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@@ -1,7 +1,24 @@
 ---
-title: mimic
+title: The murderous history of loot boxes 
 credits: Austin Wood
 contents:
+
+    - Foreword
+    - "In RPG games the Mimic is a monster that appears as a treasure chest."
+    - "When a player tries to interact with it in order to get the contents of the chest it reveals its true nature and attacks her."
+    - "The name of the Mimic come from its act of mimesis: this creature is like a predator that disguises itself in order to sneak up on its prey."
+    - "A treasure chest in a game can be seen as a temporary safe zone because it interrupts the flow of incoming threats by offering a reward to the player."
+    - "The Mimic endangers this temporary safe zone and breaks a kind of contract between the player and the game."
+    - "The treasure chest is transformed in a risky russian roulette, that inoculates danger in the safe zones of a narration."
+
+    - "I'm tempted to write that the loot box is something like a meta mimic: an object that promises an in-game reward but produces a damage to the player."
+    - "What's more is that this damage is inflicted in the real world not to the player but to the person."
+    - "What's then the difference between a loot box and a Mimic?"
+
+    - "'The murderous history of loot box' is a text in which the word 'mimic' has been replaced with 'loot box'. You can find the original article on www.pcgamer.com"
+
+
+
     - The murderous history of loot boxes
     - type: mimic-colophon
       original: original text
@@ -139,19 +156,7 @@ contents:
     - These things are everywhere if you really look.
     - In other words, stay suspicious, because it’s probably a loot box.
 
-    - Afterword
-    - "In RPG games the Mimic is a monster that appears as a treasure chest."
-    - "When a player tries to interact with it in order to get the contents of the chest it reveals its true nature and attacks her."
-    - "The name of the Mimic come from its act of mimesis: this creature is like a predator that disguises itself in order to sneak up on its prey."
-    - "A treasure chest in a game can be seen as a temporary safe zone because it interrupts the flow of incoming threats by offering a reward to the player."
-    - "The Mimic endangers this temporary safe zone and breaks a kind of contract between the player and the game."
-    - "The treasure chest is transformed in a risky russian roulette, that inoculates danger in the safe zones of a narration."
-
-    - "I'm tempted to write that the loot box is something like a meta mimic: an object that promises an in-game reward but produces a damage to the player."
-    - "What's more is that this damage is inflicted in the real world not to the player but to the person."
-    - "What's then the difference between a loot box and a Mimic?"
 
-    - "The murderous history of loot box is a text in which the word mimic is been replaced with loot box. You can find the original article on www.pcgamer.com"
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