Niemain: Oh, look! What a cute little party... invading our space! We were preparing a ritual, and you all but ruined it.
Charname: What do you mean your space? This is a store and I'm a customer.
Niemain: Thank you for that wonderful display of simian logic, now scram.
Charname: For your information, a number of important sociological and psychological theorists have posited that stores exist in an intermediate space, neither private nor public in nature but combining elements of both. Displays in store windows, for instance, can best be viewed as mental constructs projected onto the public consciousness as a means of engendering mass conformity derived solely from the supposedly private domain of consumer choice...
Niemain: Ack! It's enough to drive one mad... Make it stop, make it stop!
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Charname: What do you mean your space? This is a store and I'm a customer.
Niemain: Thank you for that wonderful display of simian logic, now scram.
Charname: For your information, a number of important sociological and psychological theorists have posited that stores exist in an intermediate space, neither private nor public in nature but combining elements of both. Displays in store windows, for instance, can best be viewed as mental constructs projected onto the public consciousness as a means of engendering mass conformity derived solely from the supposedly private domain of consumer choice...
Niemain: Ack! It's enough to drive one mad... Make it stop, make it stop!