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true-halloween-tales · 6 years ago

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2018: #2-GUIDE TO DOCTOR WHO

Previously, cult horror-related tv series such as The Night Stalker, Dark Shadows, and the Outer Limits have been examined. Even though Doctor Who is primarily a science fiction tv series, over its 55 year history it has delved into horror many times. After Darren McGavin’s The Night Stalker series was cancelled in 1975, I sadly still tuned in at the same day and time in case it ever came back (see 2015: #5-GUIDE TO THE NIGHT STALKER). Weepers! Eventually it was recommended to me to watch this Doctor Who show, but I was not interested in another Marcus Welby, MD series at age 6. I tuned in anyways to find an argumentative older man yelling at people, and I soon became bored and quit watching the series. However, I was encouraged to persist and watch further episodes, so I did. One twenty-two minute episode was shown a day. A few episodes later and the older argumentative man was now in an apocalyptic world with people devolving into monstrous green werewolves! It was terrifying! I was hooked!

Doctor Who was scheduled to premier on November 22, 1963, but it was delayed until the following day due to the assassination of President Kennedy. It features an alien, a Timelord, who can change its body, and currently the Doctor’s latest body is female as played by Jodie Whitaker, with her debut episode appearing for the first time this Sunday afternoon! This alien serves often as the savior of the Earth as well as the closest the universe has to being a good, near-godlike force. The original series ran from 1963-1989 featuring the Doctors’s first seven bodies or “regenerations.” In 1996 Doctor Who returned in a U.S. production with a new regeneration of both the Doctor and his primary villain, the Master. In 2005 the new series continued with a new regeneration, but in later seasons it is revealed that one regeneration was skipped between the tv movie and the new series. This regeneration, technically the ninth, played by John Hurt, renamed himself the War Doctor. The new series has also featured the Eleventh Doctor, played by David Tennant, who consumed a regeneration to heal himself, and eventually the Doctor used all of his thirteen regenerations. But he got more, and he even doesn’t know how many.

There are a variety of rare facts about Doctor Who. A spacesuit costume from the series was reused in the Empire Strikes Back and worn by the scaly bounty hunter, Bossk. Peter Cushing starred as Doctor Who in two movies in the 1960’s (see 2018: #1-GREAT HORROR FILM ACTORS). The two color movies are remakes of popular televised stories featuring the evil alien race, the Daleks. One of the films, 1966’s Dalek’s Invasion Earth 2150 AD, included British comedian Bernard Cribbins as a police officer, and he joined the tv series in 2007 as another character. The movies differed from the tv series by Cushing portraying the character as a human, not an alien. There is an original pilot of the series from 1963 that had a significant scene removed from the first story, An Unearthly Child. The First Doctor, portrayed by William Hartnell, shares that he and his granddaughter are from the year 5,000 and may be humans. By cutting that from the final broadcast, it made alien bodily regeneration a much more plausible concept. The Doctor also is not always the benevolent good guy. In An Unearthly Child, the Doctor prepares to cut the throat of an unconscious caveman because he is annoyed and wants to leave prehistoric Earth. In Doctor Who canon, there is still at loose a future evil incarnation of the Doctor, once known as the Valeyard. Big Finish has dozens of the continued audio adventures of previous regenerations of the Doctor including many of the surviving actors who played the Doctor as well as supporting cast members.

