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WEEK SEVEN
[Week seven is here. Surely the course is drawing to a close soon? There are more places to explore, and there can't be that much more going on but...
The wall is actually very ominous now, like something has been awakened. The field is almost impossible to be near, that's how oppressive the wall is around it. There are also physical signs of darkness dotting the wall.
Welcome, you're almost near the end.]
The wall is actually very ominous now, like something has been awakened. The field is almost impossible to be near, that's how oppressive the wall is around it. There are also physical signs of darkness dotting the wall.
Welcome, you're almost near the end.]
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Alright. How about one featuring a tortured salaryman?
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[He hums to himself in thought.]
Writing a story of someone's fall from grace is always entertaining.
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[and boy does he sound happy about it.]
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[Who exactly do you think handled most of The Guild's paperwork before Alcott joined??? It sure as hell wasn't Fitzgerald.]
It's one of the most repetitive and boring experiences known to man.
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[There's a gleeful malice to his words.]
Isn't that the perfect kind of setting for a horror story?
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[Writing a believable descent into insanity is always a fun task.]
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[From his pockets come a pair of glasses, and a black wig, and there they go onto Gogol's face.]
Our friend, Mr. Golyadkin?
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[He's listening.]
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[He tucks his hair underneath the wig to really get into it.]
Imagine all the resentment, all the anger that builds up within him! The spite and hatred towards those on the higher rungs of the social ladder!
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[A wicked smile forms and his eyes sparkle with glee at the potential of this idea.]
I love it.
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[Gogol's grinning, enjoying Poe's enthusiasm for his idea.]
So, in his anger, he stops being Golyadkin. He becomes someone else.
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[This is a fun idea.]
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[He hums to himself in thought.]
Now... while him burning the office building down with everyone who wronged him inside is appealing.... It needs something more.
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[Maybe Poe will appreciate something more psychologically focused this time.]
A battle between his two halves.
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[Internal conflicts are always fun to write.]
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[Wonderful]
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[He grins and his eyes glimmer in glee at how this idea is turning out.]
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[He narrows his eyes in thought.]
It... could be seen either way. He's a tragic figure and you could look at death as redeeming him. However, it could also be seen as him avoiding having to face the consequences of his actions and loosing any chance at doing enough good to one day truly redeem himself.
[It's never too late to change.]
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[Because, of course he does.]