Charlottesville Fashion Square - Revision history

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	[[File:FashionSquareJan2023.jpeg\|thumb\|200px\|The mall on life support in late [[January 2023]]. Notice the wreath despite the holiday season being over for nearly a month at the time of capture.]]		[[File:FashionSquareJan2023.jpeg\|thumb\|200px\|The mall on life support in late [[January 2023]]. Notice the wreath despite the holiday season being over for nearly a month at the time of capture.]]

	'''Charlottesville [[Chris and fashion\|Fashion]] Square''' was a shopping [[mall]] and one of the original venues for [[Chris]]'s [[Love Quest]] exploits. Like all of his "[[Attraction Location]]s", it didn't do much for him, as his behavior led to several run-ins with its management and security personnel, ultimately resulting in a [[List of places that have banned Chris\|ban]] from the mall. Owing to the mall~~'s popularity with Chris as a social and Attraction Location~~, it ~~has since~~ became a ~~place~~ of ~~hallowed ground~~ among [[trolls]], [[weens]] and [[CWCki\|Christorians]] alike. It closed in [[2025]], exceeding [[The GAMe PLACe]] in terms of Chris's longest ban-to-closure period (just less than thirteen years compared to six years from The GAMe PLACe). It is located about 9 miles away from [[14 Branchland Court]].		'''Charlottesville [[Chris and fashion\|Fashion]] Square''' was a shopping [[mall]] and one of the original venues for [[Chris]]'s [[Love Quest]] exploits. Like all of his "[[Attraction Location]]s", it didn't do much for him, as his behavior led to several run-ins with its management and security personnel, ultimately resulting in a [[List of places that have banned Chris\|ban]] from the mall. Owing to Chris’s frequent patronage of the mall, it became a sort of holy land among [[trolls]], [[weens]] and [[CWCki\|Christorians]] alike. It closed in [[2025]], exceeding [[The GAMe PLACe]] in terms of Chris's longest ban-to-closure period (just less than thirteen years compared to six years from The GAMe PLACe). It is located about 9 miles away from [[14 Branchland Court]].

	==Chris and the Fashion Square==		==Chris and the Fashion Square==

NguyenVanPhuoc: Charlottesville Home Depot opening was pushed to August 28

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Charlottesville Home Depot opening was pushed to August 28

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	On 13 [[June 2021]], Washington Prime Group, the owners of Charlottesville Fashion Square, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing the COVID-19 pandemic as the main reason.<ref>https://edition.cnn.com/2021/06/14/business/washington-prime-group-mall-bankruptcy/index.html</ref> The mall was later auctioned to a local lending company a few days later. <ref>https://dailyprogress.com/business/local/watch-now-fashion-square-mall-auctioned-to-lender-for-20-2-million/article_15ea6df2-e67b-11eb-9274-0bff086e95e0.html</ref>		On 13 [[June 2021]], Washington Prime Group, the owners of Charlottesville Fashion Square, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing the COVID-19 pandemic as the main reason.<ref>https://edition.cnn.com/2021/06/14/business/washington-prime-group-mall-bankruptcy/index.html</ref> The mall was later auctioned to a local lending company a few days later. <ref>https://dailyprogress.com/business/local/watch-now-fashion-square-mall-auctioned-to-lender-for-20-2-million/article_15ea6df2-e67b-11eb-9274-0bff086e95e0.html</ref>

