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Rebecca Rocket's avatar

Win the audience. You can't beat the bully.

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[ 2D ]'s avatar

Wow. That’s actually profound.

It’s embedded in the tale, but I hadn’t fully seen it until you said it like that. You’re right—the audience is the turning point
 most likely in all bullying stories. You’ve given me something to reflect on.

And now...

Stay tuned for The Intervener: Part II. 😉

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Rebecca Rocket's avatar

It's in the Argument/Rhetoric book. Hahaha

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[ 2D ]'s avatar

You can tell I haven’t read it. 😅

Are you going to convince me
 or are you just gonna quote it at me until I retreat into the jungle?

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Shawna Kaszer's avatar

Reading your stack is going to grow me! I appreciate how you write - sharp, visual, visceral. I'm working on this! Less meandering sentences tip-toeing along over commas and semicolons because I'm breathy and long-winded and can't seem to end a thought even when I want to :D Just clean, punchy storytelling that hits hard. Respect!

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[ 2D ]'s avatar

Wow—first off, serious respect for your openness. The fact that you’re letting my writing grow on you? That says a lot about who you are. I know my style isn’t for everyone—kind of oddball, kinda jagged—but I’m grateful when people give it a real shot.

A lot of it comes from screenwriting. You’re forced to be economical—every beat, every pause has to earn its place. It’s a structured, visual medium, and I think it really shaped what I’m aiming for now
 which is still evolving.

And for the record? I adore what you do. Your writing never struck me as long-winded—it flows, it’s well-organized, and it feels alive. For someone without a mind’s eye? It’s kind of breathtaking.

Thank you. Truly. 🙏🔥

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