Beautiful Suffering: How I Created a Larp to Drive People Insane | Alice Maynwaring | Evergreen Review
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2: THE KNOTS OF THINE OWN SOUL Fielding’s Hollow depends on secrets. Once you learn the secrets, you can’t play it again. And if, by some twist of fate, you hear the secrets ahead of time, this spoils your ability to ever play in the first place. Even though only sixteen people can participate every year (for now, anyway), I still want to preserve the possibility that any of you could play, in theory. And on a deeper level, it feels right to maintain the sanctity of the game’s world by not sharing its secrets in any kind of public forum. All of this is to say: I’m going to be talking…
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