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The '''Homeless Eras,''' as its name suggests, was a prolonged period during which [[Daniel|Daniel Larson]] '''was homeless.''' Both Eras lasted approximately '''796 days''' (or roughly 2 years and 2 months), from approximately January 9, 2022, to April 30, 2024, with two breaks between February 10 to April 19, 2022, and August 31 to October 16, 2022, making this the longest time period in the Larsonverse. There have been two homeless eras, with temporary breaks when Daniel rents motels or is put into state-subsidized housing. | The '''Homeless Eras,''' as its name suggests, was a prolonged period during which [[Daniel|Daniel Larson]] '''was homeless.''' Both Eras lasted approximately '''796 days''' (or roughly 2 years and 2 months), from approximately January 9, 2022, to April 30, 2024, with two breaks between February 10 to April 19, 2022, and August 31 to October 16, 2022, making this the longest time period in the Larsonverse. There have been two homeless eras, with temporary breaks when Daniel rents motels or is put into state-subsidized housing. | ||
The Homeless Eras began after Daniel ran away from his caretaker, [[Jonas]], in December 2021.{{Footnote|text=The exact date of this is unclear, but it can be assumed that Daniel ran away around the end of 2021, due to Daniel being definitely homeless during the Headset Arc, which happened during early 2022.}} This event marked the end of the [[Classic Era]], and the true start of why Daniel Larson became the infamous figure many know him as today. Daniel was homeless for approximately a month before moving into another care provider's house in February 2022, before being evicted in April.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJkgFQK39Is</ref> He was homeless for another four months before he briefly [[Second Housing Arc|received housing]] from the [[Shields Foundation]] in August 2022, before being evicted following [[Miss P|an altercation with his care providers.]] | The Homeless Eras began after Daniel ran away from his caretaker, [[Jonas]], in December 2021. He moved into an assisted-living apartment and was evicted on January 9, 2022. {{Footnote|text=The exact date of this is unclear, but it can be assumed that Daniel ran away around the end of 2021, due to Daniel being definitely homeless during the Headset Arc, which happened during early 2022.}} This event marked the end of the [[Classic Era]], and the true start of why Daniel Larson became the infamous figure many know him as today. Daniel was homeless for approximately a month before moving into another care provider's house in February 2022, before being evicted in April.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJkgFQK39Is</ref> He was homeless for another four months before he briefly [[Second Housing Arc|received housing]] from the [[Shields Foundation]] in August 2022, before being evicted following [[Miss P|an altercation with his care providers.]] | ||
Throughout the Homeless Eras, Daniel faced several challenges, such as frequent illness, contracting trench foot, getting into several altercations, and being arrested several times. Daniel was also [[List of places that have banned Daniel|banned from several services and restaurants]], and his mental health declined significantly compared to the start of the era. Despite trying to look for an apartment or other forms of long-term housing, he ultimately failed due to his irresponsibility with money, combined with other factors. | Throughout the Homeless Eras, Daniel faced several challenges, such as frequent illness, contracting trench foot, getting into several altercations, and being arrested several times. Daniel was also [[List of places that have banned Daniel|banned from several services and restaurants]], and his mental health declined significantly compared to the start of the era. Despite trying to look for an apartment or other forms of long-term housing, he ultimately failed due to his irresponsibility with money, combined with other factors. | ||