There is much written about Doctor Who, but for the purposes of Halloween we are primarily interested in horror episodes as well as potential crazy costumes that could be made based on aliens in the series. If you have a spare plunger and a box, you can make a Dalek costume. Dressing as one of the regenerations of the Doctor is easy if you have any of the specific costume elements. The easiest is probably to dress as the Third Doctor with a velvet smoking jacket. A lot depends upon if you require your costume to be widely recognizable to not. Don’t dress as the Doctor’s time and space vehicle, a blue police box, the Tardis; that is stupid. The three best aliens to create costumes for include: Alpha Centauri, appearing as a green, hermaphroditic, one-eyed Beholder from Dungeons & Dragons with a high pitched voice (see 2015: #3-STRANGE MONSTERS FROM DUNGEONS & DRAGONS). Alpha Centauri is one of the few characters from the original series that have reappeared in the new series. Another amusing costume option is the Face of Boe, a large sleepy head resembling a Japanese Nuppeppo yokai (see 2018: #10-YOKAI). Or perhaps an alien from the planet Vortis which are large, vaguely humanoid insects, such as the Menoptra bee/butterfly people. Doctor Who is a series that offers cosplayers a huge amount of possible costumes as well. The series is a wealth of creativity.

Doctor Who has a lot of episodes, and out of the entire series, here are the ten best horror-related stories:

10-The Chase: features the First Doctor encountering Dracula and the Frankenstein monster.

9-The Unquiet Dead: Christopher Eccelston, technically the Tenth Doctor, finds zombies and dead ghost-like aliens possessing bodies.

8-The Pyramids of Mars: the Fourth Doctor, Tom Baker, has major problems with an Egyptian god and his mummy servants.

7-The Brain of Morbius: Baker’s Frankenstein episode, but featuring a Hitler-like Timelord trying to be more than just a brain in a jar.

6-Midnight: Tennant in a tense, claustrophobic episode about a telepathic thing outside of a stalled tour bus on a deadly planet.

5-State of Decay: Baker versus a giant vampire, the ancient enemy of the Timelords, on a planet ruled by vampires.

4-The Daemons: The Third Doctor, Jon Pertwee, dealing with a giant horned demon running across the English countryside, summoned up by a satanic cult led by The Master.

3-The Impossible Planet / The Satan Pit: Tennant discovers the physical, Godzilla-sized body of the Devil himself, a being from the universe that existed before this one.

2-The Seeds of Doom: Baker meets The Thing, including in a polar setting.

1-Inferno: Pertwee popped into a parallel world and is faced with a dreadful apocalypse with the planet rapidly being destroyed, people devolving into green werewolves, the world is ending and there is nothing he can do. This scared the crap out of me when I was six years old. The episode set a Guinness Book of Worlds Record for the longest drop by a stuntman. It is also one of the longest complete stories.

There are many other Halloween-worthy episodes of Doctor Who. The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances are two very popular episodes with Eccleston in WW2 investigating very creepy unexplained phenomenon, and he also meets John Barrowman’s very popular assistant, Captain Jack, in that story. The Caves of the Androzani is an acclaimed Phantom of the Opera story with the Fifth Doctor, Peter Davison. Werewolves appeared in Tennant’s second story, Tooth and Claw. An infamous mummy appeared in Mummy on a Train with the Thirteenth Doctor, Peter Capaldi. Many of Patrick Troughton’s episodes, who is the Second Doctor, are lost and missing. But there is surviving footage of his stories versus the Abominable Snowmen, who were quite frightening skulking about in the London sewers. A prehistoric lizardman species is discovered on Earth in Pertwee’s The Silurians, and an aquatic version of the species is encountered in Pertwee’s The Sea Devils, one of my all-time favorite stories of the series. The Master as virtually an undead lich appears in Baker’s The Deadly Assassin (see 2013: #10-LICHES). Baker’s The Horror of Fang Rock flows just like a horror film, with people barricaded in a lighthouse to escape a prowling monster. The largest monster that has appeared in the series was a tentacled, Lovecraftian swamp monster the size of a city in Baker’s The Power of Kroll. Doctor Who tends to be at its best when delving into horror.

