Out of context this looks like a rather incriminating photo from a crime scene. Tip: if you’re gonna leave a name as a calling card, make one up. Or, at the very least, add “the ripper” in place of the surname or something along those lines. “The tooth ripper” in this instance, I guess.
I'm fascinated with gore and how to best portray it in stories. A part of me wants to be excessive about it, explore something from all angles. But another part thinks that being obscure or oblique can leave a stronger impact on somebody. You can show someone a murder, or the pieces of the body left in the forest. Maybe it's because it leaves things open. I don't know lol
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Out of context this looks like a rather incriminating photo from a crime scene. Tip: if you’re gonna leave a name as a calling card, make one up. Or, at the very least, add “the ripper” in place of the surname or something along those lines. “The tooth ripper” in this instance, I guess.
I'm fascinated with gore and how to best portray it in stories. A part of me wants to be excessive about it, explore something from all angles. But another part thinks that being obscure or oblique can leave a stronger impact on somebody. You can show someone a murder, or the pieces of the body left in the forest. Maybe it's because it leaves things open. I don't know lol