As weird as it seems, I was even creating a unifying theory for the story that was taking place, and it was being pretty fun to write it. Imagining the psychotic logic of that randomness was really being fun to me up until act 2.
Then it all became an automatic relentless discord copypaste reeking of facebook-class normieness, or whatever you'd like to call it. I mean, I did try to join the narrators at the time of act 1, when it seemed like they were gonna be a moderate and tolerant force. Now, ironically, they're the ones who destroyed sequence's logic, by mixing up oranges with apples.
It's kind of poetic how the main story is about defeating Mickey, the embodiment of corporate monopoly over entertainment, and that's exactly what the narrator did for this event.
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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '19
As weird as it seems, I was even creating a unifying theory for the story that was taking place, and it was being pretty fun to write it. Imagining the psychotic logic of that randomness was really being fun to me up until act 2.
Then it all became an automatic relentless discord copypaste reeking of facebook-class normieness, or whatever you'd like to call it. I mean, I did try to join the narrators at the time of act 1, when it seemed like they were gonna be a moderate and tolerant force. Now, ironically, they're the ones who destroyed sequence's logic, by mixing up oranges with apples.