February 15th, 2009 at 05:51pm
That was absolutely amazing. I swear. :cheese:
The imaginary and the thought processes of Gerard, as well as the construct, flow of the story. It just worked so harmoniously.
Necrophelia. I’ve always gagged at the thought of the topic. My heart jumpstarts and my head spins and I feel like I’m on one of those teacup rides at the amusement park that spin around like crazy and make you nauseas. Suddenly, sex with dead people doesn’t seem as wrong as it may have seemed a week ago. I mean, what does it matter if he’s dead? I mean, I’d regret if I just drained his blood, injected the embalming fluid and fixed him up to look all spiffy and sent him on his merry old way to his funeral before a quick fuck.
I just love how the thoughts just flow through this paragraph. How the idea suddenly pops up, and the way he ponders what he previously thought of the idea. Similar to the way a normal person would do before they mull over an option that is presented before them. I adore how you make him somehow convince himself there is nothing wrong with the idea, despite how twisted the idea is.
Wait, do dead people have souls?
I couldn't help but smile here, it's as if his conscience has intervened. I don't know if it's me but I can just picture this conflict within Gerard over what's morally right/wrong. The depiction of that seems to be evident throughout the story until Gerard finally decides he is going to go through with this. Then just the way you unfold the series of events after that, it just happens so wonderfully.
I found the ending so unexpected but I guess that's what makes this story a lot more quirky other than the necrophelia of course. :tehe:
I think for the topic, you've just executed it just so marvelously with such eloquence. Well done. :cute:
I was planning to edit my comment on the first page. :tehe:
But since I'm here, thank you Av. Thank you everyone. :arms: