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by mariusor
970 days ago
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I'm not sure if you're trying to say that this output is better, but in my opinion it is very much not. I don't think that someone that wrote "you fit into me", would use the abundance of qualificatives that this text has. Furthermore there's nothing of Atwood's style that I can detect in it. The only interesting bit for me is the inverted assumption that the voice that speaks to us is male, but I feel like even that's too lame of a device for something a veteran author would do. > you fit into me > like a hook into an eye > a fish hook > an open eye |
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