[printrrr]

I highly reccomend The Weird and the Eerie by Mark Fisher.

He's talking most about horror and strangeness in kterature and film, but I think it still applies to this.

One is a presence of something that should not be there and the other is an absence of something that should.

[lupire]

Never thought about it like that before.

"A weird sound broke the eerie silence."

"An eerie sound broke the weird silence."

Hmm.