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HH

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Al B. Harper

Member Since: Mon Jan 04, 2016
Posts: 485
Subj: Oh, actionable words!
Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 at 10:49:11 am EST (Viewed 3 times)
Reply Subj: Those sneaky money grabbing thugs!
Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 at 05:35:19 am EST (Viewed 837 times)



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      Literary critics can be so harsh.



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    Particularly if they're related right?


I am constanctly braced by my family's general apathy to my writing.


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      I blame my typing. Also weird Microsoft keyboard shortcuts I've never heard of.



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    Yes, but who put them there? And who was replicating your fingers to type that way? You know who.


That's the start of a horror film. Or a police pyschiatric report.


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      I imagine the team will remain the same if I write it again, with possible additional Yo since he/she turned up for the clean-up and the poster was active too.



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    I am rather partial to this line up. Yo is always nice to have for the...nice.


The other characters I'd add in like a shot if the posters turned up to say "yes" would be Dancer and Trickshot.


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      I'm sure [HH] has [Amnesia's] bones, if that helps.



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    But where? In a special chest hidden in a secret chamber? Ground down into dust and put in a vase on the mantle? Under his pillow? (wait - does he even sleep?) Please don't feel you need to answer any of these questions.


Noted.


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      We have an origin of sorts for the Hood, but none yet for Herringcarp.



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    Indian burial ground. Or pre-cataclysmic serpent-men burial ground, or alter to Set.


Well, it was on the east coast of England about three centuries ago.


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      What I need to go back and check sometime is whether I made a continuity error with Marie.



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    Maybe she got un-bansheed in all the retconning and it stuck.


Even that should have been referenced. If I come back to UT again I'll need to check and address it.


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      I also found some books she'd filled with poems and stories that i never knew she wrote.



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    You're not the only writer in the family?


Evidently not. Rhiannon and Alex have both been known to write too.


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      I discovered my paternal grandfather's World War I bayonet.



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    That's awesome, you can frame things like that along with his photo if you have one, and any medals, and stick it up on the wall. I love that kind of thing.


There's tons of family memorabilia in boxes in the maids' attic, including a genuine, bullet-hole riddled nazi flag my dad brought home from the Battle of Monte Cassino, a snakeskin he got the hard way in Burma, my great uncle's assassin knife from his pre-WWI Egyptian tour, and a proper life-sized Victorian china doll and crib complete with doll's hospital repair mark. Cluttering the entrance hall right now is a 4" high Victorian grand-daughter clock.


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    I'm imagining Amazons running amok through Parodiopolis now.


It's every gentleman's right.


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      Yes. I also wanted to lay out much of the Hood's scheming interconnectedness in-continuity.



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    Well laid out. He certainly has been a busy arch-villain. /quote]

    I wish I was such a go-getter.






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