There are some noteworthy Doctor Who stories that were planned or written, but they were not made. The adventures that almost happened! Pertwee’s Third Doctor was planned to start the tenth season with “Deathworld.” It was about the President of the Timelords basically playing chess with Death, and he summoned up the first three Doctors to be pawns in his game. The Doctors were to materialize in the Underworld to face the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse as well as personification of the Seven Deadly Sins. Content from the plot seems to have drifted into the stories: The Three Doctors and The Five Doctors. Pertwee’s final story had to be changed because the actor portraying the First Master, Roger Delgado, was killed in a car accident. “The Final Game” was planned to reveal that the Doctor and the Master just were not brothers, but they were the same person – divided into two halves – with the Doctor effectively being a Freudian ego and the Master as the id. Both the Master and the Doctor were planned to die in “The Final Game.” The Master was going to permanently die saving the Doctor, yet the Doctor would regenerate. There was also a second U.S. tv movie planned with McGann’s Eighth Doctor which would have included a major redesign of the Daleks. A third Peter Cushing film was planned but cancelled, Daleks vs. Mechons, based on the story, The Chase.

I have attended some science fiction conventions and have had correspondences with some of the stars of the series. I met Pertwee several times, including once with Elizabeth Sladden, aka the assistant, Sarah Jane Smith, at the Granada Theatre in Chicago in 1989. I met and chatted with Tom Baker who is really tall, about the various death scenes he had in various roles. But I spent an entire morning with Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson, his then wife who appeared in The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, and the series producer, John Nathan Turner, wearing a bad Hawaiian shirt. We all sat together with less than ten others and watched Davison’s excellent Cyberman story, Earthshock, more than a year before it aired in the United States. There is nothing better than sitting next to the lead actor in Doctor Who and watching them star in the series in a great story. I had correspondence with the Sixth Doctor, Collin Baker, who wrote me that he was not sure how much longer the BBC would keep him in the role, and he was fired shortly later. I also ran into the enigmatic Seventh Doctor, Sylvester McCoy at a bar the night before a convention. I was sitting with the stars of the cult British science fiction series, Blakes 7 including Gareth Thomas, Paul Darrow, and Brian Blessed (see 2011: #7-SCIENCE FICTION CONVENTIONS). Over the shoulder of Gareth Thomas could be seen Sylvester McCoy sitting at the bar by himself, silently and sadly meditating on his ale. I had correspondence with another Master, Anthony Ainley, one of my favorite actors in Doctor Who, and he wrote back to me on his wonderful Master stationery.

Doctor Who offers a wealth of treasures for Halloween. If not costume ideas, then sheer entertainment. I am very much looking forward to the new season starting this weekend. Not only has the lead actor changed but so has the entire production team, sets, producers, etc. I was totally turned off by the previous Steven Moffat production team, so I am looking forward to the new Chris Chibnall team. It’s one of the only series that regularly reinvents itself, and few series exceed being fifty years old. Just about anything goes in Doctor Who, from very odd aliens to all sorts of monsters – even McCoy’s Seventh Doctor encounters a dragon in one story (on Monday see 2018: #3-DRAGONS)…

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aion-rsa · 3 years ago

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Doctor Who: Why Everybody’s Saying Lydia West is the New Doctor

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It was ever thus. Some people know. Some people think they know. Some people desperately want other people to think they know. Until the contracts are signed and the BBC makes the announcement (in a special live show presented by Rylan in a Dalek costume, or mid-interval of a Rugby League World Cup game if we’re keeping with recent tradition), nobody officially knows who’ll play the next Doctor. Not out loud.

Apart, that is, from everybody saying it’s going to be Lydia West. They apparently know because of a post on Doctor Who forum Gallifrey Base alleging that West’s name was confirmed in a leaked email. Then last week, as reported by Rich Johnston of Bleeding Cool, UK bookmakers temporarily suspended bets on who’d be taking over from Whittaker in the role, reportedly due to suspect punts being placed on Lydia West and not, as some assumed, on her It’s a Sin co-star Olly Alexander.

