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I admit I knew there was going to be gender confusion with Lucky. In the first pages of TS Lucky was said to be they/them because the gender of Lucky was not official and I had plans to make Lucky non-binary. However, I was afraid of having negative or confusing thoughts from the audience and even a few friends dm'd me about this because they didn't know Lucky's gender either. Me and one of my closest friends even joked about Lucky being genderfluid because no one could pin a gender. In chapter two and near the end of chapter one I made Lucky female because of the previous statement and because there was already a mostly male cast.

Now I've rethought my decision and am a little bit more comfortable with this so yeah, Lucky is non-binary from here on out. Perhaps pronouns will differ showing the other characters may assume Lucky is male or female first. Words like Sir, Ma'am, Miss, etc. may also appear with differing usage because I have no clue if there are gender neutral versions for those nor do I know if I'd use them anyways.

(This will be going into "Reference Sheets" because I think it'll be needed in the future)

Description
I admit I knew there was going to be gender confusion with Lucky. In the first pages of TS Lucky was said to be they/them because the gender of Lucky was not official and I had plans to make Lucky non-binary. However, I was afraid of having negative or confusing thoughts from the audience and even a few friends dm'd me about this because they didn't know Lucky's gender either. Me and one of my closest friends even joked about Lucky being genderfluid because no one could pin a gender. In chapter two and near the end of chapter one I made Lucky female because of the previous statement and because there was already a mostly male cast.

Now I've rethought my decision and am a little bit more comfortable with this so yeah, Lucky is non-binary from here on out. Perhaps pronouns will differ showing the other characters may assume Lucky is male or female first. Words like Sir, Ma'am, Miss, etc. may also appear with differing usage because I have no clue if there are gender neutral versions for those nor do I know if I'd use them anyways.

(This will be going into "Reference Sheets" because I think it'll be needed in the future)