I'm glad you liked it! Well, as much as you could while dealing with the suicide/self harm stuff. Sorry if it was too unsettling at points. I have a knack for describing Horror/gore in rather extreme ways without realizing it. I've always been kind of shut off to reading about pain or horror, I just can't get into it the same as if I saw it in a movie or something, so I end up describing it as hard as I can or it feels too cheesy.
I'm not entirely sure what being able to recreate a serial killer's mentality without extensive research says about my personality, but I'll take what I can get. I did do some research into the blue whale game though, mainly through some newstories and the wiki, so I tried to have it mirror the real thing as much as possible. (IE, according to the wiki Phillip Budeikin is the name of the person who claims to have created the game) I woke to a news articles on a blue whale victim the day after the 2nd prompt was released, and I sort of noticed that it fit all of the requirements if I told a story from the admin's view. (The girl in the story drew blue whale pictures like Jane did) Originally I was thinking of switching to the victim's parent's view right at end. They'd have dreamed everything about the game and woken up to check on their kid. Wasn't sure if I wanted to find out and save the kid (cause obviously their dream had reflected reality) or if they would wake up to find them missing/committed suicide due to the game. Just in case, you know, you needed an even more morbid ending.
As for "Them," unfortunately it's not the one with the ants. It's actually a
horror movie that was originally french. (It had a different name in French but I went with the English version)
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