I'm playing Dreamed Away
Mar. 22nd, 2026 12:09 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
feotakahariThe main character is a small child, so I can understand why he doesn't think of certain questions. But in my head, I am screaming:
1): What makes the people who have books on the Storyteller's shelf different from all the people who don't have books?
2): Of the people who have books on the shelf, how many of them got killed by that guy with the scythe? Is the Storyteller sending you on a mission a whole bunch of probably-children failed at, knowing you'll probably fail too?
(It's almost too obvious if the kids are already dead and the scythe guy is the Grim Reaper, but that's where the evidence points so far.)
1): What makes the people who have books on the Storyteller's shelf different from all the people who don't have books?
2): Of the people who have books on the shelf, how many of them got killed by that guy with the scythe? Is the Storyteller sending you on a mission a whole bunch of probably-children failed at, knowing you'll probably fail too?
(It's almost too obvious if the kids are already dead and the scythe guy is the Grim Reaper, but that's where the evidence points so far.)
