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A cassette tape, a shelf he actually organized himself, a chair that's molded to him.
Lumiere's rule: if something's worth having, it's worth actually knowing well and taking care of — not just piling up. He's got the director's cut of everything because he pays attention to what he keeps.
Color in Lumiere, his headphones, and the tape he's holding up, plus his little shelf of favorites behind him.
About Local Lumiere
Has the director's cut of practically everything because he actually organizes what he keeps instead of just piling it up. Expressive in big, specific ways — large emotions over small things, something always playing quietly in the background. The chair with his permanent impression isn't a joke about being lazy. It's proof he's exactly where he means to be.