The Wolf and the Woodsman - Part II

[ursulav]

Hey, I wasn’t gonna leave you hanging THAT long…

Comments

[wedschilde]

:::whispers::: i like brownies that way. ::::grins:::: Heh.

Niiiiiiice story. ::::grins::::: smooooooches.

[ariaflame]

“Well,” said Grandmother, surveying the scene, “that quilt’s had it.”

Excellent!

[sauergeek]

And yet this is a remarkably accurate portrayal of someone refusing to deal with the trauma that's right in front of them.

[marielaf]

Or dissociated by shock - not so much wilfully refusing to deal, as the mind simply taking refuge in the practical.

Either way, spot on.

[stoda]

That was marvelous. Thank you.

I particularly adore the great practicality of all concerned, for this is indeed the way of people who have raised, and cherished, and slaughtered, chickens. I know. :>

I do hope there may yet be an illustrated version, but my mind creates quite vividly as it is.

I love this wolf. Immensely.

[ludzu_alus]

I, too, love this wolf. And the utter practicality of everyone involved.

[shoshanar]

Yes, I love the wolf. I love his quiet practicality and his request of Turtle to be quiet sometimes.

[aim_of_destiny]

This, all of this. Especially the bit about the wolf. ♥

[drpaisley]

Incredible. I am so looking forward to meeting you at ConQuesT next year.

[oceansedge]

I really enjoyed that bedtime story

goodnight :)