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It Was Not Death, For I Stood Up

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September 8, 2013

 

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She cannot help herself because she has lost everything, the "key" must come from somewhere else. "And 'twas like midnight some when everything that ticked has stopped and space stares all around." This is like the first feeling of shock, when the conception of time and space is completely different...
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The feeling of shock is like hanging in the middle of space, outside of measured time. What the character feels can be best described as "utter nothing", or "Chaos without chance or spar." It always makes one feel better when he can change something or turn the feeling of nothing into something else...
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