Fietelux. wrote:Woohoo, thank you. ^^
Comment there. Or here. Either's fine.
an asian to the knee wrote:
ah, okay. thanks. hm, I tried to integrate it a little more. I got a different critique saying that I should try and mention the shower earlier so that the entire interview doesn't seem as random as it is. anyways, I edited it a little, so hopefully it's a little better...?
oh, woops. I meant for none of them to be italicized. XD thanks for pointing that out. I didn't notice that.
thanks for the critique! c:
Intro wrote:
Everyone was still scared to call it by its real name, even though it had happened years ago. People just called it “The Place.” Everyone knew what had happened, and no one talked about it. It was a topic that brought up the ghosts of the past.
Years ago, The Place had been a dark and dangerous forest. The brambles that blocked the path were too tightly woven together that the strongest woodsman couldn’t get more than three feet into in. No one knew what was within it, and no one wanted to know. Deep inside, there was a ferocious beast locked inside the ruins of a castle. The creatures of the forest avoided its fortress.
Every full moon, the villagers heard its dreadful howl pierce the silent night air. They would hug their children tight and say it was only the wolves. No one went outside on a full moon. Who could blame them? They didn’t know what it was. One summer, a rich gentleman decided to come and build a cottage for himself in the village. He was also going to choose one lucky child from the orphanage to adopt.

They were warned. Every human, all of them. Some tried to stop it early. They rode bikes. They planted a few more trees. It was nowhere near enough. By the time it began, it was far too late. The sea swallowed entire cities in less than a few weeks. Valleys flooded, thousands drowned, whilst on the other side of the world, millions died of dehydration in great droughts that never ended. The plants began to die at horrific rates, and disease spread like wildfire. First countries turned on each other, then cities. Wars began over food, water, till finally, desperate, hungry and still so foolish, the human race disappeared entirely, dragging down with it millions of creatures.
Few survived. Only the most intelligent, adaptable and mutated creatures were able to live, and as time passes even they struggle. The world is poisonous. Hope is nothing but a sweet memory, and as it continues, less and less can survive in this...
Hope is nothing but a sweet memory, and as it continues, less and less can survive in this...
Wasteland. Of all the words Nuclear could think of to describe the scenery, the best he had settled on was wasteland

Smamm wrote:Does anyone think that a story told in the point of view of a schizophrenic would be interesting? I'm not talking where the person knows they have it, but more or less where they are unaware. I was thinking maybe even the reader may not know either, and instead they would have to infer it; or it would be revealed at the end of the novel.
Here's a bunch of gibberish; brainstorming...
The main character would have their own world, and then our world. They would cross over often, and I was thinking the characters hallucinations and delusions would be more on the morbid end of things (demonic, horrific, and etc). I thought it may be cool to give this imaginary world some ties to popular beliefs. Those that believe in demons and all that tend to believe in hell. Maybe this other world could be a part of that, for example. I was thinking maybe there is a realistic part to the characters world, and that some things may be fake, while other things may be real. Maybe he/she see's demons, and they attack from time to time; but other times the things they see aren't real.
Does that sound interesting at all? Or just... weird? xD
I'd prefer if no one take this idea and go make a story or anything based off it... It would sort of ruin things for me...

abandoned. wrote:Smamm wrote:Does anyone think that a story told in the point of view of a schizophrenic would be interesting? I'm not talking where the person knows they have it, but more or less where they are unaware. I was thinking maybe even the reader may not know either, and instead they would have to infer it; or it would be revealed at the end of the novel.
Here's a bunch of gibberish; brainstorming...
The main character would have their own world, and then our world. They would cross over often, and I was thinking the characters hallucinations and delusions would be more on the morbid end of things (demonic, horrific, and etc). I thought it may be cool to give this imaginary world some ties to popular beliefs. Those that believe in demons and all that tend to believe in hell. Maybe this other world could be a part of that, for example. I was thinking maybe there is a realistic part to the characters world, and that some things may be fake, while other things may be real. Maybe he/she see's demons, and they attack from time to time; but other times the things they see aren't real.
Does that sound interesting at all? Or just... weird? xD
I'd prefer if no one take this idea and go make a story or anything based off it... It would sort of ruin things for me...
sounds interesting, smammeh. you should definitely make a story/book out of this...
once you finish Lost :T

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