Alexander has been linked with the role since January when SFX Magazine Editor Darren Scott interviewed writer Russell T. Davies about his brilliant drama It’s a Sin. In a very entertaining exchange, Scott asked Davies if his new leading man would make a good Doctor, and Davies said yes, he’d be marvellous, adding tongue-in-cheek that Scott was “an enormous tart” for asking, and the question would now cause no end of trouble for Alexander and his agent. “They’ll be banging on his door.”

How significant is the bookies news? Well, UK bookmakers previously suspended betting on the likelihood of Peter Capaldi replacing Matt Smith in the TARDIS, Justin Welby becoming the Archbishop of Canterbury, and Princess Beatrice getting engaged – all of which came to pass. Then again, UK bookies also suspended bets on My Family’s Kris Marshall replacing Peter Capaldi as the Doctor, Jane being Lucy Beale’s killer on EastEnders and Roy Keane becoming the next manager of Celtic, none of which turned out to be true.

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Good reason to believe that West might be stepping into Jodie Whittaker’s lace-up boots is that returning showrunner Russell T. Davies makes a habit of working with the same actors multiple times and did so with Christopher Eccleston and David Tennant. Lydia West’s first TV role just nine months into her time studying at the Identity School of Acting was as Bethany Bisme-Lyons in Davies’ future-set socio-political family drama Years and Years. West played a young woman who embraced transhumanism and chose to become a technologically enhanced human hybrid. After that, she played the role of Jill Baxter in superlative 1980s-set AIDS drama It’s a Sin. Her character was inspired by Jill Nader, a close friend of Davies from the acting world who volunteered, fundraised and cared for men with HIV and AIDS. The mother-hen of the ‘Pink Palace’ where It’s a Sin’s gang lived, Jill’s name has become shorthand for allyship, and West has lived up to her character’s namesake in public appearances at Pride and Elton John AIDS Foundation events since. The actor was also inspired by her own mother’s work as a district nurse who cared for AIDS patients during the 1980s.

In addition to her RTD-written characters, West also has two roles under her belt for another previous Doctor Who showrunner: Steven Moffat. She played the ‘Bloofer Lady’ aka Lucy Westenra in Moffat and Mark Gatiss’ BBC Dracula, and will soon be seen in Steven Moffat-written thriller Inside Man alongside David Tennant, Dolly Wells and Stanley Tucci. Add to that another Who connection in a recent role opposite Arthur Darvill in James Graham-written short We Know What You Did in Lockdown. West also voiced the role of Vivien in Big Finish audio story ‘Donna Noble: Kidnapped!’, so she’s already dipped a toe into official Doctor Who waters.

28-year-old West’s star is clearly on the rise. 2021 has seen her featured on multiple magazine covers and fashion photoshoots, among the cohort celebrated by Forbes Magazine’s “30 Under 30” list, and the recipient of the Game-Changing Rising Star award at Glamour’s Women of the Year ceremony. She was asked to read Carol Ann Duffy’s poem ‘Vigil’ for World AIDS Day 2021, and to introduce Debbie Tucker Green’s feature film debut at this year’s BFI Woman with a Movie Camera Summit.

Originally trained as a dancer, West is a fantastic, charismatic performer with a growing voice in the acting world, and studied at the same London drama school as John Boyega, Letitia Wright, Malachi Kirby and Damson Idris. She’ll soon be seen opposite Russell Tovey in film Text for You, and with Mike Myers and Ken Jeong in forthcoming Netflix comedy series The Pentaverate. And after that? Who. Knows. One thing’s certain – the TARDIS would be very lucky to have her.

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Doctor Who Series 13 starts on BBC One, BBC iPlayer and BBC America on Sunday the 31st of October.

