"if a man were to become invisible he would steal left and right, he would enter every house, he would rape women and kill men and open up prisons. In fact he would become like a god among humankind" (from The Republic)
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Claude Raines’ invisible man had been a scientist who discovered invisibility, only to go insane and start
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The definition of ‘test subject’ excluded no one and sometimes Claude wasn’t sure who had it worse- the people who were vivisected for their ‘power’ or the ones who never felt the knife that split their lives down the middle and didn’t notice the tweezers that tugged their psyche to bits
I thought that was especially powerful.
Great work. Will there be more soon?
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Glad you enjoyed it! I really liked that part too- I have to think that the company wouldn't limit its studies just to people with 'abilities.'^.^
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Love Isaac's "debut" here, your realistic - and perhaps foreboding take on both men's relationship to the company, Claude's ex-partner who got killed by a very X-Men-like "hero," the subtle, rising tension with Claude/HRG, with nice hints for Claude/Peter .... and you called him Jack!
Thanks a bunch. Keep it up!
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...I still think Cladue could beat the crap out of Bennet. -_-
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glad you like the change- I felt like it gave that bit a little more impact. Of course, I probably wouldn't have done it without your suggestion ^.^
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Bennet followed orders even when he didn’t hear them and there were nights when Claude lay awake staring at cracked hotel ceilings, almost physically sick because he could see the strings as they were pulled and still he jumped.
And isn't that just their dynamic in a nutshell?
Great job, and I look forward to seeing more!
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Glad you liked the mind games! And cheers for non-sex hotness- I'm glad you think so, because that's definitely a goal. More coming soon.... ^.^
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...mind if I mention one thing about the formatting, though? I'm not sure what program you write this in, but for whatever reason, when it gets to LJ, the spaces between paragraphs are not doublespaced, like
this
but quadrupled, like
this. It looks a little weird.
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I think this is my favorite line: "It was so much easier to be invisible in a city. He didn’t even have to be transparent."
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