[the video pops on with two light-haired siblings peering into the camera, one with her back straight and legs crossed and the other slouched back on the couch, hands behind his head.]
I'm tellin' you Rose, it's hells of obvious. We are basically in a massive MMO crossover the likes of FF.net have never seen.
[ she looks massively disinterested,
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Doesn't that bother you? Knowing that we might be fictional.
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What? Just 'cause we're fictional doesn't mean the shit we do matters anyway. Props to the author for trying to make me as swag as I am, though. He's tryin'. He really is.
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[ shrugs back ]
I'd like to know what our creator was thinking.
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[tilts his head to the side, cracking his neck.] Oh, come on. Since when have authors done anything that wasn't for shits and giggles? Just look at the Harry Potter books. Or whatever DC's up to these days.
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I doubt the Harry Potter series could be considered entirely "for shits and giggles". Nonetheless, I would prefer not to think that ruining our lives may just completely be for the "lulz".
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Then why make up shit about anything at all? Unless you wanna see Spot run, shit's gotta go down, hit the whirling blade device, or otherwise fly and fuck up the entire place like a terrorist attack on a sea of portapotties if you want people to read any of your shit. If stories are about anything, it's about how life wants to take your lemons and rub them in your eyes until everything you see is piss colored and smells like Minute Maid and also stings like all of the bees in the Wicker Man suddenly found speed.
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So instead of rose-coloured vision, it'd be piss. Dilapidation is certainly a way to handle literary fiction, but it shouldn't be the only rhetoric technique used.
[ leaning back against the couch yyyeep ]
Not that it matters, I suppose.
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