D-7294's Declassified D-Class Survival Guide / Discussion

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UraniumEmpire 03 Sep 2018 00:29

Once more in to breaches I cannot gap.
One more chance to second guess your thoughts.
My friends said that you would be a tough nut to crack.
Come back lets settle this up…

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Thanks to CaptainKirby, trots, and Lazar in chat! A big thank you to WJS for letting me write D-7294! Props to PeppersGhost for hosting the contest! And jesus fuck to me I need to stop inserting my insecurities into my writing!

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… and I'm not Robert Frost.

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psul 03 Sep 2018 21:40

This is very good indeed. Your writing of D-7294 was excellent - I really thought it was WJS writing this for a long stretch.

WrongJohnSilver 05 Sep 2018 04:13

I hate to do this, but I'm going to have to concede. I've been hitting writer's block hard, and have had too much going on around the house to focus on my writing.

But this is a great tale, and I greatly enjoy your characterization of D-7294, and this is an excellent addition to his canon. I'm definitely going to build off this, when I have more time.

She could have been a professor by now, if she hadn't gotten sidetracked. Teaching undergraduates basic engineering equations by day, getting high off mushrooms and fucking the music theory instructor by night.

And I know precisely where. Funny thing, amnestics.

UraniumEmpire 05 Sep 2018 05:20

Thank you for the compliment, and I can't wait to see what you come up with! :D

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… and I'm not Robert Frost.

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WrongJohnSilver 05 Sep 2018 20:30

Incidentally, my first article for the site was a Reimagining Contest entry for SCP-209: It's Just A Dream, so seeing 7294 use it was incredibly positive.

MaliceAforethought 05 Sep 2018 21:33

This is absolutely amazing, and the characterisation of everyone involved is excellent. +1 with gusto.

DrMagnus 05 Sep 2018 21:42

The tale was great, but using the CSS for article pages is kinda eye-bleeding.

The OCT theme is crazy hard on the eyes for long periods of time.

UraniumEmpire 05 Sep 2018 21:53

Noted. I've removed the theme for now.

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… and I'm not Robert Frost.

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DrMagnus 05 Sep 2018 23:01

My eyes appreciate it.

I also like night mode, but red on black with white is hard AF on the eyes.

Dark greys are much preferable.

DolphinSlugchugger 17 Jan 2019 07:18

Fuckin' stellar. Kept me gripped the entire time; the weaving of the existing universe, even seemingly inconsequential bits like 363, is frankly flooring in how well thought out it was.

RockTeethMothEyes 12 May 2019 05:58

I'm finally getting around to reading this and I'm so glad I took the time to do it. This is an excellent kicker for your series. Your writing is entrancing and each character feels unique and human, while the atmosphere constantly feels dark and lingering.

I'm smitten. Expect me to leave comments each step I take down this road you have paved.

Mal0gen 11 Sep 2022 21:14

Really good tale! +1.
My brain shut down near the end, and so I didn't understand the ending quite well… who is Joshua?

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- Mal0gen, the skullgen in your phone.