I admit to being incredibly confused until about three quarters of the way through, because I wasn't sure what was reality and what was the dream, but I thought it was confusing in a good way. I liked not knowing---more suspenseful that way.
This was really well written and so enjoyable to read. I loved the characterization of both of them and Eames' clinging to the symbolic. He's just pompous enough to do it, lol!
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Date: 2010-10-31 04:23 pm (UTC)I admit to being incredibly confused until about three quarters of the way through, because I wasn't sure what was reality and what was the dream, but I thought it was confusing in a good way. I liked not knowing---more suspenseful that way.
This was really well written and so enjoyable to read. I loved the characterization of both of them and Eames' clinging to the symbolic. He's just pompous enough to do it, lol!
Loved this. Thanks for sharing!