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Never Talk to Strangers pt. 2Never Talk to Strangers 6/20/2008Never Talk to Strangers pt. 2
Authors's Note: Do not read this without reading part one beforehand. It's linked in the comments.
V. Olga’s Tale
Annushka…Dear Annushka. Yes, I knew Raisa very well. As I should have, because, you see…She and I were sisters. Now, Annushka, Mr. Gyles, I know I should have told you this sooner, but I had to be certain. After all I had been through thanks to her, after all that pain…Annushka, I had to be certain that you were her daughter only by blood, and not in spirit. You are not, I can see that now, you are not. Since we first met in P
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Never Talk to Strangers pt. 1Never Talk to Strangers 6/20/2008Never Talk to Strangers pt. 1
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Planked walls lined the wooden staircase, and the smell of vodka—or the illusion of it—reached the upstairs, along with the odor of burning wood and the crackling fire. From his perch upon the topmost stair, Corbin Gyles contemplated his brown shoes. The wingtips showed signs of undeniable wear. He’d purchased them a little over a year ago, yet they already looked ratty. Corbin sighed and scratched his impressive nose, looking down the staircase at the room that awaited him below. The bar was empty, markedly different from the night before, when the icy
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The FiddlerThe FiddlerThe Fiddler
4/30/08
The morning that the little girl disappeared, the sky shined bright blue, and the grass seemed to be exceptionally green. It was the season right between winter and spring, when the sun shined, and winds blew strong. She kissed her daddy goodbye, and as far as anyone knew, he was the last person to see her.
Clarence dropped his daughter Jane off at school, just like he did every Monday after his weekends with her. He liked spending time with her, to be the father he never had, to try and fill in that void. He smiled as she kissed him, pecking him on his right cheek like she always di
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- Current Residence: New Mexico, USA
- Interests: Books, dorkiness, the lands of my forefathers, learning languages, badassery, Russia...
- Favourite movie: Dead Alive, Amelie, Studio Ghibli stuff, old skool Disney, classics, musicals, epics, cheesiness...
- Favourite band or musician: Rhapsody, Dir en Grey, Blind Guardian, Merry, Rush, Onmyouza, Queen, Inugami Circus-dan
- Favourite genre of music: I like metal and classical the best, but I listen to everything. Even country.
- Favourite artist: Hayao Miyazaki, and...my talented friends.
- Favourite poet or writer: J.K. Rowling, Jacqueline Carey, Mikhail Bulgakov, Steven Erikson, J.R.R. Tolkien, and more...
- Favourite photographer: That friend of mine who takes really good photos.
- Favourite style of art: The GOOD kind. Make of that what you will.
- Operating System: Scalpels, preferably.
- Shell of choice: Turtle shells. What cute little critters.
- Wallpaper of choice: Your face. Nailed to my wall. :D
- Skin of choice: Preferably a skin that is pleasing to the touch and attached to an attractive male specimen.
- Favourite game: Clue
- Favourite cartoon character: Douglas Yancey Funnie...he and I are kindred spirits.
- Personal Quote: "Manuscripts don't burn." - Mikhail Bulgakov
- Tools of the Trade: Pencils and a keyboard (for typing), and photoshop.
- Email: sleepychef@comcast.net
- MSN: sleepychef@comcast.net
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The more definitely his own a man's character is, the better it fits him.
~Cicero
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"But, my dear readers, you'll have to do just a little thinking. It helps a lot." - D-503 in We by Yevgeny Zamyatin
That movie poster is teh shiz btw.
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That's not your wee voice asking for the crayons back. That's your outer voice, your adult voice, your boring & tedious voice trying to find a way to get the wee crayon voice to shut the hell up.
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"But, my dear readers, you'll have to do just a little thinking. It helps a lot." - D-503 in We by Yevgeny Zamyatin
Hi!
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Epiphany: a sudden and powerful understanding of something previously misinterpreted.
I want to spawn epiphanies in every generation.
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"But, my dear readers, you'll have to do just a little thinking. It helps a lot." - D-503 in We by Yevgeny Zamyatin
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