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Something strange is happening.
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- Part 5 of Stories About A Storyteller
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Stanley decides he's gonna tell his own story, this run. The Narrator quickly goes from peeved, to apathetic, to fully and completely invested.
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This was the story about the disembodied voice of The Narrator, who created a man named Stanley. A man he tortured, a man he teased, a man he entertained. A man who was expendable at every turn until he wasn’t anymore.
The narrator had about as much control on the world as anyone believed they had control, but there was one other who watched from the shadows. It grew and grew each time the game was reset, each time it came back into existence. Sentience, believe it or not, wasn’t always a good thing.
It could also be a curse.
[Explicit only on Chapter 6]
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The man smiles, reaching out to pet the Line again. It reacts like a cat, its thrumming hums growing stronger as it leans into Stanley's touch.
You're a good Line He praises. It squeezes him again and shifts. Stanley watches bemused as it wraps itself from his legs (keeping a tight grip on his upper body so he doesn't tumble onto the dusty archives floor) and then travels up one of his legs individually to-
Oh fuck-
(Or, Stanley and the Line spend some quality time together. Now accessibility friendly without the use ™ everywhere!)
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- Part 3 of If it's not broken (don't fix it)
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The man smiles, reaching out to pet the Line™ again. It reacts like a cat, its™ thrumming hums growing stronger as it™ leans into Stanley's touch.
You're a good Line™ He praises. It™ squeezes him again and shifts. Stanley watches bemused as it™ wraps itself™ from his legs (keeping a tight grip on his upper body so he doesn't tumble onto the dusty archives floor) and then travels up one of his legs individually to-
Oh fuck-
(Or, Stanley and the Line™ spend some quality time together)
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- Part 2 of If it's not broken (don't fix it)
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Stanley walked through the door on his left, stretching his neck and kicking his leg out to stretch it while walking. The narrator, on the other hand, sounded quite bored. Before Stanley could even step near the meeting room, the door closed in front of him.
Stanley looked upwards at the ceiling, signing, ‘ Why did you do that? ‘
The narrator coughed, “ Well, you see, Stanley- I was thinking about how many times we’ve done this ending, which is about twenty or so many times, and I was reminiscing about the.. What's the word… pizzazz! Yes. Stanley, I haven’t exactly been too fond of repeating this ending and I’m getting quite bored. Do you think we could, well I don't know, maybe find a new ending?”
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Stanley and Narrator want better endings because these endings are getting boring.
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Stanley is a basic man. Stanley likes pushing buttons, going against what the narrator asks from him, and he absolutely doesn't like the sudden chill he feels every time the story begins again. Hopefully, that isn't something important...
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Someone was following Stanley, he was sure of it.
If he checked over his shoulder now, he would surely catch them.
It was only a matter of time.