Jiang rejects descriptions like NPC or zombie because Dante's Lucifer is even less animate than those categories suggest.
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NPC
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"Uh... No, I wouldn't say he's an NPC. I'd say he's even worse than an NPC. What?"
"...just do what we're told we're doing nothing okay we're like npcs do you guys know npcs non -playable characters in in video game..."
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