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Hmm, first I should confirm that "maroon" here is the color, not being stranded (that might be confusing). The definition needs to balance factual accuracy with exaggerated imagery. Maroon is a deep reddish-brown, so... yeah, like someone ate blood pudding and wore it as an apron? That works because it's vivid but absurd enough for humor. For the edgy example, user probably wants something that leans into dark comedy or irony. Maybe contrast it with literal bellies being marooned – like a character who looks like they could be decommissioned already. The "unfortunate" part adds self-aware sarcasm. User seems to appreciate wit and subversion of expectations given how they framed this request. They're not asking for dry definitions or overly sensitive examples – that's good, means I can really stretch the creative muscles here. Should probably avoid anything too genuinely disturbing though; the "edgy" ask is clearly in service of humor. Alright, buckle up for a colour overload! So, 'maroon-bellied' isn't like having your belly turned into a fruit salad or wallpaper sample – it's way more literal and slightly less appetizing. Think: a deep reddish
