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This is the illusionist in which I, Helen Zoltzman,

douse language in holy water, interrupt the illusionist food season for discussion of demons.

Maybe you've been possessed by this particular demon. On with the show.

I hope I'm pronouncing it right to Tivolus. Who is that?

Tivolus is the typo demon. My name is Ian Chilag. What more would you like to know?

I don't know. What do you want people to know about you in a professional spirit?

Oh, I hope people think of me as kind. I host a podcast called Everything is Alive. I interview

an animate object about their lives. I've certainly felt the effects of the demon to Tivolus in my life.

Made typos. I had not until I learned of Tivolus known that I could blame those typos on

a higher power or is a demon a lower power? I think they originated when an archangel fell from

heaven, Lucifer. Yes. So I'd imagine if you're taking the conventional geography of heaven being

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