I love this story. The episode they covered in the introductory animation aren't the heart of the story. It gets better in my opinion (can'twait to reread it).
But the effects are fantastic. It's fun to see what I have read be put into action. Like, Sam's confrontation, her melting away, and of course all the fun chibis and game references.
I can't wait to review the episodes in written form.
It's New Year's Eve and I'm officially back.
I've been trying to decide what to turn this blog into all year. And this is it. For the foreseeable future it will be a short series review blog.
First series: Let's Play the animation.
I thought that nightmares was a trial everyone had to deal with. At least every child. I thought it was my entertainment. I thought it was my overactive imagination.
I thought wrong.
I've had a few recurring dreams. Planes, trains, spiders, Disney princesses, a psycho path threatening his family and dinner guests, and me as a mass murderer on the loose while my family, friends and I try to survive.
I've woken up panicked and scared.
I had childhood dreams from the Titanic and other tragedies and murder mysteries. I had day scares about the Titanic. I was afraid I was on the sinking half everywhere I went. School, car, parties. I wasn't at peace for almost 2 months.
And it's progressed to the point where every time I close my eyes, my subconscious wrecks havoc. My mind plays off of many daily tasks and gives the most negative result I can imagine.
The lines between reality and dreams is blurring.
I'm supposed to write one of my nightmares from everyone's perspective and really analyze the dream. I've chosen the psychopath.
I'm scared to dwell on it though.
