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CHAPTER Thirty-Two

CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO

Jimmy took hold of the thread and pulled it off his eyelids.

“The footage . . . it’s the story. It’s thousands of years old.”

“Yes it is. Like all good fiction it has changed and adapted itself to the latest medium. The story has slowly evolved so it can most effectively prey on the select few who encounter it. The type of twisted individuals who seek out such material.”

“You haven’t explained about the ending though. Why would the story keep going just because it was open ended? I like open endings.”

“That might be your biggest problem as a film maker. A story without an ending lacks the proper shape or form, it insults its audience and plagues their mind because it lacks resolution.”

“Real life doesn’t have any resolution or neat endings.”

“Fiction isn’t real life,” said the Tailor, as though he were explaining something to a child. “When you tell a story you are setting a contract with your audience. You don’t say to them ‘Let me tell you something that hap
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