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Anyways No new chapter at the moment, although I easily could upload a new chapter out of what's written so far I'd rather have this be one big, massive chapter (I'm guessing 3-4K words by the time I'm done). Hopefully I can get this finished tomorrow night after work but it may have to wait until Sunday to finish completely, I hope y'all can forgive me my trespass.
(Also, no he's not Augustus in disguise, and Augustus isn't actually Siamese, there's just something called continuity)
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Tides Chapter 10: Voyage
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RedJack, on 12 June 2011 - 08:54 AM, said:
Well of course, if you can't see it from a mile away then, well you obviously haven't been reading. Where to go from here is the tricky part.
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- 12 June 2011 - 05:35 PM
Happy now? God, you're so needy Ace.
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SushiJaguar, on 12 June 2011 - 05:45 PM, said:
Happy now? God, you're so needy Ace.
Hey what? I didn't ask for this, fuck off Sushi you're such a troll.
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You fucking moron you left that there on purpose.
Or are you really that retarded?
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"Me, Myself, and Mike" was a little too weird for me. I don't mind reading lemons (though I typically look for stories with a little more to it than just blatant sex), but this was just...eh. Really offsetting and nonsensical.
"Cracked" was pretty good. David always knows how to put a smile on someone's face. Other than the sex, I'm sure all of this could happen if Sandy DID actually come to Roseville and meet David.
"Silence is Golden" was really heart-warming. I've always liked Amaya and her silent demeanor. I wish there was more fanfiction focused on her out there.
"Sweet Spot" is the best BCB one-shot fanfic I've ever read. Definitely the most well-thought out one. It had a great concept and a great idea. "Mike and Jasmine are actually really similar when you come right down to it, so what if they were to meet and have a meaningful conversation?" Incredible job. The best part is when they hug. MikeXJasmine FTW!
I've been reviewing each chapter of "Tides" over on fanfiction.net, under the username 'NintendoSegaSonyGuy'. It's your most ambitious, longest, and probably best work. Jasmine is a very interesting character, and you handle her emotions really well. Daniel is JUST LIKE Augustus, which makes him a force to be reckoned with. I do sometimes wish that more chapters focused on Paulo (and maybe Lucy), but I realize that the focus is more so on Jasmine than him. I'm not complaining. It's a great story and I hope you continue for a long time.
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You seem to be talking just fine despite the train attack...
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To prove that it could be done. It was a kind of a dare by an old IRC'er named Dr. John to write Mike x Mike x Mike and I said WELL SHIT LETS DO THIS. I giggled many times while writing it.
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Stupid question: Wargames, what exactly is that? I've played a many "wargames," so I am curious as to what you were specifically eluding to.
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It's fine; we understand. Take all the time you need (cause God knows I certainly do). I can't wait to get that message of the next new chapter in my Inbox.
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Anyways, onto this next chapter. I decided I wanted the two sides of the main characters again and while each is long enough to be it's own, short chapter I felt they went better together like this. Oh and I do have the next chapter basically ready so at least I don't deny anyone for a long period of time! Thanks everyone who is sticking with this and welcome to anyone new! You should read Cracked.
Tides Chapter 11- Castaways and Message in a Bottle
(Is just having way too much fun with the water themed titles now)
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It's interesting to see him in a light where he's just mopey, Paulo tends to lean more to feelings of anger and frustration, though I think if they ever did come across, he wouldn't want to lash out at her and would be a kicked puppy about it ffff
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@Taeshi: Curses you caught it before I fixed those errors that Bord Lord pointed out. Yeah, I'm not going to lie when I say that I see Paulo as more of an emotional guy than he really is. Perhaps it's for the plot of the story, perhaps it's how my mind works but well that's how it is. Besides if you want anger you'll get it next chapter. I suppose.
Speaking of chapters, since I edited this latest one, the link may be broken so I'll have to upload the real one when I get back home, for now please just click on *gulp* chapter 10 and then go forwards, it should be fixed by then.
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I just realized something while reading this new chapter: Augustus has a little brother, doesn't he? He mentioned it to Daisy somewhere back in an old chapter of BCB (Taeshi can confirm that). Is Daniel supposed to be Augustus' little brother?
I don't find it so wrong that Paulo is more emotional in this story than he typically would be otherwise. I kind of have Ace's same thought-process. Paulo will be similarly discorded in my story as well (just as soon as I get to that point in it).
