[ SECRET POST #3048 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3048 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Stuff you wrote as a kid

[feotakahari]

In the setting I came up with at age six when I was bored during gardening class, all stories that are written become new universes. All stories those universes write become new universes as well, so the chain extends infinitely downward. At the top are beings with no stories about them, who maintain that they are gods with the right to manipulate people's destinies as they see fit. In the middle are refugees from various stories with bad ends, who travel from universe to universe in an endless quest to change bad endings for the better. (I don't remember most of the characters, but I remember a cocky antihero based on a kid I had a sort of rivalry with. He could stomp his foot to create red beams that traveled across the ground in a straight line and burned whatever they touched. This was inspired by how the real kid owned expensive shoes with battery-powered flashing red lights on them.)

The one plot I remember had the characters traveling to a world that the gods tried to prevent anyone from knowing about. It was post-apocalyptic, and the few survivors seemingly had no stories at all. It turned out that their stories were of the gods themselves. There was no way to tell whether their stories created the gods or merely reflected them, but the gods were determined that no one could ever know that there might be another first creator, somewhere down the chain.

I reiterate: I was [i]six[/i].

There was also an unfinished story I worked on when I was thirteen that was pretty cool, but this post is getting huge, so I won't go into detail. The short version is that I realized every character was a Mary Sue, so I tried to make them parodies--a perfect, morally righteous Sue who can't see that he's actually the villain, a fixer Sue who sees the future but keeps accidentally making it worse, an antihero Sue who thinks her angsty past gives her the right to be an asshole, and so on. I would still love to finish that story sometime.

Re: Stuff you wrote as a kid

[bigpaw]

Wait that first one is actually so good, please write that

Re: Stuff you wrote as a kid

[lb_lee]

I think the one when you were six sounds totally awesome! :D There's elements of Libriomancer or the Eyre Affair in it!

--Sneak