Our Stories
Note from the guides:
Amanda always said every story has a million versions, and every work of art has just as many stories to tell. We're posting our stories about Amanda to find out who she really is and where she is now. Please tell us your version...
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Pay No Attention to the Room Behind the CurtainThere is nothing that makes me think of a prime-time crime show more than finding clues in accidental pictures. What’s next? Rooftop foot chases? Spying from taxi cabs with binoculars?
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A Flash of BlueMessages from Amanda never cease to be cryptic. And this one is no different. Thanks to astoriamiller we have a better idea of what these two items symbolize. I never really thought about flowers representing the fragility of life...
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The Bear TrapIf history repeats itself than maybe we can learn from this couple that seems to have walked (or ran) down a similar path as Amanda. I wonder how it ended for them. Maybe that would give us some insight into how all this will end.
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Walking in Someone Else’s ShoesIt’s hard to see the world without important connections everywhere, thanks to Amanda. But even un-Amanda related events seem to shine more neon now that I have opened my eyes to “symbolism,” as Amanda called it.
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Pandora’s Box of StoriesIt’s strange how Amanda has shared so much truth with us, but also so many false facts as well. There seems to be no middle ground. But that’s Amanda: a series of extremes.
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Mirror, MirrorRye2411 spoke a powerful truth: “It’s hard to tell what’s certain and what’s not certain. I have never felt the root of truth in this statement so wholly until I met Amanda.”
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What’s in a Name?Speaking of remembering names, lists, and creepy events, this memory sprang to mind from our recent conversation.
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Duck, Duck, GooseI received a letter from one of the judges, a woman named Anne (no last name, no return address). The envelope looked kind of beaten, I couldn’t tell if it was from a neglectful postman or from hesitance to send...
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Oh, NegativeIt is fun to imagine the entire Bragg family as blood-[removed], evil-doing, lifeless monsters (even I am guilty of reading the Twilight series), but it’s pretty hard to abandon all forms of logic and really believe it...
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Give Blood, Got BloodWe rode to the hospital to find the wing under construction, the sound of table saws and crazy hammering ringing through the gift shop.
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