	In [[September 2022]], The Home Depot purchased a large chunk of the mall, save for the Belk woman's store and JCPenney. Two years later, they would announce their plans to demolish the former Sears space to begin construction on a new Home Depot store, construction of which began in [[September 2024]] and is set to open in [[~~July~~ 2025]]. The mall's fate was sealed in [[January 2025]] when its remaining tenants had their leases terminated.<ref>https://www.29news.com/2025/01/24/leases-terminated-store-owners-fashion-square-mall/</ref> The Fashion Square closed its doors for the final time on the 31st of January.<ref>https://dailyprogress.com/news/local/business/the-fall-of-fashion-square/article_7894557e-e403-11ef-9a47-17a1649a4818.html</ref>		In [[September 2022]], The Home Depot purchased a large chunk of the mall, save for the Belk woman's store and JCPenney. Two years later, they would announce their plans to demolish the former Sears space to begin construction on a new Home Depot store, construction of which began in [[September 2024]] and is set to open in [[August 2025]].<ref>https://archive.ph/yXapf</ref> The mall's fate was sealed in [[January 2025]] when its remaining tenants had their leases terminated.<ref>https://www.29news.com/2025/01/24/leases-terminated-store-owners-fashion-square-mall/</ref> The Fashion Square closed its doors for the final time on the 31st of January.<ref>https://dailyprogress.com/news/local/business/the-fall-of-fashion-square/article_7894557e-e403-11ef-9a47-17a1649a4818.html</ref>

	==Comic references==		==Comic references==

Ayumu Kasuga at 03:48, 15 June 2025

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	[[File:FashionSquareJan2023.jpeg\|thumb\|200px\|The mall on life support in late [[January 2023]]. Notice the wreath despite the holiday season being over for nearly a month at the time of capture.]]		[[File:FashionSquareJan2023.jpeg\|thumb\|200px\|The mall on life support in late [[January 2023]]. Notice the wreath despite the holiday season being over for nearly a month at the time of capture.]]

	'''Charlottesville [[Chris and fashion\|Fashion]] Square''' was a shopping [[mall]] and one of the original venues for [[Chris]]'s [[Love Quest]] exploits. Like all of his "[[Attraction Location]]s", it didn't do much for him, as his behavior led to several run-ins with its management and security personnel, ultimately resulting in a [[List of places that have banned Chris\|ban]] from the mall. Owing to the mall's popularity with Chris as a social and Attraction Location, it has since became a place of hallowed ground among [[trolls]], [[weens]] and [[CWCki\|Christorians]] alike. It closed in [[2025]], exceeding [[The GAMe PLACe]] in terms of Chris's longest ban-to-closure period (just less than thirteen years compared to six years from The GAMe PLACe).		'''Charlottesville [[Chris and fashion\|Fashion]] Square''' was a shopping [[mall]] and one of the original venues for [[Chris]]'s [[Love Quest]] exploits. Like all of his "[[Attraction Location]]s", it didn't do much for him, as his behavior led to several run-ins with its management and security personnel, ultimately resulting in a [[List of places that have banned Chris\|ban]] from the mall. Owing to the mall's popularity with Chris as a social and Attraction Location, it has since became a place of hallowed ground among [[trolls]], [[weens]] and [[CWCki\|Christorians]] alike. It closed in [[2025]], exceeding [[The GAMe PLACe]] in terms of Chris's longest ban-to-closure period (just less than thirteen years compared to six years from The GAMe PLACe). It is located about 9 miles away from [[14 Branchland Court]].

	==Chris and the Fashion Square==		==Chris and the Fashion Square==

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	It was also where he had his heart smashed down to 15% by [[Hanna]], and presumably where he (accompanied by [[Bob Chandler\|his father]]) went on his "date" with [[Emily]], who was later rescued by [[The Man in the Pickle Suit]].		It was also where he had his heart smashed down to 15% by [[Hanna]], and presumably where he (accompanied by [[Bob Chandler\|his father]]) went on his "date" with [[Emily]], who was later rescued by [[The Man in the Pickle Suit]].

	Due to the numerous misadventures he has had there, this place ~~holds~~ a significant role in Christory – and ~~has since become~~ something of a pilgrimage location for the CWC community at large. ~~Be sure to say "hi" to [[ScotPalazzo\|the manager]] should you ever visit!~~		Due to the numerous misadventures he has had there, this place held a significant role in Christory and became something of a pilgrimage location for the CWC community at large.

