#um...oops

I haven’t had any extra thoughts about the Hanging Tree since we last discussed it. Love how much Tyburn enjoyed making Peter awkward.

Let’s see…in my library stack I’ve got:-Dracula-Hamlet-Romeo and Juliet-Irish Fairytales and Folklore -The Simarillion -Tales From the Perilous Realm (collection of short J.R.R. Tolkien stories)-Fragile Things (collection of short Neil Gaiman stories)-Time Lord Fairytales -and One Piece volumes 80-82

Setting/scene: Protagonist (half deity) meeting the Antagonist (a conjured beast that physically joins with the king who summoned it).

Um... There’s no other way to put this. Ahem. I broke the creep-o-meter writing a fantasy game.

Let me explain. I haven’t made my classic creepy villain in any of my grad work. So, since this game plot has a villain that has the bark lines of “Beg/your blood smells good/your lives are mine until I say otherwise” I thought that it was time to put no limits on what’s added to the scene content that introduces this big baddy.

And since this is a full text game...I went overboard. There’s blood soaked ground, gore dangling from trees, and the villain eating a victim’s heart in front of the protagonist. (Plus the villain giving the line, “Eating you now would be a waste, you’re not ripe for the picking.”)

Never let you go

If you call me at three

Hey, I ain’t never coming home

Good morning, worm your honor.

This is why I should never multitask. I finally figured out why I haven't been able to post or reblog anything with my tumblr app. I had it set to post on a different blog...