I don't have much to say (without repeating myself for what seems to be the hundredth time), but this update was just as great as everything else.
Anon 2 here, saying that I'll definitely hit Wikipedia up once I find some down time, and then possibly a bookstore or two.
I was proud of myself because in high school, I took German and my senior year we all had to memorize Der Erlkönig. It's one of my favorite poems, and I just love how you tied in the Grimm Brothers. They I know, and I can definitely see how their stories could've been influenced by this fantastical, terrifying world.
As for cutting a part out of this story, while part of me wants to say yes because we'd get to the fucking answers and I'd stop having to rip my hair out every update, I think it's ultimately up to you, but even more than the answers, I'd love to stay in this universe a little while longer. This story is like the novel you pick up on a whim, and then you're absolutely captivated and you finish too quickly, you didn't let enough sink in because you're too busy trying to answer everything all at once, and in the end you're aching for the experience to last even a fraction of a moment longer because you don't want to let go of all those new emotions yet.
No you can't have an unhappy ending if you do then you'll responsible for the entirety of the midwest being flooded in my unending tears. I'm kidding, obviously, but I honestly probably would cry. Heck, even if it's a happy ending, I might cry anyway, because you've immersed us so well into this.
...Why can't writing research papers be as easy as leaving people comments on fanficiton? Ugh. Good luck on your Chem midterm! Hey, I've got it. I'll go to your school and punch the test in the face, and then you'll have more time to write another update, ja? Obviously this is the smartest plan you've ever heard, don't try and deny it.
Re: Crowe 15i/?
Anon 2 here, saying that I'll definitely hit Wikipedia up once I find some down time, and then possibly a bookstore or two.
I was proud of myself because in high school, I took German and my senior year we all had to memorize Der Erlkönig. It's one of my favorite poems, and I just love how you tied in the Grimm Brothers. They I know, and I can definitely see how their stories could've been influenced by this fantastical, terrifying world.
As for cutting a part out of this story, while part of me wants to say yes because we'd get to the fucking answers and I'd stop having to rip my hair out every update, I think it's ultimately up to you, but even more than the answers, I'd love to stay in this universe a little while longer. This story is like the novel you pick up on a whim, and then you're absolutely captivated and you finish too quickly, you didn't let enough sink in because you're too busy trying to answer everything all at once, and in the end you're aching for the experience to last even a fraction of a moment longer because you don't want to let go of all those new emotions yet.
No you can't have an unhappy ending if you do then you'll responsible for the entirety of the midwest being flooded in my unending tears.I'm kidding, obviously, but I honestly probably would cry. Heck, even if it's a happy ending, I might cry anyway, because you've immersed us so well into this....Why can't writing research papers be as easy as leaving people comments on fanficiton? Ugh. Good luck on your Chem midterm!
Hey, I've got it. I'll go to your school and punch the test in the face, and then you'll have more time to write another update, ja? Obviously this is the smartest plan you've ever heard, don't try and deny it.