	==Chris vs. Fashion Square==		==Chris vs. Fashion Square==

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	[[File:FashionSquareJan2023.jpeg\|thumb\|200px\|The mall on life support in late [[January 2023]]. Notice the wreath despite the holiday season being over for nearly a month at the time of capture.]]		[[File:FashionSquareJan2023.jpeg\|thumb\|200px\|The mall on life support in late [[January 2023]]. Notice the wreath despite the holiday season being over for nearly a month at the time of capture.]]

	'''Charlottesville [[Chris and fashion\|Fashion]] Square''' was a shopping [[mall]] and one of the original venues for [[Chris]]'s [[Love Quest]] exploits. Like all of his "[[Attraction Location]]s", it didn't do much for him, as his behavior led to several run-ins with its management and security personnel, ultimately resulting in a [[List of places that have banned Chris\|ban]] from the mall. Owing to the mall's popularity with Chris as a social and Attraction Location, it has since became a place of hallowed ground among [[trolls]], [[weens]] and [[CWCki\|Christorians]] alike. It closed in [[2025]], exceeding [[The GAMe PLACe]] in terms of Chris' longest ban-to-closure period (just less than thirteen years compared to six years from The GAMe PLACe).		'''Charlottesville [[Chris and fashion\|Fashion]] Square''' was a shopping [[mall]] and one of the original venues for [[Chris]]'s [[Love Quest]] exploits. Like all of his "[[Attraction Location]]s", it didn't do much for him, as his behavior led to several run-ins with its management and security personnel, ultimately resulting in a [[List of places that have banned Chris\|ban]] from the mall. Owing to the mall's popularity with Chris as a social and Attraction Location, it has since became a place of hallowed ground among [[trolls]], [[weens]] and [[CWCki\|Christorians]] alike. It closed in [[2025]], exceeding [[The GAMe PLACe]] in terms of Chris's longest ban-to-closure period (just less than thirteen years compared to six years from The GAMe PLACe).

	==Chris and the Fashion Square==		==Chris and the Fashion Square==

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	On 4 February, he managed to get himself in trouble again, by leaving flyers decrying [[Michael Snyder]] around the mall. A security guard found them and attempted to speak to Chris about them. Chris then fled the mall and drove away.		On 4 February, he managed to get himself in trouble again, by leaving flyers decrying [[Michael Snyder]] around the mall. A security guard found them and attempted to speak to Chris about them. Chris then fled the mall and drove away.

	On 31 March, he managed to get himself in trouble for a second time this year, this time by yelling on his phone towards his trolls. Security guards came to confront Chris, but he ended up fleeing the mall once more. This was evidently the final straw for the mall's staff, as after this incident, Chris was permanently banned from the mall on 25 [[April 2012]]. Chris wouldn't confirm this until 28 April, when he released a [[April 2012 Facebook posts#Maniacal Laughter from Who now? Oh, wait, It Is ME! >8D~~\|Facebook message~~]] ~~confirming he had received the ban-hammer.~~		On 31 March, he managed to get himself in trouble for a second time this year, this time by yelling on his phone towards his trolls. Security guards came to confront Chris, but he ended up fleeing the mall once more. This was evidently the final straw for the mall's staff, as after this incident, Chris was permanently banned from the mall on 25 [[April 2012]]. Chris wouldn't confirm this until 28 April, when he released a Facebook message confirming he had received the ban-hammer.<ref>[[April 2012 Facebook posts#Maniacal Laughter from Who now? Oh, wait, It Is ME! >8D]]</ref>

	On 15 [[August 2014]], Chris wrote an [[Apology Letters‎\|apology letter]] in an attempt to get his ban lifted. The letter has Chris blaming [[troll]]s and [[stress]] for his misdeeds, and asking the manager to allow him and [[Catherine]] to shop there.		On 15 [[August 2014]], Chris wrote an [[Apology Letters‎\|apology letter]] in an attempt to get his ban lifted. The letter has Chris blaming [[troll]]s and [[stress]] for his misdeeds, and asking the manager to allow him and [[Catherine]] to shop there.

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	==Chris and the Fashion Square==		==Chris and the Fashion Square==
	Chris was first introduced to [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] at the Fashion Square Sears in "mid to late [[1991]]", playing a demo version of the original ''Sonic the ~~Hedghehog~~'' Sega Genesis game there.<ref>[[Cwclight#First Sonic the Hedgehog drawing by JCWCSP]]</ref>		Chris was first introduced to [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] at the Fashion Square Sears in "mid to late [[1991]]", playing a demo version of the original ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' Sega Genesis game there.<ref>[[Cwclight#First Sonic the Hedgehog drawing by JCWCSP]]</ref>

			It's safe to say that, at one point, a large portion of Chris's time spent outside the house was at this mall. It became one of his biggest stomping grounds by the early [[2000s]], especially following his [[Piedmont Virginia Community College#Kicked out of college\|college suspension]]. When he wasn't shopping at its stores, Chris spent a lot of his time [[Attraction Location#Attraction time\|pacing around]] in the hopes that he would eventually meet a [[boyfriend-free girl]].

	It was in this mall where Chris met [[Anna McLerran\|Anna]] and "[[The Tale of the Crazy Pacer]]" got its start.		It was in this mall where Chris met [[Anna McLerran\|Anna]] and "[[The Tale of the Crazy Pacer]]" got its start.

	It was also where he had his heart smashed down to 15% by [[Hanna]], and presumably where he (accompanied by [[Bob Chandler\|his father]]) went on his "date" with [[Emily]], who was later rescued by [[The Man in the Pickle Suit]]~~. It's safe to say that, at one point, a large portion of Chris's time spent outside the house was at this mall~~.		It was also where he had his heart smashed down to 15% by [[Hanna]], and presumably where he (accompanied by [[Bob Chandler\|his father]]) went on his "date" with [[Emily]], who was later rescued by [[The Man in the Pickle Suit]].

	Due to the numerous misadventures he has had there, this place holds a significant role in Christory – and has since become something of a pilgrimage location for the CWC community at large. Be sure to say "hi" to [[ScotPalazzo\|the manager]] should you ever visit!		Due to the numerous misadventures he has had there, this place holds a significant role in Christory – and has since become something of a pilgrimage location for the CWC community at large. Be sure to say "hi" to [[ScotPalazzo\|the manager]] should you ever visit!

	==Chris vs. Fashion Square==		==Chris vs. Fashion Square==
	Chris has gotten himself into trouble at Fashion Square on a number of occasions over the years.		Chris has gotten himself into trouble at Fashion Square on a number of occasions over the years, eventually leading to him getting banned from the mall in spring [[2012]].

	On 5 August [[2004]], according to [[CWC's Diary]], Chris's attempts to fish for a girlfriend with a [[Red String of Fate]] were cut short by a [[jerkop]] who destroyed that particular Love Quest accessory. A month later, on 6 September, he had another run-in with a security guard who was apparently treated to a rendition of Chris's "Lonesome Virgin story".		On 5 August [[2004]], according to [[CWC's Diary]], Chris's attempts to fish for a girlfriend with a [[Red String of Fate]] were cut short by a [[jerkop]] who destroyed that particular Love Quest accessory. A month later, on 6 September, he had another run-in with a security guard who was apparently treated to a rendition of Chris's "Lonesome Virgin story".
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	On 4 February, he managed to get himself in trouble again, by leaving flyers decrying [[Michael Snyder]] around the mall. A security guard found them and attempted to speak to Chris about them. Chris then fled the mall and drove away.		On 4 February, he managed to get himself in trouble again, by leaving flyers decrying [[Michael Snyder]] around the mall. A security guard found them and attempted to speak to Chris about them. Chris then fled the mall and drove away.

