cadaver clearance...like its an eatablished genre!.
beautifully told. it was herod, right, but didnt feel middle eastern somehow. more mediaeval. liked the snake. vivid viperous vengeance. Gimlet ! such a great word. The circle is complete.
Yessssss it is indeed Herod, I wonder how many people get it, you're the first that I know of. Despite the clues I feel that people aren't catching on to that.
Of course the atmosphere might seem medieval, but then it's like - this is a story of absolute minimalism, dead bodies, empty square, where's the scope for any local colour?
cadaver clearance...like its an eatablished genre!.
beautifully told. it was herod, right, but didnt feel middle eastern somehow. more mediaeval. liked the snake. vivid viperous vengeance. Gimlet ! such a great word. The circle is complete.
Yessssss it is indeed Herod, I wonder how many people get it, you're the first that I know of. Despite the clues I feel that people aren't catching on to that.
Of course the atmosphere might seem medieval, but then it's like - this is a story of absolute minimalism, dead bodies, empty square, where's the scope for any local colour?
First published on Wrizzit a week ago!
I got it about halfway through. Massacre of the Innocents and all that.
It's a more realistic version ironically - of course the 3 astrologers wouldn't survive.
the cart of corpses made me think of "weve got an eater" and then it was all medieavel after that
'I'm not dead yet'
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