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I decided to change my URL. Do not be alarmed, dear followers. All will be well.
I guess this name feels a bit more personal than a Schrodinger pun? Parse it as The Malachim Eye, unless you find a more entertaining interpretation. Them, a la chime, ye?
Game over.
The cat is dead. Its heart has stopped, its fur has fallen out, maggots writhe beneath its skin.
The cat is alive. It moves, hisses, watches without sight, stalks down the long boxy corridor.
The scientist is alive. His stomach growls. His finger muscles contract erratically, articulating bones that clutch a pen.
The cat is dead. It approaches without sound, with no hint of presence except a flutter in the shadows.
The scientist is alive. His heart beats frantically. His panting echoes deafeningly in the silence. He swallows.
The scientist is dead. Blood pools near his neck, warm and dark.
The scientist is alive. His stomach growls. His finger muscles contract erratically, clutching a cat to his chest. His stomach growls. Bones articulate the limbs that carry him out into the night. His stomach growls.
Will you return soon, / Prodigal daughter Alice? / You are loved, and missed.
Thank you, kind poet, you’ve made me tear up. :,)
erwinbrodinger said: I think one of my favorite memories of you was you saying something along the lines of “Would you like to see my tiny crossbow?" and you were just SO EXCITED.
Tiny crossbows are awesome, of course I was excited! My dog ate all the crossbow bolts though.
I'd say you remind me of the Eleventh Doctor. Bubbly, fun, a tad eccentric, but then when things get sufficiently serious, so do you.
YOU ANSWERED A THING, THE FIRST EVER, YOU ARE MY HERO!
Also, I really like that comparison. Thank you!
tbh all I can think of is like, six god damn bidoofs. I'm so sorry.
friend i am weeping
Elevenses
The meme is to pick 11 people (tag and message them) and ask them 11 questions. They are supposed to do the same.
Old questions:
1. Tea or coffee?
Neither, generally. I usually roll 5 Hour Energy or uncaffeinated. or Bad Decisions (Jagermeister, liquid caffeine, and tonic water), but that's for special-occasion stupid.
2. What book most influenced your childhood?
The Number Devil, by Hans Magnus Enzenberger.
3. Do you prefer sharing a bed or sleeping alone?
Sadly, I have no basis for comparison.
4. If you could live anywhere, at any time in history, when and where would it be?
The future. About 100 years or so. Long enough that I wouldn't ever have to die.
5. If you could live in any fictional universe, which would it be?
Girl Genius, if I could be a Spark. If not, The Diamond Age.
6. Do you think you have the great American novel in you?
No.
7. What would you do with your life if money was no object?
Run a really huge game store and buy an extra copy of everything for myself.
8. Do you read comics or graphic novels? What is your favourite?
Not any continuing works, though I do Elseworlds binges and other mini-continuities that include familiar characters without the 70 years of backstory.
10. Do you still sleep with a stuffed animal? (No shame, I’m 22 and I still have my beloved teddy bear, Sherbet!)
Not really, though I have a few stuffed animals scattered around.
11. Describe your dream home.
Oh man, I have put lots of thought into this. I got a book called "Houses architects design for themselves" and let my imagination run pretty wild. Prepare yourself.
Embedded into the side of a hill, cantilevered out so that there is a big concrete flat fire practice space under the bottom of the second-lowest story. Also goes pretty far back into the hill with another practice space (with a roughly two-story ceiling, like the one outside) that's enclosed and can be heated in winter.
Bottom floor of the cantilever; Gamers gonna game: A big gaming space with one of those fancy grandmother's-furniture-quality roleplaying tables (the name was maybe The Sultan?) and a bunch of space to store games, including big ones that stay in-progress for forever. Also space for a gaming rig (PC) and a movie/gaming console room.
Above that; Private living: Bedrooms set back into the hill, kitchen and sitting-around room out at the edge with nice windows. A home office and maybe another sitting-around room further back because I like the dark.
Top floor; Social things: Nice big room with big picture windows that I would be proud to show off and have parties in. Dining room. Basically, anyone who wasn't a good friend would never see anything below this floor (unless they were fire people); if it was architected really cleverly, it wouldn't be obvious there was anything else in the house.
And if I'm going all Magical Christmasland on this, a helipad on top and a private subway stop :-). Or else a garage in there somewhere and a green roof (basically a garden on top).
New questions:
1. Would you really want to know? Even if it would hurt?
2. Favorite meal?
3. Least favorite thing about your favorite show/series/thing you're a fan of.
4. The most important advice you've ever been given.
5. If you could live in any fictional universe, which would it be?
6. Would you rather live forever or have a guarantee you'd never have any great tragedy for the rest of your life? (This is a benevolent wish-granter, so that doesn't mean an abrupt death before you can have any new tragedy, which would, of course, be the easiest way.)
7. You have one word to describe your most intense memory. But you can't name an emotion.
8. Lawful or Chaotic?
9. You must pick novels, movies or video games. The rest are off-limits to you forever. Which and why?
10. What's the opposite of a table?
11. Describe your dream home.
