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Personality Archetypes In Home

Posted June 25th, 2011 in News and Articles
By Rath Starblade | 8 comments

HomeStation Magazine’s biggest criticism of Home, repeatedly, has nothing to do with Home itself — but rather some of the types of people who inhabit it. Rath Starblade, in a guest contribution to HSM, takes a wonderfully caustic tongue-in-cheek look at some of Home’s sillier behavior patterns.