Introduction - 5
Mar 08, 2021
So, if you couldn't guess yet, I have a script for these TCotC pages! One of my biggest mistakes with the 2018 draft of this story was just jumping in with no planning or script... But I will say that this page right here was completely unplanned! I felt like I needed a bit of a "filler" page to transition from the "swim of life" I made on page 4 and the next few pages.
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