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The reason I moved this page from "Tuck" to "Tucks" (as well as other pages relating to the species) lies in how individual characters in the game are named in orthographical relation to each other. Characters like Walbrick (shown below, | The reason I moved this page from "Tuck" to "Tucks" (as well as other pages relating to the species) lies in how individual characters in the game are named in orthographical relation to each other. Characters like Walbrick (shown below, on the right), Walnut, Waldough, Fluff etc. are referred to with their names in singular form. Naming these characters like that implies the "s" at the end of "Tucks" (also shown below, left), "Speedy Tucks", "Trench Tucks" etc. (all of which are names of several other characters in the game) is just a stylish way of spelling, rather than a plural component. | ||
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Revision as of 12:21, February 1, 2017
The reason I moved this page from "Tuck" to "Tucks" (as well as other pages relating to the species) lies in how individual characters in the game are named in orthographical relation to each other. Characters like Walbrick (shown below, on the right), Walnut, Waldough, Fluff etc. are referred to with their names in singular form. Naming these characters like that implies the "s" at the end of "Tucks" (also shown below, left), "Speedy Tucks", "Trench Tucks" etc. (all of which are names of several other characters in the game) is just a stylish way of spelling, rather than a plural component.
