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Zephammo [2012-09-08 05:29:24 +0000 UTC]
I really like this. The choppy sentences and simple story telling leaves a lot to be imagined, which is something I like in writings.
The image that formed in my head is somewhat straightforward I suppose, but it seems to fit. A soldier has a very good friend who dies in the war. He must have witnessed it, or been close when it happened. He takes out his grief on a dog that his troop had been kind of taking care of. Some time passes, and one day he is caught in some sort of attack. A bomb, maybe. He's dying, and his fellow soldier are trying to save him, telling him not to talk while they attempt to save his life. The soldier is dying, though, and all he is thinking of is killing that dog. He is seeing the dog approach as death emptied his body.
Just a random interpretation. I could be totally off, but that's what I love about stuff like this. Love the piece ^^
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InSearchofHedonism [2012-08-01 03:07:07 +0000 UTC]
This grabbed my attention and held it to the very end. I really liked your minimalist style marked by your short and attention grabbing sentences.
I was a bit confused what the burning dog was though. I'm assuming the main character was murdered (for killing the dog) and then the dog exacted revenge on him in hell. Am I interpreting this correctly?
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InSearchofHedonism In reply to KreepingSpawn [2012-08-05 03:01:16 +0000 UTC]
You're welcome. What did you have in mind? I would be interested in hearing it. : )
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