#writerwithcaffeine

[deadbeth-blog]

so far:

Ali as Dianna in Next to Normal

Ali as Ivy in Bare

Ali as Fanny in Funny Girl

Ali as Barbra in Catch Me if you Can

Ali as Liesel in The Sound of Music

Ali as Maria in West Side Story

Ali as Penny Pingleton in Hairspray

Ali as Velma in Chicago (CELL BLOCK TANGO)

Ali as Nessa in Wicked

Ali as  Fräulein Schneider in Cabaret

Ali as Ms. Hannigan in Annie

Ali as Adrian in Rocky

Ali as Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd

Ali as Marcy Park in 25th…. Spelling Bee

Ali as Mrs. Wormwood in Matilda

Ali as Dromeo in Comedy of Errors

Ali as Helena in Midsummer Night’s Dream

Ali as Abigail Williams in The Crucible

Ali as Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing

[faithlethalhane]

OB Life-ruining 2048 Masterpost

OB Edition by sequinsminusthegloves

Drunk Alison Edition by tinytmas

Evelyne Brochu Edition by writer-with-caffeine

Tatiana Maslany Edition by me i just couldn't help myself 

if there are any more out there feel free to add them

[willgrahamjournals]

Thanks for the concern; and yes, warm weather would be very nice right now! It's been below freezing since mid-November and I'm already tired of it. Although it's very pretty when the moon is out and shining down on the snow at night.

Thanks for humoring me.

Barney tells me rain is coming and possibly snow. The chill tipped me off on that when I awoke this morning with a steady shiver running through me.

Thanks for that visual of the moonlight.

I’ve taken the night sky for granted. I’ve only seen it once recently, since I’ve been here.

[willgrahamjournals]

Over here the sky is really dark, I can't see if there are clouds covering the moon from where I am but it's likely. It's been snowing all day up here and finally just stopped.

Snow.

Take care in the cold. I remember, I think, you have a condition that makes winters challenging.

As lovely as snowfall is on the flat fields, you probably can agree that a hot tropic breeze is preferable at this moment.

[willgrahamjournals]

I've been really busy lately, otherwise I would've written in sooner- When I was looking up 'Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been' I found out that Joyce Carol Oates based the character off real life serial killer Charles Schmid. And the string of numbers Arnold Friend mentions in the book are the ages of Schmid, and his two victims. Connie, fifteen, would presumably be the next number in the series. 

Just thought that this info might be helpful to you.

Comments from Will:

My heart dropped at the notion of the numbers being ages. Gut suspicion. I can almost see their faces.

I'm assuming this Charles Schmid is long gone. But it might be something to look into. Perhaps someone is impersonating him directly.

Motive. He must be hard to catch because his motive changes with the stories. Perhaps his entire personality changes. We've heard from Arnold Friend and then nothing. He kills as this Schmid did, but then we have the Misfit character from the O'Connor piece. Has he changed his skin? Is he now the Misfit? 

Thank you, Freya, for your contribution. My thoughts are racing and a surge of familiarity expands in my chest. Energized. Eager.

-Will Graham

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