As I expected, associating “Good” and “Vabbenif” happens a lot more quickly in my lizard brain, but then, as shown, associating the pale figure with *anything* was something I did a lot more than with the dark figure. Try it for yourself.
At least, I think that’s how I read these numbers (“0” was average. But… Um, I’m not sure what “average” meant. Anyway, this is what it said):
Good and Vabbenif=0.04
Bad and Vabbenif=-0.42
Good and Reemolap=0.213
Bad and Reemolap=0.164
(stolen from ABW)
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