	On 31 March, he managed to get himself in trouble for a second time this year, this time by yelling on his phone towards his trolls. Security guards came to confront Chris, but he ended up fleeing the mall once more.		On 31 March, he managed to get himself in trouble for a second time this year, this time by yelling on his phone towards his trolls. Security guards came to confront Chris, but he ended up fleeing the mall once more. This was evidently the final straw for the mall's staff, as after this incident, Chris was permanently banned from the mall on 25 [[April 2012]]. Chris wouldn't confirm this until 28 April, when he released a [[April 2012 Facebook posts#Maniacal Laughter from Who now? Oh, wait, It Is ME! >8D\|Facebook message]] confirming he had received the ban-hammer.

	On ~~28 April~~, Chris ~~released a~~ [[~~April 2012 Facebook posts#Maniacal Laughter from Who now? Oh, wait, It Is ME! >8D~~\|~~Facebook message~~]] ~~stating that, on the 25th of April, he had received the~~ ban~~-hammer~~ for ~~getting angry in~~ the ~~mall when he answered some calls from the trolls~~.		On 15 [[August 2014]], Chris wrote an [[Apology Letters‎\|apology letter]] in an attempt to get his ban lifted. The letter has Chris blaming [[troll]]s and [[stress]] for his misdeeds, and asking the manager to allow him and [[Catherine]] to shop there.

	On 15 [[August 2014]], Chris wrote an [[Apology Letters‎\|apology letter]] in an attempt to get his ban lifted. The letter has Chris blaming [[troll]]s and [[stress]] for his misdeeds, and asking the manager to allow him and [[Catherine]] to shop there.
	[[File:Chris chan dec 2014.png\|thumb\|left\|Chris, shortly before pepper-spraying a GameStop employee.]]		[[File:Chris chan dec 2014.png\|thumb\|left\|Chris, shortly before pepper-spraying a GameStop employee.]]
	On [[26 December 2014]], Chris attempted to evade his ban from the [[GameStop]] there and ([[Chris and fashion\|wearing sunglasses for girls]]) tried to vandalize the store's ''Sonic Boom'' display. When he failed and staff made a move to call security, Chris left, but not before macing an employee. ~~With~~ the police ~~called in~~, Chris ~~somehow evaded arrest~~ at the mall. Reports from a police radio mention that Chris was still banned from the mall at that point.
			On [[26 December 2014]], Chris attempted to evade his ban from the [[GameStop]] there and ([[Chris and fashion\|wearing sunglasses for girls]]) tried to vandalize the store's ''Sonic Boom'' display. When he failed and staff made a move to call security, Chris left, but not before macing an employee. In his rush to get away from the scene before the police could get him, Chris accidentally left his mom behind at the mall; he was then arrested after they drove Barbara home. Reports from a police radio mention that Chris was still banned from the mall at that point.

	On 20 [[March 2018]], Chris again [[March 2018 trespass charge\|trespassed at the mall]] and was charged. As a result he was sentenced to the [[Therapeutic Docket]], resulting in the charge ultimately being dropped.		On 20 [[March 2018]], Chris again [[March 2018 trespass charge\|trespassed at the mall]] and was charged. As a result he was sentenced to the [[Therapeutic Docket]], resulting in the charge ultimately being dropped.

	On 20 [[September 2020]], Chris yet again went to the mall, but was not caught. He later remarked about the decline of the mall, noting that more than half of its stores were still open but that the JCPenney was closing. He also called it a "gyp" that the GameStop in Forest Lakes had closed yet the one in the mall - and site of his macing incident - remained open.<ref>[[The Place chats (September 2020)#Downtown Mall and Fashion Square]]</ref>		On 20 [[September 2020]], Chris yet again went to the mall, but was not caught. He later remarked about the decline of the mall, noting that more than half of its stores were still open but that the JCPenney was closing. He also called it a "gyp" that the GameStop in Forest Lakes had closed, yet the one in the mall - and site of his macing incident - remained open.<ref>[[The Place chats (September 2020)#Downtown Mall and Fashion Square]]</ref>

