As far as failure goes, Kimiko does get turned into a tree, upstaged by a Jungian clone of herself, killed by her own rocket pack, beaten up by The Author's minions, deported from her subconscious, and invents a way to see the future only to find out she ends up soulless and alone. It's never meant to be serious, obviously, but it mostly has to do with my opinion that tragedies are funnier than comedies. Having bad things happen to a character is one of the most classical ways of getting your audience to empathize with them.
Whether or not I succeed at this is another story, and clearly with you guys it isn't the case. Oh well, I'll keep trying.
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branchandroot
Re: Sorry
Date: 2007-05-13 10:34 pm (UTC)Whether or not I succeed at this is another story, and clearly with you guys it isn't the case. Oh well, I'll keep trying.