Talk about a multi-layered nightmare to rival a trip courtesy of Dante. There are metaphors within metaphors for a tortured Ryan, and he's definitely caught in the tentacles of an ongoing nightmare. His state of consciousness might change, but that's no consolation when there's no escape, just changing players and images. The constant is that he's the outsider, struggling alone, under attack, and with his pleas unheard
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Well, there are steps being taken, definitely. As for where they lead? Well . . . But "Dr. Killer"--hee! I must remember that when (if) the Cohens ever confront the good doc.
And an undependable ISP? You mean like mine, and the comments I never received to the last chapter? Grr. But thank you for these, beach. You always make me want to continue writing. Can you also provide the time?
Don't be a tease, or I will stop make you want to continue writing and I won't even pretend to provide you with the time. Of course, I sleep standing up like a horse (but for maybe 3 hours), so you're so coming to the wrong place.
I don't know if you have an AOL address as your LJ responder, but that seems to have as many issues as most beloved ISPs. Good times.
Dr. Killer was just too much of an easy switch. Just a simple typo- but not- says it all.
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Lucy seeing the light? Pretty much.
So all lights are go for a Cohen + One reunion :)
I'm keeping my fingers crossed Ryan's rescued soon!
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And an undependable ISP? You mean like mine, and the comments I never received to the last chapter? Grr. But thank you for these, beach. You always make me want to continue writing. Can you also provide the time?
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I don't know if you have an AOL address as your LJ responder, but that seems to have as many issues as most beloved ISPs. Good times.
Dr. Killer was just too much of an easy switch. Just a simple typo- but not- says it all.
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Thanks for reading. :)
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Go Lucy!
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