Win! The one of her brother makes me feel weirdly sad, like seeing a helium balloon tied to a railing somewhere, and knowing that no one's coming back for it. Especially.
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anonymous
March 29 2010, 19:35:02 UTC
*sob* What perfect symmetry. Both sides of the fence match up perfectly -- despite the differences in the yards, the emptiness on both sides is the same.
Re: Tanita Says :)brennayovanoffMarch 30 2010, 15:36:55 UTC
Thanks! I love symmetry, and recursive patterns, and Merry Fates is the perfect place to play with that, because I don't have to sustain it for a whole novel :)
Ohhhhh... Brenna, I'm just going to go ahead and say it: This made my eyes prickle and my nose sting. I hate crying, but this story was so beautifully written and so very sad that when I was done reading, I scrolled back to the top and read it straight through again. Loved it even more the second time. Will probably love it even more the third time.
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You do sad better than anyone I know, but it never (or at least ultra-rarely) crosses into emo territory, and that's a gift. Another haunting tale.
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What perfect symmetry. Both sides of the fence match up perfectly -- despite the differences in the yards, the emptiness on both sides is the same.
Beautiful -- even though it's kind of killing me.
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*off to read again*
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