Published: May 28, 2011
Words: 725 (approximate)
Language: English

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There is never a good time to have a breakdown in communication. Some times are worse than others.

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Review by: Elliott DeLine on May 30, 2011 :
Very strange... I loved it.

Actually it isn't strange to me- it's very relatable, straight-forward and realistic.

Maybe this role-playing is the only way they hope to come close to communicating their pasts--talking about it seemed to change nothing. But there's no connection, and it's hard to know if either even wants connection. It would be too frightening. There is obviously no fulfillment, but it goes on and on anyway. It is very sad. When words evoke my emotions in this way, I believe it's good writing and well worth reading.
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Review by: peter clarke on May 29, 2011 : (no rating)
very thoughtful, so both had experienced real abuse earlier in their lives, so was this leading them to act out violence as a sort of mechanistic reaction to that action (the usual self fulfilling prohecy of cod psychology), or were they play acting at it to negate the bad experiences in a sort of cathartic way, whilst it poses these questions to me, it suddenly ends . the blank fourth page invites the reader to either complete it him/herself or leave it still blank cos real life is like that
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Review by: Two Monsters on May 28, 2011 :
I agree with Ernest on this one. It was very strange. It felt like two different stories were trying to be written together as one and did not really work together other than to make you wish you had not read this story.
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Review by: Ernest Winchester on May 28, 2011 :
Strange, very strange.
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