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  1. kerry
    I suspect you can bet on it!
  2. kerry
    I love the whole Classification concept, and this seems a worthy entry into the series. I'm happy that, with the mention of the gene thing, you provided a physical explanation that Brutal Ink, for all the greatness of his creation, never did. But I do wish that you had also fixed one other nagging inconsistency—or maybe it's being too consistent?—in the stories: the fact that Classification Day is the same for everyone. Why would it be? Graduation is not a biological phenomenon; it's a societal construct. People both younger and older than 18 graduate high school; in fact, it's clearly rare for anyone to have their birthday fall on the date of their graduation. So what then is the trigger that sets this gene off for so many simultaneously?
  3. kerry
    Oh, I'm sure he does!
  4. kerry
    Torgen, I generally don't read stories set in Japan because they always seem to be based on anime with which I am unfamiliar. I did, in fact, think this was one of them, which is why I had not read it until now. (I read "Too Late Magical Girl" a long time ago, and liked it, but others I've started reading have relied too much on tropes.) I am happy, though, that not only is your story not that at all, but the story and the narrative voice are both compelling in their own right. I'm enjoying this one a lot.
  5. kerry
    OK, I've been thinking this for a while, but I want to put it out there (so you all can laugh in the likely event that I am way off base or heap awe-filled praises on me on the off chance that I am somehow actually right). So here goes: I have noticed a repeated motif here that has Matthew effortlessly blending in with variously aged children and seeming to go pretty much unrecognized by adults. Is it possible that whatever magic is at work in this story changes the way he is perceived? (It could also actually change him bodily for a short time, but I can't see how such changes would/could go unnoticed.) Obviously I know you can't tell me if I'm right or even if this makes any sense at all. But it's fun to guess. 🙂 Ditto!
  6. kerry
    Kind of hard to do when Emily has a paci in her mouth...
  7. kerry
    Well, in fairness, you are. 🤣
  8. kerry
    That works for me.
  9. kerry
    Fair enough. I think I'd rather kill myself...with or without the help of cops. (There is always a way.)
  10. kerry
    This one is fascinating, CK. Like nothing I've read before. But I don't understand why, in a place in which "death would be an improvement, a release from the decades upon decades in this hell," prisoners don't opt for it. They know how to make it happen: so many minor offenses on their part would be permission for the many, many guards to fire. Given the alternative (and at least the possibility of taking one of them with me), I'd certainly give it a go.
  11. kerry
    Wow. You're handling this long-awaited payoff superbly!
  12. kerry
    I don't ever recall a reference to other universities, and this begs a question: why would any non-Big attend Emerson at all?
  13. kerry
    I've been trying to think of a way for Ashley to stay with Betty (and Pete, but he's less important). Obviously, she could simply not escape...but I doubt that you'd have introduced that possibility unless she was at least going to try. But now she has begun to regress...temporarily, she believes, but I have my doubts. I'm hoping that you can find a way for her and Betty to stay together that does not require her to go the way of Nancy...
  14. kerry
    Based on your other stories, I'd guess that she will need first aid for that bite.
  15. kerry
    This is a great new chapter, and I'd also like to congratulate you for rescuing Sarah from the ugliness I complained about earlier. She's a much healthier character now.
  16. kerry
    Somehow I think this has been mentioned, but I don't recall the answer: what does the Cradle do with its dirty diapers? I imagine they could easily add to the landfills, but do they have a more eco-sensitive way to handle them?
  17. kerry
    Why, with so much ominous stuff happening, does this trouble me more than anything else?
  18. kerry
    I can understand that, I guess, but I think Stacy went through enough for several generations of her family.
  19. kerry
    This thing is utterly amazing! What a compelling narrative: I can hardly wait for more!
  20. kerry
    Sounds like the movie "Elysium."
  21. kerry
    God I hate this kind of bureaucratic, unnecessarily nasty approach to what ought to be a humanistic job.
  22. kerry
    A fine start!
  23. kerry
    Really fun start!
  24. kerry
    So...somehow this sweet story about friendship and the reuniting of parents morphed into religious proselytizing and thence into homophobia and now seemingly into religious fever dreams. If I had known it would do this from the start, I would not have given it so many hours of my life.
  25. kerry
    This is certainly my favorite story of yours, and one of my favorites by anyone. I will miss it.
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