Responses Archive
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Thanks! I'll keep that in mind when I start writing the end of it.
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yeah, me too. Thanks!
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wowz, I'm an aritist too (sorta) however my sketchbook isn't as cluttered. I guess your way is better for the environment, less paper used. Still, your better at drawing than I am.
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Maybe the Janitor knew something about Amanda. He could be following her instructions, and Janitors hear all sorts of things. It all comes back to who wants to harm Amanda, and why?
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banking on Amanda's sixth sense, the person who is meant to have it has, or will have it
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and trying to change the future can just make it happen, no one knows what variables are involved.
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Those cards change nothing, you just know whats gonna happen. Anyone seen bedtime stories? Nothing is what you expect, I meant, we're only human, we can't get everything right. And the future is sorta set in stone. We don't really know it so we can't really change it. Like in books, the characters have no clue whatsoever as to whats gonna happen but it still happens.
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I don't like to tell anyone anything secret. All you need in one good rumor to get in the in-crowd, who cares about what or who. Even the most trustworthy people get desperate for attention, 'specially from the popular girls who can make you feel great about yourself and the like dogpoop the next day.
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Each character needed something, a way home, bravery, and a heart. Maybe she was, er, looking for those things? Where did Amanda come from, anyways?
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I have her class, I thought I saw it too. In fact, I actually thought it was my math homework (which had somehow disappeared from my binder) I was a few desks away though. by the time I got there it was gone... Maybe someone picked it up?