oh dear lord! this is amazing. I've read a lot of doppelcest, and it's always a treat when someone comes up with a scenario that's original and surprising. totally clear and sharp and creepy and gorgeous.
Nits: You've got two 'all's in the first sentence.
Question: Why the italics in the last line? (Just me, probably, but it seems over-done).
Personally, I find twincest (or incest in general) intensely creepy (although I could see some people -- Vlad and Lacci from Pratchett's Carpe Jugulum, perhaps -- experimenting with it anyway), But: I do think it's neat how you used the mirror. I like the way you let her actually see someone else instead of her own reflection. That was neat. :-)
Oooh, thanks for pointing out the 'all' thing. *edits*
The italics in the last line were just a way of drawing emphasis to the idea that Parvati's thought about her twin post-climax (italicized 'knew') and to add to the slightly unsettling tone by emphasising a word that I didn't want to sit right with the reader, a word I wanted to throw them off and question the motivation (italicized 'warmly'). Sorry they seemed inappropriate to you.
I know incest isn't everyone's cup of tea, and I'm very grateful you took a chance on something you might not usually try, and I'm glad you enjoyed the concept of the mirror. Thanks for reading. :)
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Question: Why the italics in the last line? (Just me, probably, but it seems over-done).
Personally, I find twincest (or incest in general) intensely creepy (although I could see some people -- Vlad and Lacci from Pratchett's Carpe Jugulum, perhaps -- experimenting with it anyway), But:
I do think it's neat how you used the mirror. I like the way you let her actually see someone else instead of her own reflection.
That was neat. :-)
- TTFN,
- Amazon. :-)
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The italics in the last line were just a way of drawing emphasis to the idea that Parvati's thought about her twin post-climax (italicized 'knew') and to add to the slightly unsettling tone by emphasising a word that I didn't want to sit right with the reader, a word I wanted to throw them off and question the motivation (italicized 'warmly'). Sorry they seemed inappropriate to you.
I know incest isn't everyone's cup of tea, and I'm very grateful you took a chance on something you might not usually try, and I'm glad you enjoyed the concept of the mirror. Thanks for reading. :)
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