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Coyote, Canvas and a Corpse

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Coyote, Canvas and a Corpse

De: K. L. Bordeaux
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Towards the end things kept repeating. It almost sounded like it was written by AI. Got very annoying the third time in so many chapters the character asked "do you think we made a difference?", only to conclude they did, completely forget about it, and have an eerily similar but slightly different conversation in the next chapter, leaving you questioning whether you accidentally rewinded. And it isn't the sort of place you would ask "did we make a difference" anyways, she very clearly had just made a difference! Very strange...

Sounded like it was *written* by AI

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