Hello, all! :3 I've been formatting this chapter throughout my classes all morning -- and even a little bit on the bus on my way here! It's made for an interesting ratio of information absorbed to information ignored, for sure. Thank you so much for reading, and I hope you enjoy!
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Title: "Until My Dying Breath" -- Chapter Four
Author:
emilianadarling
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Oh, thank you so much about the deja-vu -- it's such an incredibly real feeling, isn't it, especially in dreams? That tugging certainty that you know this, you do, you just have to remember. I'm so happy you liked that aspect! And I was hoping that "Oh, there you are..." would have an impact. :/ What a bastardization of that line. I'm happy it packed a punch for you; it's so meaningful for us Klainers, isn't it? Of course Blaine incorporates it into the dream. D:
Oh! And goodness, thank you so much about my metaphores and images! Sometimes I worry, because I tend to go for metaphors for the feel of them instead of the actual literal meaning, but I'm delighted that they're coming across well!
And heehee, oh Blainers. XD I'm glad you enjoyed his confusion over Kurt and the internet. But, like, why wouldn't Kurt use the internet? He can't go out in the day, he has to find something to do. XD
;D <--- my face at your enjoyment of the zipper line. OH ( ... )
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okay now i will go read it (and then try to actually leave a somewhat coherent comment afterward - god, i'm so bad at commenting, shame on me ;_; ...so, well, if i don't, i still wanted to let you know that i at least read and enjoy (and love and worship) this story so, so much <3)!
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Aha, I've been making an effort in the past months to leave better feedback too, actually! What I've found works best is just doing it when I finish the story and not waiting, and just spewing all of my incoherency onto the page. Getting comments from flaily people is definitely awesome! But in any case, thank you SO much for letting me know that you read and enjoy, sweetie! That means so much to me!!
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But now I'm taking my time to do it! :D This story is... wow. I just want to love you forever (I'm creepy, sorry), because - this? This is everything I could have ever asked for from a vampire fic, and I've waited so long for it to show up in this fandom. The only ones I've read with Kurt or Blaine as a vampire have been waaay too Twilight-esque for my taste (and really, no bashing on people writing those stories whatsoever, it's just not what I want to read, I want, what's in my eyes, real vampires, and my, you succeed with this!).
The sexual tension building between them right from the start and Kurt so easily being this creature you've made him into - because really, he fills these shoes so well, Mr. Kurt Hummel was obviously meant to be a vampire, mhmmm - it's all perfect, and I, just... I feel so ( ... )
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because I'm sure he would have hated any evidence of a murder to lead back to Blaine. <-- Mmmmm, very well said. Police make things complicated and difficult and annoying, and when he’s sending a piece of evidence part and parcel to his victim’s house, it’s probably best to make sure that no body is found. Just in case. And especially not with her heart ripped out, good lord, that would make headlines. But I think you’re probably quite right about this; someone random who wouldn’t be missed. Much simpler that way.
Kurt was definitely trying to ingrain some habits into Blaine, for sure. Always be on the alert ( ... )
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Wow! This is such an in-depth analysis of this dream! Well done, you! :D I’m delighted that you enjoyed the fact that we get to see this scene again through a bit of a different lens; I feel as though it’s such a significant moment for both of them that it makes perfect sense for Blaine to dwell on it in this way. I mean... it’s when everything changed. Getting to examine it through the fuzzy lens of the dream world was also so fantastic. Where things appear, and you know something is off, and it’s familiar but ( ... )
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It looks like Kurt took it as Blaine trying to make him feel guilty for killing someone when Blaine hadn't answered his phone(Later when he likens humans to bugs). Which I don't think was Blaine's conscious decision... we don't really know here. I don't think Blaine would consciously decide to try and guilt Kurt for fear of who Kurt might take his anger out on. Gosh this story is so compelling isn't it XD
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Kurt taking it as a guilt trip is AWESOME and I never thought of it that way. And maybe Kurt is trying to convince himself that he really does think of humans only as bugs? I wonder if he's ever been this involved with his prey before. Maybe he's getting uncomfortable with how attached he's becoming.
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First of all, AHAHAHA perfect gif response to that particular paragraph!! XD Aheeeee, I'm so happy to make you freak out over the use of that particular line. It's the ultimate Klaine line, the one that we cling to and cherish and love -- so of course it's important within Blaine's own mind, as well. Of course he puts the words right into Kurt's mouth. And of course they come out twisted and wrong and sick and awful. Just.... mmmm, yes, thank you so much for that reaction. <3
I was actually really wondering how you would react to this nightmare, since it isn't as elegant as the past two have been. But I'm absolutely over the moon that you enjoyed it; I think that feeling of familiarity in dreams is at once so widely shared and so intimidating and scary to me that I just had to revisit this ( ... )
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And oh, yes, Kurt is so very neutral and stone-faced about a lot of this, isn't he? And Blaine isn't trying to dig deeper, and it just leaves us all dangling. I'm so happy that you're enjoying this, and that you liked the sneaky little dream snippets, too!!
As always, thank you SO MUCH for the lovely comments, honey! I hope you enjoy Chapter Five!!
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Mmmmm, oh, I'm so happy that little line had such an impact. <3 It's funny, isn't it? We as Klainers have such identification with that one little set of words, and seeing it used like this makes us all automatically recoil. And I totally know where you're coming from with 'if Blaine had been killed there, he would have been spared a great deal of trauma'. SO true; it would have been horrible and awful, but fast. The way it's worked out, with everything being dragged out and extended? Is really so much worse. That scene is truly where everything begins for real; the beginning of what went wrong ( ... )
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