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eduardo
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![[*]](./images/darkicon/default_icon.gif) posted on 3-15-2007 at 07:08 |
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Nice
And a nice end, that ties everything else together also. Very good as always.
Surprising and at the same time following nicelly from the plot.
More ?
"An egg is a world, to be born you must break a world."
Herman Hesse in the Wolf from the Hills
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darkicon
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| posted on 3-15-2007 at 11:19 |
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Who said it was the end?!
...well, there's one more part that should be ready on Friday, but other than THAT it is the end.
Glad you liked it.
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| posted on 3-15-2007 at 22:17 |
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Okay, NOW the story is over.
I am not a Character.
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nate
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| posted on 3-16-2007 at 05:11 |
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Pretty good. I really got into this story and was looking forward to the updates. The stories are improving, and the plot lines are getting easier to
follow, but not too easy. Time for you to take a well deserved break. Please don't make it too long though. As much as I'd like to see the open
stories on your other site get finished, and even see the one's that have been hinted at being done, at least if you keep BODP going there will be
some worthwhile entertainment on the web.
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WeREwOLf
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| posted on 3-27-2007 at 18:14 |
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Awesome ending
First of all, I can't believe how few people have commented since Darker ended -- I find that a bit disheartening. Anyway, great ending DI, it was
completely out of left field and yet wrapped up the story perfectly... and also makes ya wonder about the next Inquisitors spinoff.
Just wondering, is BoDP going to be entirely in the "graphic novel" format, or will some written fiction show up there as well? Either way,
keep up the great work dude, can't wait to see what ya do next.
The act of censorship is always more dangerous than whatever is being censored.
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darkicon
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| posted on 3-27-2007 at 18:28 |
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I find the lack of comment a bit disappointing as well. The odd thing is, according to my logs I'm getting a lot of traffic to both the Asylum
Walls and BoDP. ...but nobody has anything to say. That's even MORE disappointing.
If somebody had asked about future potential Inquisitors spinoffs weeks ago, I would have told them there would be none. But then last week I had
this idea... ...somehow, I get the feeling that I'm not quite done yet. We'll see.
And another thing: We're all clear on the original source of Celia's power, and the meaning of Noble's words at the end, right? This isn't
just an Inquisitor's spinoff; it's a Saint Noir sequal as well. You caught that, right?
Any future text horror stories I write will be associated with BoDP and not DarkIcon.com. Given the amount of time it takes me to create a story
using the current format (half a year!?!) it's more than likely that some of the ideas clogging my brain will be written down in words and tucked
away somewhere on BoDP's site. I'm also toying with the idea of distributing some kind of serial horror story via the RSS feed. Too many ideas,
not enough time. But I guess that's a GOOD problem, right?
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nate
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| posted on 3-28-2007 at 06:16 |
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Sites
I visit the BODP site every M,W,F to check for updates. I also visit the old Dark Icon site daily hoping for an updated story either from you or one
of the other people who were contributing to the Asylum Walls. I doubt that I'm the reason you have so many hits, but I account for some of them.
I caught the similarities in the two stories, but didn't really read that much into it. I had gone back and re-read the Inquisitors also as
background. I never really liked that one, but it was better this time.
I take it from your comments above that I'm wasting my time looking for updates to your stories on the DI site. Please don't read that as a
complaint, it's not meant to be. I kept hoping the unfinshed stories would at least get completed, and that you'd get to the stories you've hinted
at over the years. I guess that won't be happening. At least you're still active on the BODP site though, so there will be something worth reading
out there.
As an aside, I think you said you use Poser for the BODP stuff? I downloaded Poser 5 last year when it was available for free, and finally got around
to loading it up. Do you know of any web sites that would contain some decent tutorials on how to use the software?
Thanks for all the good DI stories, and I'm looking forward to the next BODP posting.
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eduardo
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| posted on 3-28-2007 at 06:19 |
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Yep
Yes, I did understand that it was a sequence of Saint Noir and that doing this you "created an universe for your horror histories".
I miss december and crew, though.
And written text would be more than welcome.
I also wonder about the disappearance of some people that used to come here often ...
"An egg is a world, to be born you must break a world."
Herman Hesse in the Wolf from the Hills
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| posted on 10-31-2009 at 03:05 |
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I love this story. I think it's very well thought of and of course well written.
Regards,
Hariet
Placement financier
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