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apologies again for the huge writing slump/semi-hiatus over the past few months... im finally getting back into the swing of things and hope to update trotw soon! in the meantime, have a snippet of the upcoming chapter (still a work in progress)
The Phantom of The Opera
i always love more reviewbrah content <3
Interview with the Albino Rat - Chapter I: Tea Planet (on Wattpad) https://my.w.tt/E5SyT3KuWM In this fanfiction you're a Food Review Historian who goes into Reviewbrah's reviewing chamber to interview him for your job. Eventually, you get a cameo in one of his special reviews.
Also, I’m pushing this because it’s good and my friend wrote it. Have a read.
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ooooh thats really interesting!!! i never realized the chapters were both programming references and puns. are there others with double meanings you can explain?
sure! i guess the most obvious one is probably ch 5 "honeypot." honeypot in programming means to set up a fake website/server/whatever that looks identical to the real thing but is full of trackers and identification software, in order to catch anyone who accesses the site. the chapter is literally about removing the honeypot gideons set up on fsocietys infected server.
to do this, elliot recruits the help of tyrell to distract gideon away from his computer. elliot essentially achieves this by borderline seducing tyrell-- if you remember, elliot puts his hand over tyrells, and asks tyrell for help ~protecting~ him from gideon lmfao. the other, more common, definition of honeypot is "an enticing source of pleasure or reward." the term is usually used when talking about espionage, particularly to describe entrapment, bribery, or information stealing where the victim is lured in by the promise of some sort of romantic or sexual relationship.
hopefully you can see how the two both apply to the content of that chapter!