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doctorwhonews · 5 years ago

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BBC Audio Announce New Doctor Who Audio Adventure

Latest from the news site: BBC Audio and Demon Records have today announced that they will be publishing a new Doctor Who audio story for the Tenth Doctor as part of the Time Lord Victorious multi-platform adventure. Doctor Who: The Minds of Magnox will be released on CD and digital download by BBC Audio on 3rd December and will be released on vinyl by Demon Records on 4th December, marking the first simultaneous publication of a BBC Audio title across CD, digital and vinyl formats. The CD and digital editions will also feature a short Coda to the story. The audio story is available to pre-order on Amazon now and will be available to purchase globally. In this original story, the Doctor travels with Brian, the Ood assassin, to the planet Magnox, one of the greatest receptacles of knowledge the universe will ever know, and home to the Minds of Magnox. The Doctor needs to ask a vital question, but the answer is Grade 1 Classified. In order to gain an audience with the Minds of Magnox he must take a dangerous test. Meanwhile, Brian gets involved with a criminal group and is asked to assassinate the Minds of Magnox. However, others also have the planet within their sights… Doctor Who: The Minds of Magnox is written by Darren Jones and narrated by Jacob Dudman. Darren Jones has written several previous Doctor Who stories for BBC Audio, including Doctor Who: Paradise Lost, Sleepers in the Dust and The Eye of the Jungle. Jacob Dudman has previously read Doctor Who: Paradise Lost for BBC Audio, and has recently starred in Netflix’s The Stranger alongside Richard Armitage. Michael Stevens, Doctor Who Range Editor for BBC Audio, saidWe’re delighted to tell this part of the epic Time Lord Victorious story, which is a unique and thrilling adventure for us all. Darren Jones has created the world of Magnox for the Tenth Doctor and Brian to visit, and Jacob Dudman brings it to life pitch-perfectly. Time Lord Victorious is a multi-platform Doctor Who multi-platform adventure in which partners including Penguin Random House, Doctor Who Magazine, Titan Comics, Escape Hunt, Big Finish Productions, Eaglemoss Hero Collector, Immersive Everywhere, Maze Theory, Demon Records, BBC Books and BBC Audio, unite to tell a brand new Doctor Who story. Launching in Autumn 2020, Time Lord Victorious will tell a new and untold story, set within the Dark Times at the start of the universe, when even the Eternals were young. Following several Doctors across space and time as they defend their home planet from a terrible race, this is a story like no other. The story will feature the Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Doctors, companion Rose Tyler and monsters including the Daleks and the Ood, with more revealed over the coming months. Doctor Who News http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2020/07/bbc-audio-announce-new-doctor-who-audio.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

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ao3feed-mythology · 5 years ago

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The World of the Creatures

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Museum educator, Patrick Muphy, goes to sleep one night and wakes up in a world of...well, pretty much everything. Sorceresses, monster-slayers, dinosaurs, aliens, robots, giant spiders, creatures from the future, superheroes, wizards, vampires, werewolves, obscure paleozoic tetrapods, fictional characters, historical figures...the struggle to figure it all out will lead him to the most incredible - and most dangerous - adventure of his life.

Warning: self-insert. Using the story to examine myself as a person. Self-indulgent, but not mindlessly so.

Words: 140437, Chapters: 14/?, Language: English

Fandoms: Wiedźmin | The Witcher - All Media Types, Avatar (2009), Primeval, The Black Mudpuppy, The Hobbit - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types, The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien, TOLKIEN J. R. R. - Works & Related Fandoms, Blackadder, Predator franchise, Alien Series, Doctor Who, Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Movies), DCU, Game of Thrones (TV), All Tomorrows - Nemo Ramjet, Expedition - Wayne Douglas Barlowe, Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling, After Man: A Zoology of the Future - Dougal Dixon, Jurassic Park - All Media Types, Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Speculative Dinosaur Project, Tetrapod Zoology (Website), Snaiad, King Kong (2005), Godzilla - All Media Types, Independence Day (Movies), District 9 (2009), Dracula - Bram Stoker, Beowulf (Poem), Terminator (Movies), Arthurian Mythology, Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV), Pirates of the Caribbean (Movies), The MEG series - Steve Alten, Monk (TV), Mystery Science Theater 3000

