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CHRONICLE, THOUGHTS, SPOILERS, ETC

at first i thought chronicle was just a good movie simply for the story and the characters, but then i started to think it was actually a really amazing superhero origin story — mostly due to how it ends. follow my train of thought here. there are three central characters: andrew - arguably the “main” character as you see the story mostly through his eyes/camera - the...

Feb 4th

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Jan 8th

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Dec 28th

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Dec 28th

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Dec 28th

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you are born once with a stone-heart reprieve. rebirth in flesh is death in life. knowing what you know is freedom, but the weight of knowledge is a heavy burden, steeping you in the remorse of the present: unbridled and unwilling to change. for one thing to live, another must die: this is the motion of life. it is unforgiving. it takes what it wants in whatever form fits it best; a mercenary of...

Dec 22nd

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i’m not serious, but i’m serious wish i could tell you and save some time. peeling off the petals, stark bereft and left hollow inside. interesting how you have a moment, known— spread before you like a feast dead as a pig, gutted and ready to be free— but do nothing.

Dec 21st

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Dec 18th

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Dec 18th

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Dec 13th

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Dec 4th

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Nov 30th

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Nov 22nd

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Nov 21st

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Nov 20th

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Nov 19th

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Nov 19th

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Nov 19th

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Nov 19th

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Nov 19th

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Nov 19th

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ctrl+alt+ delete the past that was: once, bled from depths unsung, or rung true as a bell, for whom it tolls: well, did it toll for you? kind of thought you’d see it though. (or at least not leave it hanging, refused) blue! contrast, a resolution, hue: 1024x768; undo. even that should mean something to you.

Nov 19th

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The inconsequentialness of life is a dooming factor, burying you beneath it in its fathomless debris. Well-flanked, you are unable to move: but the waking movement of time is unstoppable. The question reads: To live, would you allow another to die? Unaffected, it defers: To live, would you allow 10 to die: I would. All the better a steeple of sin, or of bodies and my impartiality spanning across...

Nov 19th

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