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Emile don't even pretend that you have ever cared about your brother. The very moment he was no longer useful to you, you didn't care at all
— Mar 14, 2020 02:52AM
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"Lia felt her hair raise, her skin lift itself away from the bone."
Oh good, at least it's confirmed they are actually aliens
— Mar 14, 2020 03:08AM
Oh good, at least it's confirmed they are actually aliens
Marie
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"she hadn't disappeared on them" What? Lia that is all you literally do. In fact you and your mother are both at least as bad as Emile. Though I suppose Allison has managed to a little less damage, though not effort of her own.
— Mar 14, 2020 03:05AM
Marie
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Oh Lord Lia is such a horrible person. Empathetic hah
— Mar 14, 2020 03:00AM
Marie
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You know who's actually been abandoned most in this book? Jacob. By literally everyone
— Mar 14, 2020 02:57AM
Marie
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Emile go hang hour with emo teenagers or at school freshmen. Trust me, you'll find your people there
— Mar 14, 2020 02:54AM
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Emile don't even pretend that you have ever cared about your brother. The very moment he was no longer useful to you, you didn't care at all
— Mar 14, 2020 02:48AM
Marie
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You know Emile, it's really hard to feel sorry for your "abandonment" when you caused all the trouble in the first place by being deliberately selfish. People tried to help you genuinely but you screwed then over. But no you're the only victim ever of everything.
— Mar 14, 2020 02:43AM
Marie
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You know Limetown isn't very important in this book called Limetown. I guess cause the creators only charge about Emile who sadly isn't nearly as interesting as the premise of the podcast first season. Just generic chosen one nonsense here
— Mar 14, 2020 02:37AM
Marie
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Definitely it's best when your protagonist actually makes no choices at all. I mean sure it's a theme but when you have to write from an alternate dimension where people don't act like people anymore I'm not sure it's transferable
— Mar 14, 2020 02:32AM
Marie
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<spoiler>Small child witnesses her father's burned corpse? Nah definitely worry about the dude you boned once and dumped.</spoiler> kinda incel like I hate to say, thinking of that progression.
— Mar 14, 2020 02:30AM

