Hello hello, we've reached the end! I decided to have an afterword, because I felt that I had too much to say to put it at the end of the last chapter.
Well, the clue really was in the name. In Shakespearean times, a tragedy was a play or a story that ended in a death, or something equally as tragic, while a comedy had a happy ending, often including a marriage. From the beginning this was always going to be a tragedy- we end with the death of John Watson. Of course, it's not a physical death, rather an emotional and mental death.
The story was outlined, so I knew where everything was headed. I really want to apologize, because I feel like this could have been so much better! Thank God I'm not going to be an author. I'm too much of a slacker, and I know there are many parts that I got lazy about, so I can't apologize enough.
I had a great deal of fun writing this though, because writing it, I wanted the audience to have the same feel as John- I wanted the audience to be almost equally as unsure as John was as far was what was reality and what wasn't. Perhaps I didn't portray that as well as I would have liked. Still, I just wanted to leave the audience wondering.
I got a lot of practice writing this piece, since I used nearly every character involved. It was a lot of work, actually, having to channel so many characters and try to get in their heads.
Anyways, I'm not sure what else to say. I apologize for the last chapter being so short, but it was meant more as an epilogue I suppose. Thank you all so much for bothering to read this, and I hope you enjoyed it to the end! Please feel free to contact me whenever you'd like to chat about anything!
Hobey Ho.
