Re: (TFT) Premise for solo adventure

[lifeisfun@aol.com]

Glad you liked it.? I was really affected by the news reports coming out of the Carribean.? Got me to thinkin'.? What would it be like to survive a storm of people.? A cultural hurricaine.? It seems that our news drones on and on about the monetary value of destruction, while in lesser developed areas people could find themselves out-of-doors in 140 mph winds.? All these people really have to lose is their lives and these storms do kill hundreds.? But I thought it would it be interesting to see just how little a person would need to own to fall victem to an angry mob of refugees.? The story is essentially a lead up to that reality.

I was afraid that everyone would poo-poo it immediately because it is so cliche... the whole shipwreck without your stuff type thing.

Good Fortune,
Rick

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From: paleryder1@verizon.net
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Sent: Wed, 10 Sep 2008 2:12 pm
Subject: RE: (TFT) Premise for solo adventure



  Richard,

Nice idea. Very vivid description. Really drew me in. I might use this 
some time as an intro to TFT for a one-on-one game.

Aidan
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