Interesting.
The dog-thing that ate [the monster-thing that was in Mel], ate that monster thing.
But that monster-thing, I guess, didn’t give Mel physical changes.
If the dog-thing tries to fight + eat Julia’s monster-thing, which is a monster-thing [with Julia’s ph. changes], the dog-thing might have a bigger fight on its hands. Ooooh, this will be fun to watch! 😀
Out of curiosity, whatever became of an earlier story of yours.. involving a spiritually-active fellow and his feline mate? I believe that it was centered at first about the doings of some theater-employees.
And for that matter Joel and Matt sort of transcended into Julia and Mel, along with Roland/Rhoda if I’m not mistaken. Or at least they seem to be the inspirations.
I’m thinking The Black Dog isn’t the kind of spirit (or whatever she is) you can just summon at will, especially now that she has been tamed and is (presumably) loyal to her mysterious master. Her master might already be aware of Julia’s situation, and is purposely not intervening, for now at least.
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Never summon anything larger than your head…
LOL how true anything larger then your head can eat you…
Interesting.
The dog-thing that ate [the monster-thing that was in Mel], ate that monster thing.
But that monster-thing, I guess, didn’t give Mel physical changes.
If the dog-thing tries to fight + eat Julia’s monster-thing, which is a monster-thing [with Julia’s ph. changes], the dog-thing might have a bigger fight on its hands. Ooooh, this will be fun to watch! 😀
Out of curiosity, whatever became of an earlier story of yours.. involving a spiritually-active fellow and his feline mate? I believe that it was centered at first about the doings of some theater-employees.
That was Concession, it was finished. And then Ballerina Mafia happened for a little while, and now here we are!
And for that matter Joel and Matt sort of transcended into Julia and Mel, along with Roland/Rhoda if I’m not mistaken. Or at least they seem to be the inspirations.
I’m thinking The Black Dog isn’t the kind of spirit (or whatever she is) you can just summon at will, especially now that she has been tamed and is (presumably) loyal to her mysterious master. Her master might already be aware of Julia’s situation, and is purposely not intervening, for now at least.