The Dream Keeper

Taken from a Reddit Writing Prompt. My story here can also be found here , as a comment on said writing prompt. "The Waves of Warfare" The boundaries between life and non-life are very, very fuzzy. There is great disparity between a man and a stone, true. But less so a cell and a virus. What is alive? What is not? If a Virus is not alive than how does it move about? How does it act? Questions worth pondering for a Biologist, once upon a time. Something that could produce a pretty good thesis, maybe ever a career path, once upon a time. Once upon a time is no longer, however. Now, things are different. The first wave had been organic. Actually, it had been only organic. It still remains a mystery how, exactly, the first wave got here; since they seem to have no technology whatsoever. We didn't notice they were here until we saw them the first time, after the 'assimilations' had started to get people's attention. Oh, assimilations? Let me tell you all about...

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So, you ever find a movie you like and that everyone else can't stand? I do, all the time! Either I have a keen eye for underappreciated talents, or I just have shitty taste because I'm a fanboy raised by t.v. and movies (probably the second one). So, inspired by Doug Walker's observations of the same name , I'll be presenting you with some opinions of mine that would probably get me burned at the stake if I were ever to voice them among other film enthusiasts. Here we go! Feel free to tell me your own in the comment section. Or, y'know, Troll the shit outta me, that's cool. Drillbit Taylor This one was a victim of high expectations. Also, I was a freshmen when I saw it, so I probably related to the main characters a little more. But here it goes: Drillbit Taylor is, like, three out of five. I'm not saying it's gold, because it fucking ain't. The bully is so over-the-top that you can't take him seriously, or for humor given how totally...