“Alice...” Absolem had sighed with something that might have been contempt except that Alice has, over the years, come to know him well enough to realize it is merely exasperation twisting his mouth into an expressive grimace and stiffening his posture. “I shall continue to be tormented by stupid girls, I see.”
“Yes, you shall,” she had replied,
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But none-the-less is way beautiful and emotional, and I can't wait to read part 2!
P.S. - And about the whole Fate this, I guess you're... welcome? Unless I caused more headache than inspiration, haha. However, I do love what you did with it! The riddle is perfect!
See you in Part 2 ^_~!
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Yes, I've rather put Alice through the wringer in this story. I expect she would have gone stark, raving mad if I had decided to send her back to her old life without at least a chance to take Tarrant back with her.
I probably shouldn't love the three Fates here as much as I do... but they were SO fun to write. (^__~)
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I dearly wanted to write more about Alice in Marmoreal, but I realized that it would be hard for me to keep her from giving too much away if I did make her interact more with Nivens and Mirana and so on. The Bandersnatch, though, and Absolem... yeah, they had to be there.
There is something about the Fates that I just Love. I don't know exactly what it is - maybe they seem as silly and lovable as Underland's normal creatures? Or maybe it's how dreadfully imperfect they all are? I dunno.
And I really feel for Alice. Here she is, about to embark on another dangerous quest... and the success of it depends solely on Tarrant. She can do nothing to influence the results: if I were her, I'd be thinking comforting things, too: like all the impossibles that have become possible. (^__~)
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GO. WIN, ALICE.
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But for the rest of the chapter...I'm so intrigued and expectant!
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*scampering to read more I am!*
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