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## [Q] Help me choose a blurb for my rational horror story?
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* Author: u/eaglejarl *
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* URL: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/X5JY73Y
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* Score: 3
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* Created: 2014-10-09T23:45:48
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### Post:
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[Link to content](https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/X5JY73Y)
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### Comments:
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> **u/None** [+3] (41 minutes later)
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> Apple? Banana? Cherry? Context?
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>> **u/eaglejarl** [+2] (2 hours later)
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>> Argh. I experimented with adding a second question; apparently when I hit 'cancel' it left it in anyway. Ignore the second one.
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> **u/qznc** [+1] *Chaos Legion* (9 hours later)
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> I like blurbs short, so I shortened the shortest one. :)
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>> **u/eaglejarl** [+1] (14 hours later)
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>> Thank you. :)
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> **u/Zeryx** [+1] (5 days later)
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> I liked most of those blurbs, but it defeats the point of calling it a horror story if you offer a way out "...it can all be fixed". I feel you can't have effective horror or even suspense if there's a ray of hope in the blurb itself.
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>> **u/eaglejarl** [+2] (5 days later)
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>> Ah, fair point. It was intended to be the hopeful, self-reassuring but not necessarily true, words of the protagonist, but I see how that might not be clear.
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>> I'll keep it in mind for next time, thank you.
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