Great POV here, I stopped trying to figure it out after the first section and just let myself get swept along in its music. There were some moments I got confused by the tense, but I suppose that's likely to happen when reading a story in second person...omniscient.
The little moments between Rodney and John were sweet and wonderful, their friendship, the way Atlantis (both the city and the people) misses John, all very simple and important. This is a lovely, heartbreaking story.
I actually wrote half the story with this post-death John's voice, but then I realized that since I'm an atheist too, I don't really believe what that voice. Or at least it's existence.
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I'm sorry; I don't have anything else right now.
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Great POV here, I stopped trying to figure it out after the first section and just let myself get swept along in its music. There were some moments I got confused by the tense, but I suppose that's likely to happen when reading a story in second person...omniscient.
The little moments between Rodney and John were sweet and wonderful, their friendship, the way Atlantis (both the city and the people) misses John, all very simple and important. This is a lovely, heartbreaking story.
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I've never done second person before, but it sort of just came to me that way. There's something about the intimacy of it though...
And yeah, I can barely follow my own tense changes, but time is probably my favourite toy of choice.
Anyways, I'm so glad you liked it and thanks for sticking it out!
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And thanks for reading!
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Anyways, thank you thank you thank you!
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Not coherent, but I'll be surprised if anyone is after reading this.
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*offers hugs in consolation*
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