Did you take PDD down? I just was going for a re-read and it’s MIA. Sending love your way!!
it's under construction 👷‍♀️🔨

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Did you take PDD down? I just was going for a re-read and it’s MIA. Sending love your way!!
it's under construction 👷‍♀️🔨
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sorry 6 months late to this but also this would've put me into a coma i few years back omg???
the author’s thinly veiled nothing #notwriting #straightupnotwritingit
my fav genre of fanfic is "ship i have not ever considered but the author is insane abt it in a way that intrigues me immensely"
Wanting to know what happened in the past being an effective hook is so much of why I’m obsessed with PDD! And the unreliable narration just makes it that much better!!
its funny i've been thinking about this so much lately. like the idea of the past being a foreign country etc and how wanting to know what has already happened vs what will happen can be more engaging just because you have this mystery in the characters to reverse engineer.
I just finished reading a book that was a like. solid 2.5 stars but did a lot of reverse engineering of the past and it made me think a lot about how its such a difficult device to stick the landing on for fiction. like it's often really engaging until you get to the actual reveal of whatever has been kept from you about the past which is often really underwhelming. and i think part of why that tends to happen is that human decisions often seem really stupid when you already know the consequences to them, or feel anti-climatic when you've seen how a character remembers something. like this not-very-good book i just read really failed to make the actual events of a relationship live up to the way its remembered by the characters in the earlier parts of the book. but then also i think this is also leaning into the medium is the message of it all where in every single structure a story is written the ending has already been set, its just whether the author is making you deal with that or not.
i don't know what my point is here actually i'm kind of just rambling now. can you tell i'm very scared i won't balance the ending right lol.
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rule 1 of rpf have fun it's all fun and games rule 2 ignore rule 1 it's all real and true rule 3 ignore rules 1&2 just do cognitive dissonance rule 4 be better than the larries but if you have the ability to hack into airport security cameras well what better use is there than for rpf
maybe this is just me idk
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hi dear one!!! whenever i see that you are active I get excited and start rereading! i was wondering if you could give a dvd commentary on this from ch.13:
What Christen does remember is Tobin, the week after the girl—Sarah, or Sara, something like that—had disappeared. She’d laughed when Kelley had mentioned the suddenly open spot in the class. She’d said, “It's not like she was gonna make it anyway.”
In Christen’s memory, Tobin had caught her eye in the minute after she said it. That might be made up too.
Did Tobin actually say that? I hadn’t imagined her being so ruthless and cruel, so I was surprised and intrigued. Also, what is the significance of her meeting Christen’s eye then?
totally cool if not! thanks for sharing your talent w us đź«¶
this isn't going to be eloquent or complete at all but: I think my intent with that mini scene/memory was to show a wider feeling that christen was having about going back to studio company. the whole latter part of that chapter is sort of an unacknowledged panic attack, and that little memory is meant to signify that christen is losing her grasp on things and is spiralling a little back into the headspace she feels the environment necessitates.
the intent is definitely for the reader to be able to interpret it different ways — and hopefully to read it differently after reading other chapters etc. I will say you're not meant to be sure whether christen is remembering it clearly at all. she doesn't remember what the injury was or if it was actually serious or the girls name or even what she looked like but she somehow remembers a very specific comment tobin made and who she made it to and her expression in the moment that followed? doesn't add up! tobin looking at her could equally be an implication that tobin thought the same about christen or tobin realising she's been overheard and regretting it immediately, or maybe it never happened at all! the futility of memory!
I do think tobin could have said it, and would hope that it's something the reader could be torn about. I don't think it would make her that cruel if she did say it. insensitive definitely, but baring in mind they would've been like 17 and it was an overly harsh but true statement made to a friend and not said to the person it would actually upset its kind of just, sometimes people are very competitive and a bit mean!
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I saw 💔💔💔💔 both not that big a shock and kind of a devastation
It's incredible, really, how wanting to know what happened in the past can be an even stronger hook in a story than wanting to know what happens next. The urge to understand why things are the way they are, even knowing that it can't be changed, is so powerful
Every single fic update there is an author trying frantically to find the right balance between a nonchalant aside of "leave a comment if you enjoyed =)" and clinging desperately to the coat tails of a random stranger, dragging along behind them on the street wailing "Please, please! I have to know what you thought! I'm desperate to talk to people about this! Ask me about the alliterative repetition! Ask me about the symbolism!"
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Your work has such a grasp on me. I have read all of your fics multiple times - they’re like my comfort read. I think you have a couple of fics that are linked on here that are listed at mystery fics on ao3 so they can’t be read. Is there somewhere else they can be read?
thank you <333 I really appreciate it more than you know <33
I believe the only works currently hidden are either abandoned works or drabbles/missing scene stuff. none of them are actual complete or independent stories so there’s nowhere else really to read them and honestly that’s because none of them are very good!