Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. Chronicles, from border to border and coast to coast and all the ships at sea. Let's go to press!
Ashleyne – Ahh time-travel. Makes the old noggin go a bit twisty-wisty in a timey-wimey kind of way. A good example of how knowing the future is not always a good thing, even with the best of intentions the bad times must be endured with the good, and the need for a brighter tomorrow.
Reiver33 – Ahh just the notion of the word tomorrow and we have time travel seeping in through the edges of reality. A good idea with a bit of thought as to the effects of time-travel. Of course stepping around one problem might just cause another….
Victoria – A sprinkling of magic, and a reflection is thrown upon a great fabricator. There is a wonderful element here, in someone knowing just what they want to know, while people claw and rush to see what they truly are, a contented man is happy enough not to know. Until tomorrow.
CC – Ah, revenge is a sweet thing, and best served cold. Or stretched out day after day, the poor target of wrathful torment left begging for release, knowing that it will never come, for tomorrow is always a day away. (Or so li’l orphan Annie informs me.)
Gawain – It has been said that in a war of nuclear apocalypse there are no winners, something that is chillingly shown here. For this one man, possibly the last man there is very little hope remaining The darkness that clings to his heart is final, there may well be a tomorrow, but not for him.
Cathbad – A desperate bid to save the world (or something) time is ticking away, just the right snip and all will be well when tomorrow comes… unless it doesn’t. Constantly caught in an infinite repeating loop, minutes end up denying days, stretching on forever.
hope – There is a saying about not putting off for tomorrow what you can do today… well a lot of people do, it is the art of procrastination. All those little things that can wait… and then times up and out and you never did them… but wouldn’t it be a kick in the teeth if those procrastinations allowed heaven to procrastinate about letting you in?
J5V – A subjective analysis of alternative time-lines, how many times must one man be killed when he might exist in how many alternative tomorrows? Better get them all, who knows what damage might be done again or again or again.
dst62 – precognition, something that is quite often ignored, or showing a tomorrow that might not be changed, but certainly having access to what may happen is enough to implement a blueprint of action that will make victories from losses and heroes of the visionaries.
Bowler – Knowing that the world is ending it is not unfathomable that one might spend those last few moments with your loved ones, but what if you could have those few moments again, repeating forever with random variables and permutations, so it was never exactly the same? Totally worth it.
Luiglin – A love story from a different perspective, clever use of language makes it feel romantic and special, until you reach the payoff, and then you know that no matter how universal love maybe, it’s execution is always going to be different.
