[ SECRET POST #3286 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3286 ⌋

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Comments

[thezmage]

I don't judge, but you are literally the only person I've ever seen who did not like "a story about you." I'll definitely admit that it's primary draw was how different it was from what had, at the time, become a stale format. It doesn't really fit in with the show either as it was or what it became, and if you saw the second year before it I could see how you wouldn't like it.

What about "Cassette?"

[comma_chameleon]

Haha, I don't know why I don't like it. Maybe because it 'reads' to me too much like one of those novels where everything is happening to you, and that's not why I like books/WTNV? I like that it's external and about other people.

I like 'Cassette', it was interesting!

[(Anonymous)]

I think that's why I don't like it either. I've listened to all the other episodes multiple times, but I've seriously considered deleting "A Story About You" from my ipod.

[thezmage]

Okay, if I had interpreted it as actually being about me, I'd have probably felt the same way. Personally, considering the amount of times that "you" die, I just assume that part of the weirdness of Nightvale is that sometimes the radio just up and addresses certain people directly.