	==Closure==		==Closure==
	Malls have been declining as a whole since the [[2010s]] due to the increasing popularity of online shopping websites like Amazon and [[eBay]], and the effects of the [[COVID-19]] pandemic have certainly not helped matters. Charlottesville Fashion Square is no exception; throughout the late 2010s, several stores in the mall closed due to dwindling customers, while some of the mall's biggest tenants like Sears went bankrupt, leaving the mall with big chunks of unleased space. ~~While it still operates~~, ~~with~~ 16 stores, restaurants and booths still open~~, it is a shell of its former self~~, with the only two "anchor locations" left being two Belk stores.		Malls have been declining as a whole since the [[2010s]] due to the increasing popularity of online shopping websites like Amazon and [[eBay]], and the effects of the [[COVID-19]] pandemic have certainly not helped matters. Charlottesville Fashion Square is no exception; throughout the late 2010s, several stores in the mall closed due to dwindling customers, while some of the mall's biggest tenants like Sears went bankrupt, leaving the mall with big chunks of unleased space. By [[2025]], the mall was a shell of its former self, having merely 16 stores, restaurants and booths still open, with the only two "anchor locations" left being two Belk stores.

	The mall was at risk of closure in [[February 2020]], having defaulted on $45.2 million of loans.<ref>https://dailyprogress.com/news/local/fashion-square-mall-facing-imminent-default-analysts-say/article_3ac06a61-626f-5f64-bbaa-4953c3c815a0.html</ref> In response to this news, Chris wrote on [[Twitter]], "Well, this is most disappointing. Very Much a LEGEND, in association with myself and my history: Charlottesville’s own #FashionSquareMall is falling on hard times and may become lost. I feel mildly distressed from this event."<ref>[[February 2020 social media posts]]</ref>		The mall was at risk of closure in [[February 2020]], having defaulted on $45.2 million of loans.<ref>https://dailyprogress.com/news/local/fashion-square-mall-facing-imminent-default-analysts-say/article_3ac06a61-626f-5f64-bbaa-4953c3c815a0.html</ref> In response to this news, Chris wrote on [[Twitter]], "Well, this is most disappointing. Very Much a LEGEND, in association with myself and my history: Charlottesville’s own #FashionSquareMall is falling on hard times and may become lost. I feel mildly distressed from this event."<ref>[[February 2020 social media posts]]</ref>
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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[https://web.archive.org/web/20130307232438/http://www.simon.com/mall/charlottesville-fashion-square Archive of old website from March 2013]		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20130307232438/http://www.simon.com/mall/charlottesville-fashion-square Archive of old website from March 2013]
	*[https://charlottesvillefashion.com ~~New~~ website]		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20250206064921/https://www.charlottesvillefashion.com/ Archive of later website from February 2025]
	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlottesville_Fashion_Square Wikipedia Article]		* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlottesville_Fashion_Square Wikipedia Article]

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	On 15 [[August 2014]], Chris wrote an [[Apology Letters‎\|apology letter]] in an attempt to get his ban lifted. The letter has Chris blaming [[troll]]s and [[stress]] for his misdeeds, and asking the manager to allow him and [[Catherine]] to shop there.		On 15 [[August 2014]], Chris wrote an [[Apology Letters‎\|apology letter]] in an attempt to get his ban lifted. The letter has Chris blaming [[troll]]s and [[stress]] for his misdeeds, and asking the manager to allow him and [[Catherine]] to shop there.
			[[File:Chris chan dec 2014.png\|thumb\|left\|Chris, shortly before pepper-spraying a GameStop employee.]]
	On [[26 December 2014]], Chris attempted to evade his ban from the [[GameStop]] there and ([[Chris and fashion\|~~dressed like a clown~~]]) tried to vandalize the store's ''Sonic Boom'' display. When he failed and staff made a move to call security, Chris left, but not before macing an employee. With the police called in, Chris somehow evaded arrest at the mall. Reports from a police radio mention that Chris was still banned from the mall at that point.		On [[26 December 2014]], Chris attempted to evade his ban from the [[GameStop]] there and ([[Chris and fashion\|wearing sunglasses for girls]]) tried to vandalize the store's ''Sonic Boom'' display. When he failed and staff made a move to call security, Chris left, but not before macing an employee. With the police called in, Chris somehow evaded arrest at the mall. Reports from a police radio mention that Chris was still banned from the mall at that point.

