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[TCM]

@GWG: That's a lot of random people. If CZA sees any of them, he's going to kick them in the face and run away. To stay in character, you know.

Which lot of random people, and also huh?

You named a bunch of literary characters, a.k.a. random folk. I checked out that Worm story, and it looked like she was in high school and bullied but she found her true self and become prom queen et etc.

For my latter point, I just want to note that CZA will kick any literary figure he encounters in the face. This stems from his background when he was a child; he was playing with his favorite action figure when every literary character in existence snatched the action figure from him and pile-drived it. By the time they gave it back to CZA, the legs were broken, thus scarring him for life.

[GreatWyrmGold]

@GWG: That's a lot of random people. If CZA sees any of them, he's going to kick them in the face and run away. To stay in character, you know.

Which lot of random people, and also huh?

You named a bunch of literary characters, a.k.a. random folk. I checked out that Worm story, and it looked like she was in high school and bullied but she found her true self and become prom queen et etc.

Ha.
Hahaha.
AHAHAHAHA.
You did not read very carefully. Um, what would you say if I said that Taylor blinded someone with maggots later in the story?

[TCM]

I didn't want to read; I skipped ahead a few chapters and there were insects and stuff. Gross. I decided to only keep the first chapter as canon. Bugs are gross. Puppies are better.

[GreatWyrmGold]

So, wait.

Did you actually read those chapters or just go "Bugs, ew, gross"?

[TCM]

So, wait.

Did you actually read those chapters or just go "Bugs, ew, gross"?

Since it was chapter 70 or so, I just skimmed it. Reading takes a lot of time man.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Firstly: Chapter 70? Alright, you're definitely counting chapters and not arcs. That makes things less intuitive.

Secondly: How did you come to your original conclusion if you skimmed that far in?

[TCM]

Firstly: Chapter 70? Alright, you're definitely counting chapters and not arcs. That makes things less intuitive.

Secondly: How did you come to your original conclusion if you skimmed that far in?

I don't like bugs, specially not maggots and wormy things. No story written has ever been good enough to outweigh buggy bugs.

My original conclusion is the one I know is wrong, but is superior for myself in accordance with my own preferences. Replace bugs with High School Musical, instant success.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Well, if you don't like bugs, Worm is not your story.

You should have mentioned that up front instead of stating that you honestly believed the story would end up...well, just about 180 degrees from what actually happened.

[TCM]

Well, if you don't like bugs, Worm is not your story.

You should have mentioned that up front instead of stating that you honestly believed the story would end up...well, just about 180 degrees from what actually happened.

Oh, I knew it was going to go diverge into wild sci-fi at some point, but as a great philosopher once stated, "The mind of the individual human provides a more compelling perspective than the rest of the external universe."

[GreatWyrmGold]

And that's what Worm is: The perspective of one, individual human.
With superpowers that let her see from the perspective of all the bugs in the area.
Except for the interludes, which show the perspective of different individuals.

[Elephant Parade]

Derail much?

[TCM]

And that's what Worm is: The perspective of one, individual human.
With superpowers that let her see from the perspective of all the bugs in the area.
Except for the interludes, which show the perspective of different individuals.

Why's it always have to be bugs? You know what it's like? Imagine one of the worst things that scares and/or creeps you out. And then have a whole story with that thing as a central plot construct. Yeah.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Derail much?

Yup.

And that's what Worm is: The perspective of one, individual human.
With superpowers that let her see from the perspective of all the bugs in the area.
Except for the interludes, which show the perspective of different individuals.

Why's it always have to be bugs? You know what it's like? Imagine one of the worst things that scares and/or creeps you out. And then have a whole story with that thing as a central plot construct. Yeah.

Hey, I get it, I get it.
What I don't get is the relevance of some of your other points.

[stefmor90]

What have I done.

[stefmor90]

((Would like to inform everyone LD is very not dead, I'm just being lazy. Working on turn now.))