From a9b27cb1ff38459b0a66ca7f5547409ebf28632a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: lowercase-donkey <lowercasedonkey@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 18 May 2019 01:08:22 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] pronouns

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 # The pronouns system #
-All references to scene actors shall be made via the pronouns object, returned by the `getPronouns()` function. The properties of the returned object contains strings to be used for referring to the actor or his actions. The object presents three property groups. The first one refers to pronouns by their grammatical names ('noun', 'object', 'pronoun', etc.). The rest two groups provide the same values, but referred using gender-dependent names: he/she, his/her, etc. They are meant to be used in passage texts, and you can choose any group you like, the actual strings will be based on the slave object, which was passed as argument in the `getPronouns()` call.
+All references to scene actors shall be made via the pronouns object, returned by the `getPronouns()` function. The properties of the returned object contains strings to be used for referring to the actor or his actions. The object presents three property groups. The first one refers to pronouns by their grammatical names ('noun', 'object', 'pronoun', etc.). The rest of the groups provide the same values, but referred using gender-dependent names: he/she, his/her, etc. They are meant to be used in passage texts, and you can choose any group you like, the actual strings will be based on the slave object, which was passed as argument in the `getPronouns()` call.
 
 ## Usage examples ##
 
 ```js
 const s = getPronouns(aSlave);
 `Use ${s.his} mouth`
-`Fuck ${s.her}`
+`Fuck ${s.him}`
 `${s.He} is ready`
 ```
 
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