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Unwinds who manage to run away are considered, and called, [[AWOL]]. |
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== Known people successfully unwound == |
== Known people successfully unwound == |
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Revision as of 04:48, 20 May 2014
Unwinds are children from the ages of thirteen to seventeen (13-17) set to be unwound. As of UnWholly, the age limit was lowered from 18 to 17, resulting in a shortage of unwinds and spare body parts. Parts pirates have since run amok and have began selling unwound body parts at the black market.
Unwinds who manage to run away are considered, and called, AWOL.
Unwinds are considered inequal to their tithe counterparts, as their parents had chosen to unwind them. As a result, unwinds hate tithes, like how peasants hate royalty.