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Red flag! Guys like Rico I see as incredible dangerous. Takers…and when things get dicey they turn on you, blame you for assaulting and corrupting them. (Not that Latino families are all good conservative, catholic homophobes, but there could even be an added cultural layer to potential conflict issues) But Rico‘s father is familiar with his team colleagues, and well liked, right?
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Oh, the enhanced rash is only for good old Chase! For Bernie though… I’m sure we can agree more aggressive creativity is required here!
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Very ballsy, but sensible to put out his sexuality upfront. I’m so rooting for the tough little hero. And I wish an eternally oozing rash and itch on his erstwhile „friend „!
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Chapter 10: The Observer Effect
IBEX commented on Topher Lydon's story chapter in Chapter 10: The Observer Effect
I’ll switch to USS ZODIAC now, and patiently wait for further news from the Silver Boar! -
Chapter 10: The Observer Effect
IBEX commented on Topher Lydon's story chapter in Chapter 10: The Observer Effect
While it’s not actually triggering in me, and doesn’t touch any personal experience, I found LIII onwards immensively oppressive. Hard to breathe. I need a hiatus. Never happened before. It’s just frightening and deeply unsettling on a very primal level. Excellent writing! -
Chapter 2: The Pressure Cooker
IBEX commented on Topher Lydon's story chapter in Chapter 2: The Pressure Cooker
„The Reverend droned on about Sodom, about the fire and the salt, but his words were having the opposite of their intended effect. He wasn't suppressing the atmosphere; he was naming it. By calling it out, he was making it real, giving it a shape and a thrilling, forbidden legitimacy“ I find this a very striking observation. I heard about sins of the flesh, impure thoughts and all that in a catholic primary school. Back then that was probably 5-8 years before I would hear or learn anything more about such matters. Of course I would not understand any of that at all tender age. Only that fire and brimstone would rain upon me for sins i had neither concept nor understanding of. Mind you, that was decades before internet. So any knowledge and understanding could only come from conversations at home, and with equally clueless kids in school. So our minds got indelibly warped, years before we understood anything about love, sex, carnality… but carry some remnants of guilt, of wrongdoing possibly to this day, whenever we engage in pleasurable, consensual activity. -
Chapter 7: the Missing Crewman Episode
IBEX commented on Topher Lydon's story chapter in Chapter 7: the Missing Crewman Episode
So the acting Captain endured an enacted channeling by the acting Doctor for no apparent scientific purpose. Indeed, there was mayhaps a subconscious pararomantic motive involved. We’ve not been told the full finger count of the whole author-anxiety reducing action. We shall make notes. And inform the analyst. Reproductibility will be added as further quality to the established edibility of said Captain. The pilot shall be instructed. Equal measures should be taken in the engine bay. The department‘s head‘s posterior elasticity and precise friction coefficiency should be made public record with subspace alacrity. -
Chapter 4: : The Paradise Planet Episode pt. 2
IBEX commented on Topher Lydon's story chapter in Chapter 4: : The Paradise Planet Episode pt. 2
Next time take Vex along Park. With so many eyes and teeth - he might just gnaw them a path to extraction! -
Chapter 4: : The Paradise Planet Episode pt. 2
IBEX commented on Topher Lydon's story chapter in Chapter 4: : The Paradise Planet Episode pt. 2
If only this synopsis of a late twentieth century TV executive vision of leathered bikinied Amazones had been available by the end of the last millennium! It would have saved mankind from needlessly watching decades of third rate space explorers‘ tales! It’s all in here. Boney knifes, temples, and beans. Bags of beans. And bunnies. -
Chapter 2: The Pilot Episode pt 2
IBEX commented on Topher Lydon's story chapter in Chapter 2: The Pilot Episode pt 2
Oh, and send the Ensign to my quarters. For … instructions. Yes, instruction. And start Vex on a steady diet of beans. It’s protein. -
Chapter 1: The Pilot Episode
IBEX commented on Topher Lydon's story chapter in Chapter 1: The Pilot Episode
Liam is expressing Gremlin characteristics. Although he is purportedly human. So there’s a difference. We have to watch that one closely. And the beans. Always the beans. And keep the cleaning supplies handy. Hollis is prone to splatter. Behind the mop and bucket, one might actually discover a hidden stash of real coffee. Just saying. Surviving is important. But coffee is importanter. -
The dice is cast. The decisive fuck happened- finally! Wedding bells in the offing. So there’s only the minor issue of the Calder challenge in the way. Years of elite service make Austin a good strategist. Removing soft targets / innocents from the island before the fight, removes distractions and liabilities for the smaller, but dedicated fighting force to defy Calder.
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All these clues confusing the feeble minds! So the footprint likely rules out Catus or any lightfooted student fo that. Do we know if the twins share a room, and possibly secrets? Who other than the obviously rather flustered librarian - an agent of the institution - knew of the book, it‘s possible importance, and Lawrence‘s request for it? Anton all but implied Lawrence had already someone else’s property „on loan“ - what does he know, or strongly suspect?
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It looks like the notebook was indeed Luke‘s. And we‘re moving into Umberto Eco‘s Name of the Rose territory! Verifiably guarding secrets, with invisible people, never leaving the premises…
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Musings of a lazy mind… the only reasonable murder - as in accident - would have been drowning. Any larger wound would be more than suspicious. A minor cut makes little sense, unless poison is involved. Or a few days of limping are intended for Lawrence - which would be quite big an effort just to inconvenience him for a short while. Equally as a warning - of what? Warn him off what exactly? Mysteries galore! This chapter re-informed am earlier suspicion of mine: all know, at least now, that Bastian writes a a journal. Could there have been dangerous observation written down? Potentially devastations if becoming public knowledge? Was Lukas killed for being suspected in stealing, or hiding it from/for Bastian? What is Lawrence so quickly suspected of to make him a target in this funny lake business? All these questions confusing my lazy mind…
