I agree with Lone Writer, this is bizarre but I am compelled to keep reading. One thing bothered me here: where the heck is Cindy Lou going to get makeup? Now, I know the theme of the story is crazy, but that doesn’t mean that it can’t have its own logic to it. Better to write that your narrator had bought some makeup along with the clothes. LoA
Well, you specifically write that he bought her clothes, and that she “put on light makeup somehow,” so the connotation here is that she produces this makeup seemingly out of nowhere. As I wrote before, I recognize this is fantastical, but you still need to maintain a logic inherent to the narrative. LoA
Well, the mystery about it is actually intentional. When you get right down to it, I don’t say where the comb came from either. :) It’s meant to be puzzling, she’s supposed to have a touch of mystery about her.
(I originally had “he had no idea where she’d gotten them” or words to that effect in there to make it more explicit, but they had to go for the sake of the word count. Maybe they shouldn’t have.)
Well, I’ll tell you. I’ve left it neutral this far just so people would have an easier time identifying with the character, just like in choose your own adventure books. (And also, once I get in a habit, I find myself loath to break it. I’m funny that way.)
To my mind he is male, but if someone else wants to imagine herself as the protagonist, she can be my guest. :)
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