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence

Categories: Gen

Characters: Geralt z Rivii | Geralt of Rivia, Cirilla Fiona Elen Riannon, Triss Merigold, Future Predator - Character, Xolotl (Aztec Religion), Edmund Blackadder (Blackadder the Third), The Doctor (Doctor Who), Gandalf | Mithrandir, Galadriel | Artanis, Gwaihir the Windlord, Dain II Ironfoot, Tony Stark, Daenerys Targaryen, Diana (Wonder Woman), Bruce Wayne, Kal-L | Earth-2 Superman, T'Challa (Marvel), Yennefer z Vengerbergu | Yennefer of Vengerberg, Jaskier | Dandelion, Sigismund Dijkstra, Philippa Eilhart, Fringilla Vigo, Margarita Laux-Antille, Enid an Gleanna | Francesca Findabair, Ida Emean aep Sivney, Keira Metz, Sabrina Glevissig, Smaug (Tolkien), Sauron | Mairon, Morgoth Bauglir | Melkor, Aragorn | Estel, Sam Gamgee, Thuringwethil (Tolkien), Ungoliant (Tolkien), Shelob (Tolkien), Saruman | Curunír, Vilgefortz of Roggeveen, Morgan le Fay, Thanos (Marvel), Darkseid (DCU), Caesar (Planet of the Apes 2011), Joker (DCU), Minerva McGonagall, Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody, Severus Snape, Albus Dumbledore, Emiel Regis Rohellec Terzieff-Godefroy, Dracula, Brides of Dracula, Abraham Van Helsing, Buffy Summers, Gojira | Godzilla, Rodan (Kaiju), Mothra (Kaiju), King Ghidorah, Clayton Forrester, TV's Frank, Cornelius Fudge, Ellen Ripley, Davy Jones (Pirates of the Caribbean), Adrian Monk, Trudy Ellison Monk, Grendel (Beowulf), Sheala de Tancarville, Kong, Darren Naish, Thomas R Holtz Jr., Mark Witton, Tom Riddle | Voldemort, Steve Rogers, Robert Muldoon, Yautja (Predator), Xenomorphs (Alien Movies), Silurians - Character, Ice Warriors, Original Na'vi Character(s), Eosapiens, Maurice (Planet of the Apes 2011), Emperor of the Daleks (Doctor Who), Rassilon (Doctor Who), Omega (Doctor Who), Cybermen (Doctor Who), Weeping Angel(s) (Doctor Who)

Additional Tags: Dinosaurs, Alternate Universe - Dinosaurs, Needs More Dinosaurs!, Prehistoric, Animals, Spirit Animals, Mythical Beings & Creatures, Alternate Universe - Creatures & Monsters, Were-Creatures, Creatures, Mystical Creatures, Monsters, Kaiju, Rainforests, Jungles, Magic, mind, RPF, Crossover, Multiple Crossovers, Massive Crossover, Werewolves, Aliens, Giant Spiders, Robots, Sharks, Alternate History, Self-Insert, War, Battle, Swords, Swords & Sorcery, Science Fiction, Fantasy

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ao3feed-steverogers · 5 years ago

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The World of the Creatures

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Warning: self-insert. Using the story to examine myself as a person. Self-indulgent, but not mindlessly so.

Words: 562, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence

Categories: Gen

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ao3feed-thehobbit · 5 years ago

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The World of the Creatures

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Warning: self-insert. Using the story to examine myself as a person. Self-indulgent, but not mindlessly so.

Words: 562, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence

Categories: Gen

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ao3feed-btvs · 5 years ago

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The World of the Creatures

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Warning: self-insert. Using the story to examine myself as a person. Self-indulgent, but not mindlessly so.

Words: 562, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence

Categories: Gen

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The World of the Creatures

by Prasokour

Warning: self-insert. Using the story to examine myself as a person. Self-indulgent, but not mindlessly so.

Words: 562, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence

Categories: Gen

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