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+Anima is out in English! I adore this series; it's so cute. I don't normally do cute, but this one has my heart.

I have so many things to post about. I finished Samurai Champloo a few days ago, and I want to write up my thoughts on that, I want to do a rec post for Death Note, I saw a play last night that I have things to say about, and not to mention that I'm three weeks behind in stagesoflove. (I'm three months behind in yaoi_challenge.) In my defense, I had another project that needed written first, but still. I could have caught up by now. And yet, I am lazy. I don't feel like writing anything.

And so a meme, ganked most recently from mistressrenet

You, the reader, get to ask me, the author, what happened after the written end of a story. It also gives you the chance to volunteer your opinion.

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Comments

[b-hallward.livejournal.com]

I've never gotten this meme -- or rather, its appeal -- but I just wanted to say that I was rereading your Surcease of Pain; Divinity stagesoflove drabble sequence and I'd forgotten how amazingly good it is. There are so many lines that are just so painful and perfect and...

He has to rely on little things, because Hisoka's never been one for promises.

That is just so them.

[wordsofastory.livejournal.com]

I've never gotten this meme

No, me neither. Or that is to say, I haven't been inspired to respond to anyone else's posting of it, because it seems so unnecessary. Either what happens after is evident in the story itself, or I like my own version of events as much as I'd like the author's.

But I wanted to post something, and memes make that easier.

Oh, thank you. I liked writing that series so much. I'm glad you like it.

[p-zeitgeist.livejournal.com]

what happens after is evident in the story itself

Okay, now I'm going to feel really lame. But that's not going to stop me from asking: What does happen after the end of Thy Faithfulness In Destruction? It's aways seemed to me that there are a bunch of ways things could have gone from there.

[wordsofastory.livejournal.com]

No, don't feel lame. I've seen lots of people asking answers to this meme; I just happen to prefer my own stories to what the author says. *grins*

But oh, this was a hard one; I had to think about it. Hisoka moves on. Tsuzuki would not deliberately seek Muraki out, but I suspect Muraki would not return the favor; the two of them will spiral into something like the Kyoto Arc, except it happens sooner and results in a larger bloodbath.

That's so depressing. No wonder I hadn't planned out the later events until now.