Hunter

Of course.

Begin with juice, end with juice.

It only makes sense with our main character at this point.

Motherfucker loves juice.

Motherfucker cannot go a day without juice.

Good lord.

And then just... And then Mr. Chills was like... And juice.

That's the end.

That's the end.

That was good.

That was solid.

I think it's interesting.

I was going to say there's so many stories out there that I feel like are just a person who's like understands what it takes to just make something kind of spooky, right?

i do like these stories every time we read one of these kind of stories where it's like a really fun little spooky hook because that's you know it is what it is it really doesn't give you anything besides being like it was pale blah blah blah but you almost like these are the stories where i'm like i wish this was like the length of

know a barrasca or like something kind of long where you could get into these characters and have these kind of like big swinging moments and stuff do you think that those that can exist in the same realm of like some of the other like longer stories we read i feel like whenever we read a longer story it becomes a character drama which you have to have a character drama for the length of things and develop characters and have payoffs and all that kind of stuff

But do you think that you could, would it just have to be basically like a series of vignettes between these, like, you know, a series of spooky vignettes that happen in between all of these character developments and stuff?

Basically, what I'm saying is, sorry if I'm saying it weird, I guess what I'm saying is that these stories, there's so many stories where it's like a shorter story like this, where it's punchy, probably because the person had an idea of like, hey, you're out in the woods, you don't know what it is, and this thing chases you, even if it's something like that, and you kind of like, you branch off on that.

What if we read something like Baraska or something or, you know, even like Stolen Tongues?

Stolen Tongues is probably the closest thing to this in the realm of like on a longer story.

You have to have things where there's conflicts with characters.