My Insight on Film Noir
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I think it can also be read as an ending of a story.
Im not sure i understand the story.
But it sounds like a beginning of something!
She never imagined it would be that easy. In fact, it was easier than it was to write about it. The gloves. Her characters never had to deal with questions like where the hell to throw them. It felt like a cheap thriller. And yet, now it was her reality.
– 50-Word Story inspired by Tom’s insight.
OK, now that is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G-!