Damnit! Writer's block! I'm trying to write something and sound super smart about genetic testing (having to do with my story
Relic) but....ugh! grrr!!! *bangs head repeatedly against table*
So the story will be delayed a little since what I'm trying to explain is ESSENTIAL to the story and I need time to figure out a way to make it work
helpful idears are luffed. here's what I have so far (no names listed for quotage)
Quote:
"And the Zacharee Corporation used to run test on people that were taken off the street."
"You mean kidnapping."
"Yes. Anyway, the four of them were subjected to tests like they were lab rats."
"What were the tests?"
"I don't know. I just know that they were a part of a group that had failed. A group that passed the tests was those you call the Fetish Trio."
"Those guys were the results of a SUCCESSFUL test?!"
"As were the Grims."
"How the hell are visible mutations successful? I thought genetic testing was going the way of the Nazi's regime: if Jim Bob doesn't look like Alexander Worthington, a couple of tweaks to the DNA strand will make the two twins!"
"Except that genetic mutations have proven to be handy in wartime combat. Their stamina surpassed that of someone without testing."
Should I put an action sequence here and save the rest for a revalation towards the end of the story; or just get all out of the way? (and if you choose the second choice, idears are helpful)
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I know 1/10 of what you just said. -bangs head on desk, too-