Thread: Killing characters based on real people
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Old 08-28-2012, 10:17 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by gmw View Post
It's got possibilities. Wolf tracks spotted nearby; the grandmother found dead too leading to suspicion of a serial killer; some person calling to take responsibility for her murder; call in Dr Grey and/or the team from CSI (pick your favourites); some sexual tension among the investigating team; a prankster that disturbs the evidence. It could take a good 800 pages before we finally found out for certain that the little girl's death really was natural.
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That is all very well and good, but realize as the child grasps her head in pain, the sun explodes.
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