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Guida: Una persona a te cara è in un ciclo temporale? 🔗
Ecco il mio blog sui cicli temporali. Per vedere i post scritti da me, clicca su #loop temporale.
ao3: contastelle
efp: eclittic4
sito web
timeloop protagonist that knows how to escape, but keeps restarting on purpose because they crave the familiar and are terrified of what waits for them if they decide to move on
stop soft resetting the universe, I've experienced the same day, albeit a bit different, ten times now
dude im stuck in a timeloop and the only way to get out is if you let me bite your thigh so hard i leave teeth marks. just trust me dude
we need to play around more with soulsbornes-as-timeloops i think. bloodborne especially good for this. the dark souls weird time shit can almost definitely accommodate. and the ER “what if i could do it all different?” for a couple of endings. and not a soulsborne but this is lowkey how AC6 is set up if you want it to be. Heh
I’ve said in my tags/replies that I’ve seen + are writing DS1 fics that do this, but honestly out of all the games I’d looooooove to see someone tackle DS2’s NG+ cycles as part of a timeloop!
It’s the only game in the series that adds insane alterations to the level progression with each cycle (not to mention giving you the ability to do this at will via the bonfire aesthetics). Really gives off the implication that the world itself is aware of your impacts in the timeloop and is actively trying to stop you from interfering with it by breaking its own rules.
real. also i personally think it would be funny on the standpoint of the cursebearer participating in the pate/creighton fight different ways, multiple runs, and then seeing it end the same way every single time
I heard it's make a terrible comic day
Scifi rec: Through the Flash by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, it looks like it's part of an anthology of stories by that author titled Friday Black which can be borrowed from several online libraries.
(I originally read a PDF version of this story I can no longer locate and didn't realize it was part of an anthology, so I'll be picking that up myself!)
Amazon Kindle Link
SF Public Library link (19/20 copies available at time of writing)
Digital Library of Illinois link (5/5 copies available at time of writing)
I learned about this short story from a youtube video and had to read it myself, it's a time-loop story with horror elements. Through The Flash is about a Black teenage girl named Ama whose entire town is - and has been, for a very long time - trapped in a time loop of which they have all gradually become aware. Over the various loops they have discovered that they 'accumulate' aptitude in particular abilities, such as Ama's physical strength and athletic prowess becoming superhuman, while her baby brother has become a genius. It's also important to note that Ama's mother died right before the loop happened, causing Ama and her father and brother to be trapped for eternity with the knowledge that if her mother had waited a little longer she'd be there with them instead of lost to them forever.
In previous loops, Ama went on various killing sprees until she became insanely good at it, dubbing herself Knife Queen. (It's left kind of vague but imo implied that Ama was not necessarily the first person to break the seal on killing, and may even have not started until after having been a victim herself.)
By the start of the story proper, Ama has decided to change her ways and become the best and most positive version of herself, and to be kind to her neighbors and family, and in that process the story kind of examines/deconstructs the "character caught in a time loop spends a few iterations being as bad as they can be just for kicks because there's no consequences, but then they decide to change and don't do that anymore and they have character development" trope from the perspective of... isn't that person still you?
Maybe the damage was erased, but what if YOU still remember you did that and so do the people you did it to?
IDK I really loved the story, the prose is beautifully written and Ama is an extremely interesting/complex/charming protagonist and the story ends on a hopeful note, but I do have to warn for some pretty extreme descriptions of violence, torture, and gore, and a brief depiction of animal harm/death.
Thank you for sharing!
no no no put me back in the loop I almost did it perfect please put me back just a few more tries and I think I could really nail it please put me back
if you really think about it, a barista job is sort of like being trapped in a timeloop
se ci pensi bene, lavorare come barista è un po' come stare intrappolate in un ciclo temporale
secretly drugged the time reversal powers girl's drink to mess with her sense of the passage of time so she keeps making decisions that she can't reverse because too many seconds have passed and i just pretend she never said those things and she keeps not noticing and i just think she looks really cute when she works up the energy to do something she knows she'll take back.
The four most interesting parts of time loop are when the person kills themselves for the first time, when they kill someone else for the first time (in a fuck around kind of way, this doesn't count if they already were killing people outside of the loop), how they break the loop, and the weeks afterward where they loose their fucking minds in an entirely different, significantly more damaging to the world around them way. And yet I rarely see anything done with that last one. People leave time loops and are all happy go lucky 'oh boy'. Where's the grappling with people you know who will never know you? Where's the knowledge that the safety of the loop is gone, and you can't fix any mistakes you make? That's the good angst I want
beh, se la MIA amica mi mettesse in un loop temporale perché le manco e ha paura di perdermi ne sarei felice e lusingata e la amerei ancora di più
lasciatemi nel mio loop mentale in santa pace.
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why are time loops always only like 1 day long?
the real horror is a months or years long time loop. no speedrunning your torture here. you have to sit with the consequences of your actions for a loooong time before the release of knowing the consequences and actions have been erased.
but oh, all the actions and consequences are gone. those relationships you built? empty. you can never build them again without the constant guilt of knowing that it's not as real the second, third, thirtieth time when you already know all their secrets and they none of yours.
but you can't hide. you can't isolate yourself because what if this is the time the loop breaks and then what? years gone by of missed chances with people who have changed you a thousand times and now circumstances have changed. you can never build back what was washed away by your own inaction. they'll never be able to meet you like they did the first time if you don't choose to meet them the first time every time
Ig you like lomger loops, there are actually a Lot of novels with longer periods of time!
Off the top of my head, there is Mother of learning, The flower that bloomed nowhere, Loopshard, Death after death and The Years of apocalypse!
Oh and there is also a cultivation novel but its name escapes me right now
Through the Flash / Oltre il Lampo
È una storia breve dal libro Friday Black (epub in italiano) di Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah ed è probabilmente la mia storia preferita che parla di cicli temporali!! Sono 21 paginette, si legge tutta d'un fiato ma mi è rimasta in testa per anni... Genere... fantascienza? Realistico? Orrore? Distopia? Qualcosa del genere. Questo post contiene Spoiler!! Andate a leggere l'originale vi prego vi prego!!!! Cmq ecco i miei pensieri! Perché ho bisogno di metterli da qualche parte.
Dati tecnici: Il ciclo dura 1 giorno, ma meno di 24 ore. Non c'è spiegazione. Non c'è fine. I ricordi di tutte le persone all'interno rimangono, e alcune caratteristiche fisiche/mentali si accumulano.
Ma il motivo per cui mi piace così tanto è... tutto il resto. La protagonista, Ama, 14 anni pre-Lampo, si sveglia ogni mattina e si dice allo specchio «Tu sei suprema e infinita».
Millemila paroline sotto il continua a leggere!!! Principalmente su Ama perché la amo.
ho fatto una fanfiction (urrààà), mezza paginetta, si può leggere sul mio sito, o su ao3, o su efp
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[Friday Black / Through the Flash]Non ci sono sogni, tranne quelli che hai sognato la mattina del Lampo. Ecco una storia con l'unica ragazz
pokud je něco pravdou o uživatelích tumblru pak je to že zbožňují získávání informací, dělání průzkumů a všelijakých statistik