There's nothing wrong with over the top. [ cackle! ] Sometimes that's a good method to hide a more subtle message.
... Naturally. Sure, you could work out bits and pieces along the way, but there's always a chance that something will happen by the end that cracks your theory into tiny pieces.
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Date: 2010-04-08 09:17 pm (UTC)... Naturally. Sure, you could work out bits and pieces along the way, but there's always a chance that something will happen by the end that cracks your theory into tiny pieces.