This got a bit darker, because I was reading
The Vagaries of Disbelief before I wrote the last half.
Thank you to Saba for the read-through, thank you to Justin for completely surprising me with what you did toward the end, and thank you to everybody who commented to
this entry for your input about the tenses problem. You might notice I stuck with
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there will be more, right?
Um, no? I'm not exactly planning it, but it's what I said the last time as well, so I don't really know.
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Your economy of words works particularly well in the dystopia-feel of the story, and it's even nicer because you still manage to have such sooty-black delectable and disturbing imagery in it. Plus, the title? Inspired. It was half the reason I clicked on the link. Hee!
Lovely work, and thank you for posting it, even if my comments are as late as a lame duck. *g*
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I'm so happy that you liked it, and that you got it even with the lack of explanation, since it was quite hard not to say too much but still keep it understandable. And finding the title was pure luck, I guess, but it fit perfectly, and I'm glad if other people think sot, too.
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oh my god, this is brilliant
Thank you! And it feels great to be an inspiration.
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