	On 20 [[March 2018]], Chris again [[March 2018 trespass charge\|trespassed at the mall]] and was charged. As a result he was sentenced to the [[Therapeutic Docket]], resulting in the charge ultimately being dropped.		On 20 [[March 2018]], Chris again [[March 2018 trespass charge\|trespassed at the mall]] and was charged. As a result he was sentenced to the [[Therapeutic Docket]], resulting in the charge ultimately being dropped.

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	[[File:FashionSquareJan2023.jpeg\|thumb\|200px\|The mall on life support in late [[January 2023]]. Notice the wreath despite the holiday season being over for nearly a month at the time of capture.]]		[[File:FashionSquareJan2023.jpeg\|thumb\|200px\|The mall on life support in late [[January 2023]]. Notice the wreath despite the holiday season being over for nearly a month at the time of capture.]]

	'''Charlottesville [[Chris and fashion\|Fashion]] Square''' was a shopping [[mall]] and one of the original venues for [[Chris]]'s [[Love Quest]] exploits. Like all of his "[[Attraction Location]]s", it didn't do much for him, as his behavior led to several run-ins with its management and security personnel, ultimately resulting in a [[List of places that have banned Chris\|ban]] from the mall. Owing to the mall's popularity with Chris as a social and Attraction Location, it has since became a place of hallowed ground among [[trolls]], [[weens]] and [[CWCki\|Christorians]] alike. It closed in [[2025]].		'''Charlottesville [[Chris and fashion\|Fashion]] Square''' was a shopping [[mall]] and one of the original venues for [[Chris]]'s [[Love Quest]] exploits. Like all of his "[[Attraction Location]]s", it didn't do much for him, as his behavior led to several run-ins with its management and security personnel, ultimately resulting in a [[List of places that have banned Chris\|ban]] from the mall. Owing to the mall's popularity with Chris as a social and Attraction Location, it has since became a place of hallowed ground among [[trolls]], [[weens]] and [[CWCki\|Christorians]] alike. It closed in [[2025]], exceeding [[The GAMe PLACe]] in terms of Chris' longest ban-to-closure period (just less than thirteen years compared to six years from The GAMe PLACe).

	==Chris and the Fashion Square==		==Chris and the Fashion Square==

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	On 15 [[August 2014]], Chris wrote an [[Apology Letters‎\|apology letter]] in an attempt to get his ban lifted. The letter has Chris blaming [[troll]]s and [[stress]] for his misdeeds, and asking the manager to allow him and [[Catherine]] to shop there.		On 15 [[August 2014]], Chris wrote an [[Apology Letters‎\|apology letter]] in an attempt to get his ban lifted. The letter has Chris blaming [[troll]]s and [[stress]] for his misdeeds, and asking the manager to allow him and [[Catherine]] to shop there.

	On [[26 December 2014]], Chris attempted to evade his ban from the GameStop there and ([[Chris and fashion\|dressed like a clown]]) tried to vandalize the store's ''Sonic Boom'' display. When he failed and staff made a move to call security, Chris left, but not before macing an employee. With the police called in, Chris somehow evaded arrest at the mall. Reports from a police radio mention that Chris was still banned from the mall at that point.		On [[26 December 2014]], Chris attempted to evade his ban from the [[GameStop]] there and ([[Chris and fashion\|dressed like a clown]]) tried to vandalize the store's ''Sonic Boom'' display. When he failed and staff made a move to call security, Chris left, but not before macing an employee. With the police called in, Chris somehow evaded arrest at the mall. Reports from a police radio mention that Chris was still banned from the mall at that point.

