Title: Feuilles, Part Four
Characters: Mose, Dwight
Word Count: ~10,400 in four parts.
Summary: A story of death, love and Mose. And lots of beets.
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part three - leaves )
new growth: the world becomes more beautiful with each day.
Mose’s early twenties pass with few exceptional events to break up the monotony. He tries to get off the farm more
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I really like how you explained so much in the telling of this story.
- Why poor Mose comes off as a "half-wit"
- What The Storm is
- Mose and his bedtime stories
Then there were the other details that were just ... great:
- Dwight's mother -- "a foundling" -- HA!
- Grandmutter Mannheim and her drunken nazi stories
- Pam being Angela's maid of honor
- Angela refusing Dwight's proposals because he didn't have an indoor bathroom
And of course, the Mose love story. I just wanted to cry with happiness at the end. It's so awesome. You really pulled out the stops on this one and I don't know what else I can say other than how impressed I am. Great job! Totally worth the wait.
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I have to admit, I really got sucked into Mose's fictional life, and spent entirely too much time thinking about the Schrute family. I'll miss him a lot.
I'm really glad you like the love story. It was the hardest part for me, a real struggle to find sweetness in the weirdness.
Thanks for reading, doll!
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Thank you, darling S.
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It's still amazing. :)
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There is no one else I know that would endure my complicated emails about the canon Schrute family tree and ways in which in contradicts itself. I still believe that Dwight Schrute is a compulsive liar. It's the only explanation. Seriously.
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You did an awesome job with this. :D
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