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I love the writing flourish of having an introductory paragraph that follows the common stylistic form of making some kind of broad point that the following par
by dTal 5y ago
I love the writing flourish of having an introductory paragraph that follows the common stylistic form of making some kind of broad point that the following paragraphs will flesh out, only to pull the rug out and cheerfully admit it was just a bunch of rambling with no connection to the rest of the text.
- Angostura 5y agoI thought it was a direct bit or foreshadowing for the later paragraph: >Which leaves us in a bit of a pickle. I am not a preteen Japanese girl. As a child, I wasn’t really into stickers as their impermanence bothered me. So I’m not sure I can judge this console fairly… >But hey, since when has that stopped me?