Sabine Berare

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Sabine Berare
[-o-] YES I CAN READ YOUR MIND, SECILY, AND YES I AM SMARTER THAN YOU.
First Appearance
Emanant Aspect	Time
Age	6 Repitonian Solar Sweeps
Gender Identity	He/Him (Male)
Status	Alive
Typing Style	Types in all caps and prefaces his dialogue with a volume slider, [-o-]. At its lowest setting [o--], his text is encased in parentheses. At its loudest setting, [--o], his text is bigger and italicised.
Music	I ADMIT IT, I DON'T KNOW HOW KING CRIMSON WORKS!! HE ERASES TIME BUT WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?! IF HE ERASES TIME THEN SHOULDN'T HE NOT BE THERE?! WHAT DOES THAT MEAN- WHAT DOES HE MEAN HE ERASES TIME?! ♫ COGNITO HAZARD ♫
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Chatlogs Sabine: Scheme. ======> ======>

Sabine Berare is a secondary troll in Vast Error. His associated alchemic sigil is Reverberation.

In Sabine's trollodex entry, his bullet points are listed as:

• uhm, akshually
• hey, hey you. yeah, you! you know what kind of frequency this is?
• already knows the answer

Etymology

His last name comes from 'reverberate'. His first name is a Dutch feminine name meaning 'peacemaker'.

Trivia

• His would-be classpect is Prince of Time.
• Sabine's character contains numerous references to characters played by actor Eddie Deezen.
  • Sabine's second bullet point references the unnamed Know-It-All Kid from The Polar Express, who asks the protagonist if he knows what kind of train he's in.
  • Sabine's third bullet point references Mandark's introductory episode in Dexter's Laboratory, where Mandark was smart enough to know the answers to questions before they were even asked.
  • On his trollodex reveal post on Tumblr, the tags state that Sabine canonically sounds and laughs like Mandark. Sabine has Mandark's signature laughing pose in his trollodex image as well.
  • Raurou mentioned that Sabine had demanded he perform a literal song and dance number before he considered it acceptable for consumption. This is a reference to the Hot Chocolate sequence from The Polar Express, and is perhaps a similar musical number to what Raurou had to perform.