ref name="II.I3e4"/>

They love and revere their king, following his directions in all things.<ref name="R4">'''VelocirexisaurMover''': I'm pretty sure his creations are completely loyal to him and would follow his orders, but when they don't have orders they'd basically have free will.<br/><br/>'''Wildbow''': Yup. - [https://redd.it/5sfop5 Comment by] Wildbow on reddit/</ref>

In death, they know that King Rinke will recycle them into new and useful forms and are content.<ref name="II.I3e10">“I come to save you,” she said.  “You can use me for material.”<br/><br/>“I wouldn’t do that,” he said.  “Not for one as beautiful and noble and brave as you.  No.”<br/>[...]<br/>With that, she understood what he was saying no ''to''.<br/><br/>“We need you.”<br/><br/>“No.”<br/><br/>“The others get sick and die.  They want to be recycled.” - [https://www.parahumans.net/2018/01/25 Excerpt] from  [[Interlude 3 II]]</ref> <ref name="II.I3e4"/>

Their biology allows them to enjoy more myriad pleasures than mere humans can comprehend.<ref name="26.4c1">'''Anzer'ke:'''<br/>
:” A bloated, coarse-looking creature lay on the ground, almost like a potato made of hair and flesh. Smaller things were busy carving gouges and holes into it.

:The resulting wounds regenerated, but not before the smaller creatures inserted body parts into the openings, allowing the regenerated flesh to close tight but not close completely.

:I averted my eyes from the scene, content with not letting my brain register which parts were being inserted and what they were doing after the fact.”<br/>

Seems pretty cut and dry to me
<br/>[...]<br/>'''Wildbow:''' Please understand where I was confused – there weren’t knives involved, and the event was consensual on all sides. Blue and Orange sexuality/amusement, if you will. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/27/sting-26-4/#comment-35720 Comment] on [[Sting 26.4]]</ref>