	On 20 [[March 2018]], Chris again [[March 2018 trespass charge\|trespassed at the mall]] and was charged. As a result he was sentenced to the [[Therapeutic Docket]], resulting in the charge ultimately being dropped.		On 20 [[March 2018]], Chris again [[March 2018 trespass charge\|trespassed at the mall]] and was charged. As a result he was sentenced to the [[Therapeutic Docket]], resulting in the charge ultimately being dropped.

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	On 15 [[August 2014]], Chris wrote an [[Apology Letters‎\|apology letter]] in an attempt to get his ban lifted. The letter has Chris blaming [[troll]]s and [[stress]] for his misdeeds, and asking the manager to allow him and [[Catherine]] to shop there.		On 15 [[August 2014]], Chris wrote an [[Apology Letters‎\|apology letter]] in an attempt to get his ban lifted. The letter has Chris blaming [[troll]]s and [[stress]] for his misdeeds, and asking the manager to allow him and [[Catherine]] to shop there.
			[[File:Chris chan dec 2014.png\|thumb\|left\|Chris, shortly before pepper-spraying a GameStop employee.]]
	On [[26 December 2014]], Chris attempted to evade his ban from the [[GameStop]] there and ([[Chris and fashion\|~~dressed like a clown~~]]) tried to vandalize the store's ''Sonic Boom'' display. When he failed and staff made a move to call security, Chris left, but not before macing an employee. With the police called in, Chris somehow evaded arrest at the mall. Reports from a police radio mention that Chris was still banned from the mall at that point.		On [[26 December 2014]], Chris attempted to evade his ban from the [[GameStop]] there and ([[Chris and fashion\|wearing sunglasses for girls]]) tried to vandalize the store's ''Sonic Boom'' display. When he failed and staff made a move to call security, Chris left, but not before macing an employee. With the police called in, Chris somehow evaded arrest at the mall. Reports from a police radio mention that Chris was still banned from the mall at that point.

	On 20 [[March 2018]], Chris again [[March 2018 trespass charge\|trespassed at the mall]] and was charged. As a result he was sentenced to the [[Therapeutic Docket]], resulting in the charge ultimately being dropped.		On 20 [[March 2018]], Chris again [[March 2018 trespass charge\|trespassed at the mall]] and was charged. As a result he was sentenced to the [[Therapeutic Docket]], resulting in the charge ultimately being dropped.

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	On 15 [[August 2014]], Chris wrote an [[Apology Letters‎\|apology letter]] in an attempt to get his ban lifted. The letter has Chris blaming [[troll]]s and [[stress]] for his misdeeds, and asking the manager to allow him and [[Catherine]] to shop there.		On 15 [[August 2014]], Chris wrote an [[Apology Letters‎\|apology letter]] in an attempt to get his ban lifted. The letter has Chris blaming [[troll]]s and [[stress]] for his misdeeds, and asking the manager to allow him and [[Catherine]] to shop there.

	On [[26 December 2014]], Chris attempted to evade his ban from the GameStop there and ([[Chris and fashion\|dressed like a clown]]) tried to vandalize the store's ''Sonic Boom'' display. When he failed and staff made a move to call security, Chris left, but not before macing an employee. With the police called in, Chris somehow evaded arrest at the mall. Reports from a police radio mention that Chris was still banned from the mall at that point.		On [[26 December 2014]], Chris attempted to evade his ban from the [[GameStop]] there and ([[Chris and fashion\|dressed like a clown]]) tried to vandalize the store's ''Sonic Boom'' display. When he failed and staff made a move to call security, Chris left, but not before macing an employee. With the police called in, Chris somehow evaded arrest at the mall. Reports from a police radio mention that Chris was still banned from the mall at that point.

	On 20 [[March 2018]], Chris again [[March 2018 trespass charge\|trespassed at the mall]] and was charged. As a result he was sentenced to the [[Therapeutic Docket]], resulting in the charge ultimately being dropped.		On 20 [[March 2018]], Chris again [[March 2018 trespass charge\|trespassed at the mall]] and was charged. As a result he was sentenced to the [[Therapeutic Docket]], resulting in the charge ultimately being dropped.