#storyending

[biiibehhh]

kadang, seiring berjalannya waktu.. aku sadar betapa ga bergunanya aku buat kamu.. betapa ganggunya aku ke kamu.. kata klasik yang selama ini sering kamu denger dr mulut aku, akan jd kata terakhir buat aku ucapin ke kamu.. yang harusnya ga aku ulangin kesalahan kedua aku.. sabarnya aku nunggu kamu, sampe skrg ga ada hasil.. mau berapa lama pun aku nunggu kamu, kita ga akan bs balik lagi kayak dulu.. sedeket apapun kita skrg ga akan ngubah keadaan kecanggungan kita.. dan pada akhirnya aku sadar bahwa kita belum berjodoh. 😌

[biiibehhh]

Terkadang--

kadang, kita hanya bisa menangis sesaat tanpa tahu alasan kita menangis.. kadang, kita hanya bisa tersenyum tanpa alasan jelas ukiran senyum kita.. kadang, kita tertawa terbahak-bahak dan lupa akan segala keluh kesah tanpa mengucap syukur.. entah, apa yang aku tulis.. apa yang aku pikirkan.. apa yang aku resahkan.. apa yang aku tanya-tanyakan selama ini.. apapun semua itu, dalam sekejap menghilang.. aku kadang merasa sudah beribu kali dengan kejadian yang sama bersama orang yang sama.. aku kadang pun tak tahu tujuan kemana fikiran.. 24/7 otakku terus bekerja dan berfikir.. pada saat tidurpun terus memikirkan apa yang aku sendiri tidak tahu topiknya..

[teaganfallonthesis-blog]

Design Challenges: Story

Specifically the climax and resolution of the story.

a.      Probably the most difficult scene to design, because there are a lot of different visual effects I could go for that would all have a different emotional impact.

b.      If the characters are made of smoke or sand, then I could simply have them be blown away by the force of the sun rising, leaving only a pile of ash which the camera would look upon until it too was blown away.

c.       Another effect I could employ is having them burn to a crisp leaving a hard shell while the remains crumble to dust and ash. Visually this may leave a sense of horror as the husk of their former self is frozen in time, so to speak, not unlike the Pompeians. I might then have the burnt husks again be blown away in the wind before ending the story.

d.      I really want them to be non-existent at the end, which is why I keep mentioning that their remains wash away or are swept away.

e.       If I decide to make them made of more of a liquid like paint or water, then I will need to have them dry up. Then either melt or flake away like ash.

[yourelinor-blog]

“Lastly, she pictured to herself how this same little sister of hers would, in the after-time, be herself a grown woman; and how she would keep, through all her riper years, the simple and loving heart of her childhood: and how she would gather about her other little children, and make their eyes bright and eager with many a strange tale, perhaps even with the dream of Wonderland of long ago: and how she would feel with all their simple sorrows, and find a pleasure in all their simple joys, remembering her own child-life, and the happy summer days"

Lewis Carrol - Alice in Wonderland