Thank you very much. I feel like I could have done more with the prompt. I was inspired by the idea of terminal lucidity and what it would mean if it was a god that was giving that to a person instead of just a side effect of the human condition.
I feel like I should have gone deeper into the things around Deborah’s life that made her worthy of receiving the gift of terminal lucidity from this God, but I also just wanted to bang out a quick reply during my lunch break.
Yeah, I think you took a cool and interesting angle to the prompt.
I kind of like the idea that “good” wasn’t that hard to achieve. It wasn’t clear to me if part of gift eligibility was dependent on the way a person died or if her husband wasn’t “good” enough to receive it.
Based on your work here, I hope you have more “quick replies” during your lunch break :)
Thank you very much. I feel like I could have done more with the prompt. I was inspired by the idea of terminal lucidity and what it would mean if it was a god that was giving that to a person instead of just a side effect of the human condition.
I feel like I should have gone deeper into the things around Deborah’s life that made her worthy of receiving the gift of terminal lucidity from this God, but I also just wanted to bang out a quick reply during my lunch break.
Yeah, I think you took a cool and interesting angle to the prompt.
I kind of like the idea that “good” wasn’t that hard to achieve. It wasn’t clear to me if part of gift eligibility was dependent on the way a person died or if her husband wasn’t “good” enough to receive it.
Based on your work here, I hope you have more “quick replies” during your lunch break :)