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Hmm, first I need to make sure I understand what makes a definition humorous while keeping it accurate. The user clearly wants wit over dry facts, so I should lean into playful exaggeration without distorting the meaning too much. They'd probably appreciate puns or absurd comparisons tied to real history. For the edgy part... that's trickier because "Lennox" is primarily a place name (that Scottish region) with some historical nobility connections. The challenge is finding an unsettling angle without being completely misleading – maybe play on how names can be weaponized? Like, the Lennox could theoretically give you existential dread if someone from there tells you your naming rights expired. User seems to enjoy juxtaposition humor – they'll probably smirk at the tone shift between definitions. I should mirror that energy in my response while keeping it engaging across both parts. The wordplay needs to land naturally, not forced, but the edgy bit can be darker since we're breaking into thriller territory. Also, gotta watch the balance: Too much humor might undermine the seriousness of the historical context, while too much dread could kill the playful vibe. Maybe end with a callback to the original definition to maintain cohesion. Alright, buckle up butter
