I tend to name my horror stories the name of a central character, preferably the most important. Iapos;m looking up alchemical texts right now and thereapos;s one guy called Simon Forman who wrote Upon the Division of Chaos. You need to know how to read them to actually understand what theyapos;re talking about but alchemists are cool. They walked a fine line between fantasy and reality in the bravest attempt to fight ignorance before society wisened up.
So, a guy called Simon, and maybe two, three girls. Ann, Beth and Rosali. Guys: Christoph, Alex and Reginald. So Simon might figure out how to clone people, right, down to the individual birthmarks and such, using the personapos;s remains? And with their soul as well apparently, though there seems to be a sociopathic trend in everyone he brings back, and though they are those people in every sense he finds out that no power in the world could bring back a soul. And their existence becomes detrimental to the very fabric of reality--- the laws of science bend or break around them, causing catastrophe--- and he ends up having to kill them all off in order to save the world. Weapos;ll make one or two people he was close to in life and one or two who appear or really are "successes" in that they have their moral beings also, but they get killed anyway. One survives and fakes his/her own death, and goes away to live in hiding on a deserted island. A hundred years later he/sheapos;s still alive and the same age, and the island and the water around it for several miles in a wide circle is "in chaos," that the laws of gravity, physics, time and space go nuts on them, and the sea life avoids the area. Breaking world order should have a visible sign: maybe everything affected turns darker shades of color, or you canapos;t see a difference but you can feel it, you know? Like something horrifying that turns your blood cold and makes you want nothing more than to leave the place, because you know somethingapos;s wrong with the cosmic order and itapos;s going to wrong you, too, if you donapos;t get out.
And say that one human being, not one of the clones, gets affected as well, and is drastically changed, in the mind; they become half of what they were and half of what the clone that changed them was, and you can sense it in the way they act and talk. Theyapos;re half themselves and half the destruction of the world, and are the worst off because they are both part and no longer part of the order. Letapos;s have more than one example, and for some reason the examples are different because the other person is stronger or weaker-willed and that defines what the cloneapos;s influence does to their mind.
SWEET. This is so getting on freakinapos; paper dude.
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