[ The sun remains in the sky even as event comes to Bright Falls, Washington. The cooling autumn air shows that October is near... but Deerfest is even nearer. The annual celebration for the small town in Washington that competes with the sister town's celebration: Moosefest. Both are large celebrations that bring people to visit both towns. The ugly secret is what has helped boost both is the residency of one famous author.
Especially now that his films have become hit movies.
And not only Alex Casey.
"Departure" is rumored to have an adaptation in the works.
Time is an interesting thing, as is the way it changes and yet stays the same. Constants and variables. She has found herself meeting Alan Wake after Alan Wake now. All in hopes of finding one version that can help the one she knows--the one that reached out to her first. Well, "reached out" is a way of putting it. Something more like locking her into a story at first. Repeatability came in next, and now here she is, moving place to place to find one that can aid her.
Although she seems to not be the only one who does not belong in this Bright Falls.
Elizabeth Comstock -- Anna DeWitt -- takes a seat besides the author. The bench is situated in the neatly relocated park across from the Oh Deer Diner. It's more than obvious he has just returned from an interview outside of town to promote his new book of "Return." A long awaited sequel. Her head tilts and the uneven bob brushes against her cheeks.
He's... powerful. This Alan that she has encountered. Not the one who should be here, but the one that is visiting. Could he be the Master of Many Worlds?
Her ankles cross in the long pleated blue skirt she wears with a white ruffled top. A deep blue coat is over her shoulders sporting the yellow letters of "FBC" on the back. ]
— god only knows what i'd be.
[ The sun remains in the sky even as event comes to Bright Falls, Washington. The cooling autumn air shows that October is near... but Deerfest is even nearer. The annual celebration for the small town in Washington that competes with the sister town's celebration: Moosefest. Both are large celebrations that bring people to visit both towns. The ugly secret is what has helped boost both is the residency of one famous author.
Especially now that his films have become hit movies.
And not only Alex Casey.
"Departure" is rumored to have an adaptation in the works.
Time is an interesting thing, as is the way it changes and yet stays the same. Constants and variables. She has found herself meeting Alan Wake after Alan Wake now. All in hopes of finding one version that can help the one she knows--the one that reached out to her first. Well, "reached out" is a way of putting it. Something more like locking her into a story at first. Repeatability came in next, and now here she is, moving place to place to find one that can aid her.
Although she seems to not be the only one who does not belong in this Bright Falls.
Elizabeth Comstock -- Anna DeWitt -- takes a seat besides the author. The bench is situated in the neatly relocated park across from the Oh Deer Diner. It's more than obvious he has just returned from an interview outside of town to promote his new book of "Return." A long awaited sequel. Her head tilts and the uneven bob brushes against her cheeks.
He's... powerful. This Alan that she has encountered. Not the one who should be here, but the one that is visiting. Could he be the Master of Many Worlds?
Her ankles cross in the long pleated blue skirt she wears with a white ruffled top. A deep blue coat is over her shoulders sporting the yellow letters of "FBC" on the back. ]
Mr. Alan Wake. Isn't it?
[ Is he even aware he doesn't belong here? ]