Re: Fixing The Fall: Thread Submission
Posted: Fri Sep 27, 2019 7:33 pm
Link to the Thread(s): Too Late for Healing
Summary of the Thread(s): Max finds herself in her broken dreamscape: the product of the Fall of Emea. With the help of a familiar Emea culprit, she reluctantly ventures about the abandoned, dilapidated hospital in search of a way to remedy it.
How did this stretch / challenge / impact your PC?
Max viewed the dreamscape as merely a symptom of a broken Emea. Bed by bed, she found herself absorbed in the task of reliving tidbits of a deceased person's past who had died in the hospital upon discovering a clue. In every small living space there was evidence of horror and something glaringly absent. For most of the thread, Max spent her time searching for the missing piece that made a symbolic item whole again. Quickly, she became frustrated with the realization that there would never be an end to her task. She would always find pieces missing. The task was in vain.
Eventually, she came to see the dreamscape for the internal metaphor it was: an analogy for how she lived her life. She dwelled relentlessly on the past; on the things that were missing, the injustices wrought upon her, and etc. The dreamscape challenged her to see that truth for what it was: an endless, vicious cycle. She needed to break the cycle. That understanding led her to put the hospital to flames to cleanse and make new.
Summary of the Thread(s): Max finds herself in her broken dreamscape: the product of the Fall of Emea. With the help of a familiar Emea culprit, she reluctantly ventures about the abandoned, dilapidated hospital in search of a way to remedy it.
How did this stretch / challenge / impact your PC?
Max viewed the dreamscape as merely a symptom of a broken Emea. Bed by bed, she found herself absorbed in the task of reliving tidbits of a deceased person's past who had died in the hospital upon discovering a clue. In every small living space there was evidence of horror and something glaringly absent. For most of the thread, Max spent her time searching for the missing piece that made a symbolic item whole again. Quickly, she became frustrated with the realization that there would never be an end to her task. She would always find pieces missing. The task was in vain.
Eventually, she came to see the dreamscape for the internal metaphor it was: an analogy for how she lived her life. She dwelled relentlessly on the past; on the things that were missing, the injustices wrought upon her, and etc. The dreamscape challenged her to see that truth for what it was: an endless, vicious cycle. She needed to break the cycle. That understanding led her to put the hospital to flames to cleanse and make new.