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NintendoSegaSonyGuy, on 14 July 2011 - 10:36 PM, said:
EDIT: Ah I see the quote you're talking about, though who knows if he was just lying about that, unless Tae confirmed it, in which case carry on citizen.
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On the note of the actual story, something about Daniel obviously doesn't seem right and I'm thinking he's not as deep as he gives the appearance of being. My prediction is that he's going to turn up bad and Paulo's gonna have to save the day or something, though that's a very flawed statement on it's own without any real proof. I'm just curious to see what comes next.
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Don't rock the boat baby
Rock the boat.
Don't tip the boat over.
But no seriously, let's take a looksie...
@Taeshi: Yeah, probably. I don't have a problem on the outset having her get yelled at but deep inside my heart of hearts (which is next to my heart of the cards) is probably a center that has that all... there. But no seriously I didn't think about that getting all streamlined and Paulo whatevering.
@JB: Oh dear no, JB saw through the plot already, what a shocker.
Or did he? Oh I guess you'll have to read to find out!
Sorry if this chapter feels a little fast, I could have Dickens'd the hell out this but god knows when I would have been able to throw it out. Besides, it let me, as Keima says: See the ending!
Yeah. There's that.
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You have an entertaining writing style and I an insanely intrigued by what you're getting at :-[ also aaaaaaaa paulo is so cute when he's pathetically wounded
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When Paulo asked Augustus why he helped him, I almost figured Augustus would reply with something like, "Looks like I'm not the monster Daisy and Abbey made me out to be, am I?" Some kinda witty line like that or something. I do like what he did say, though. "Because I like seeing people get what's theirs is all, oh but do be gentle, I hear the lad's got himself a new girlie." Very clever line, Ace.
Keep it up, man. You're a great writer. Even more impressive is that you've created a story that Taeshi loves. Why is that so impressive? You have an OC in your story. Taeshi hates OCs. She still loves and follows your story. You should be proud.
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Ace, on 17 July 2011 - 05:44 AM, said:
Or did he? Oh I guess you'll have to read to find out!
Yeah I know I was being a captain obvious pointing out that Daniel's probably a dick, but I felt like writing some sort of prediction. Great chapter though, Augustus at his finest. I'm interested to see the confrontation between Paulo and Daniel and how Jasmine reacts to it, which will probably be her thinking Paulo beat him up for another reason and Daniel manipulating her viewpoint and yadda yadda.
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Anyways so yeah, for the astute reader it should have been obvious who the person was, but how would Paulo have known? I was going off the assumption that he was predjuiced against Augustus, especially not knowing too much about him, while his anger clouded his vision. So yeah, he'd beeline to him. And to reinforce the point augustus did say that line. Also it's fun to write Augustus while smirking like I imagine he would.
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I actually liked the tone and style with which you wrote this chapter. It seems to reflect Paulo's slightly pissed off mood pretty well. After all, Paulo pretty much single-mindedly rushed after Augustus without much thought, so it's appropriate that you didn't insert too introspection or divert the reader's attention to other issues before that point. That's not to say I don't enjoy your normal style of writhing, just that the style you employed here seemed an appropriate choice given Paulo's mood.
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I added spoiler tags because I dunno if you'd appreciate my analysing and stuff Ruins the fun for everyone else!
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Uhm yes! So time to dole out excuses, 1. studying for a test 2. Homestuck
Those are all I have. Sadly this is also all I have Tides Chapter 13- The calm
It's not much, but it's a set up for the next chapter, which is mostly complete! However I may be detained due to other circumstances until like, Friday, so I wanted to put something out. Don't worry, the next one should be good, so all I can say is I hope this will Tide you over until then!
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Infinite wrote:Oh God now shitty pop psychology? I didn't realize the Dharma was full of such judgmental dogmatic followers. Honestly I think I am done with this board with nutters going on about conspiracies and passive-aggressive pseudo-psychology I have had about my fill. Honestly some of you people are utterly unbelievable. At least it has shown me that the same judgmental people who annoyed me in Fundamentalist Christianity are alive and well in Buddhism too. Maybe Buddhism isn't for me afterall since I'm not a judgmental prick. Thanks for the "enlightening" responses and general douchebaggery.
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