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It's this idea I've had for a story. Well, it's really a thought.
Have you ever wondered why some people say, as a joke, that the world revolves around them? Well, what if it didn't exactly revolve around you, but it was sort of... yours? What if everything like history, water, aliens, myths, everything we know - what if that was all made just for you, the one person? What if your destiny was played out like, say, a movie? What if nothing is real at all, just an illusion or something like that? What happens when you die? Do you? Or are you suspended in space forever, until your new world is created for you?
And... what if life is just a game played by the creator of your world and you? What if they got "game over"? What would happen then?
It's really weird. Kept me up the past two nights (with the help of the possum in the roof, grr!). But it'd be a killer fantasy book, if I say so myself. What do you think?




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I'd so read that. :O LOL. =D
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WRITE THIS! I love weird, really I do. Anything complicated or strange, I like it. I've wanted to write something strange, and this would be the 'something strange' that would be along the lines of what I'd want to write.

Please go through with this. It could be very intresting.

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Wow, that does sounds really interesting. I definitely like the idea, and if it was well-written and the characters were likable, I'd definitely read it.

So yeah, if the idea interests you, you should totally go on and write it.
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It's not something I would read or write personally. I love philosophy and existential discussions, just not mixed in with my fiction. It's just not my cup of tea.




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Sounds interesting. I'd read it, you should write it.
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Oh solipsism. Read about it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solipsism
It's kind of a demented form of self-centered exisentialist idealist monism.
A certain anime immediately comes to mind: the Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruka.

Definitely an interesting idea.




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Ooh! This sounds interesting but kinda weird o_O

It sounds complicated and strange but that is an awesome duo (in my opinion). Go ahead and write this. I would read it...Well as long as it is a fantasy ^_^

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Sounds sweet. You should run with it. Write it well and you'll get people to read it. People love that weird out of the ordinary type thing. At least I do.
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Write it, write it, write it! This sounds uber-interesting and I would so read it! Let me know if you post it, because I am so anxious to read it, that is, if you write it. Which you definitely should.




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Sounds really good to me! Especially if it's kept u up for the past few nights haha! I would soo read that! :D



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