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⌈ Secret Post #2604 ⌋

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[Star Trek: The Next Generation]

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[Sherlock BBC]

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[Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward]

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[Elementary]

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[SPN]

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[Pacific Rim]

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[Harry Potter]

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[Game of Thrones]

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[Thor: Dark World]

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[Breaking Bad]

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[My Neighbor Totoro]

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[Robocop]

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[Unsounded]

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Steampunk, obvs.

Most uses of second-person narration.

Zombie apocalypses.

Teen Paranormal Romance.

Second person is really hard to pull off well. I have issues getting into it too for that reason.

I think I can only handle second-person short fiction, it's too difficult to sustain in the long run. Choose your own adventure is an exception of course, but it's not like I read that all that often, To Be or Not to Be is the only one I've read since I was a kid.

This is true. Also, it can get really intimate. Which can be a problem.

I think the length thing has to do with the fact that the longer it goes the more likely you're going to come across something where the writer says something to the effect of, "You do something you would never do." So they lose the reader.

Oh my god I'm so excited that someone else has read To be or Not To Be ~~we may have discussed it before if so I'm sorry I have a bad memory for these things~~

No, I don't believe we have discussed it before! I just got it for the holidays. So far I've done the main play's plot and certain branches from there. Like I checked out all the options regarding a certain stew, but the pirate stuff was a little same-y so I just tried to get back to Denmark asap. I haven't played as Ophelia or the Ghost.

I've done a bunch of Ophelia stuff. Oh god she gets into some crazy shit let me tell you. ~~I kinda ship her with Gertrude in some branches oops~~

But is that Rosencrantz & Guildenstern in your icon? And is it available for stealing?

It is Rosencrantz & Guildenstern! I'm pretty sure it can be stolen, it wasn't made just for me or something. It's by _oddities on lj.

Awesome! Love R&G, and that's a great pic of them.

...I dislike every single one of these.

*looks at thread*

Actually, I'm apparently very picky in general. o.O

I absolutely hate Rpers who use 1st/2nd person narration, like: "I reach out to touch you". It just freaks me out to the point where I won't even go near RPers who play like that.

I only like 2nd Person when it's framed in something like a letter from one person addressed to another character.

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