Schemes and Dreams
Hey everybody.👋 Welcome to my second story. I'm hard at work on getting things ready for this one. I thought I would go ahead and start the thread and give you an idea what's going on. I'll post occa...
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@GalacticGal Thank you very much.❤️ Octavia did put herself in a bad spot by letting her temper get the better of her. But Madison and Darrin aren't entirely innocent. They want to sensationalize the story instead of telling it like it was. Let's not forget Thorne totally disregarding Octavia's wishes to keep the paparazzi off their property for his own selfish reasons, all right under her nose. That's why she went after him first.
@haneul Thank you as well.❤️
@haneul Thank you as well.❤️
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Nancy is awful, but you could argue that in a way Malcolm is worse. He paid others to physically attack Mimi and his first thought was to murder his sibling after learning they back in town. He said he enjoyed seeing Mimi suffer physical pain and physiological trauma. To hate someone that much just because they follow their heart down the path they feel they need to walk and not the one forced on them by others is evil. That said we come back to him being a product of his mother. Nancy raised him so she made him that monster. There is some nuance to her evil. She's very calculating. Her only real issue with murder is it's bad for business and her business is definitely on the wrong side of the law. She has a warped moral compass.
He is ominous. I didn't think about it until just now but his lurking in the shadows plays off of Sheniqua's song choice, 'Break My Soul'. I did choose that song to close with ahead of the showdown with Nancy at the club that is coming in the next chapter. I have most of it written already, and as shrewd, sharp, and calculating as Nancy is, she's going into a battle of wits and tongues with Mimi unarmed.?
He is ominous. I didn't think about it until just now but his lurking in the shadows plays off of Sheniqua's song choice, 'Break My Soul'. I did choose that song to close with ahead of the showdown with Nancy at the club that is coming in the next chapter. I have most of it written already, and as shrewd, sharp, and calculating as Nancy is, she's going into a battle of wits and tongues with Mimi unarmed.?
