Tales of the Parodyverse - That's because it's very hard to see in darkness. Unless you

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Al B. Harper

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Subj: That's because it's very hard to see in darkness. Unless you are a catgirl.
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 2016 at 03:07:16 am EST (Viewed 3 times)

Reply Subj: You don't really have to look far for the darkness in the whole story.
Posted: Sun Dec 25, 2016 at 05:35:16 pm EST (Viewed 542 times)

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It's good to be able to invoke a sense of dread in one's readers. And really, would Vizh cash in is chips if Hallie and Fleabot were still alive?

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Well, you've just doomed them to death, haven't you?

You will be amazed at the liberties the remainder of this story will take.

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I discerned that you felt strongly on this subject. I may need to address the issue at some stage.

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'Felt strongly' is probably too strong, I don't really feel anything on the subject other than enjoyment from reading a good HH written PV story again!

It'll all feed in to a future chapter, tentatively titled "Samantha Featherstone and the Celestian Madonna".

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However the LL and kids do seem a little bloodthirsty and warish lot without any thought of "hey wait a minute do the people/sprites/creatures living there even want us there taking over?" It's adds an interesting angle to things when read that way (and it is easy to read that way with the quoted comments here and earlier). But it's also clear this isn't the only way to read things, I'm just running with it for some cross-board tie-in aspects. If it is becoming bothersome and diverting you from the main plot I am happy to stop.

Feel free to proceed. And have you seen any fantasy movies or video games? Compassion for the other side is not a massive feature of them.

"Quick, kill the experience points!"

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There are some interesting allegories to current global issues in this too if anyone wanted to look for such.

Noted.

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I do agree with your comment in another thread that I can see Magweed being one who would do the most to address any resistance or concern. Thus far though no such has been seen in-story, but we have seen her friends and guardians rather ruthlessly proposing to invade a foreign land, overthrow its leadership, and establish their own rule.

Magweed needs to remind Sir Mumphrey and the Hooded Hood just who is in charge. Before she gets the Inevitable Blade in her back.

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Then again, Vizh isn't likely to let anything happen to his poster-character if Magweed and Griffin were returning to Earth, is he?

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They'll all be normal in the One-colour Normal-lands.

Or dead.

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I've only ever met five posters myself.

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Are you including your family and secretaries in this tally?

No, I was actually forgetting Rhiannon. The others are Shep, Xander, the Shoggoth, Infrequent Aardvark, and yourself. All except you are people I knew prior to posting here whom I dragged in for a time.