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Post by Dan on Apr 23, 2020 12:00:57 GMT -6
I'm well into Season Five for development. Last week I had shared on Facebook, and I meant it, that the upcoming Chapter 12 (Season Four) is without question the most profound chapter to date, that so-much-so it is the only one that has a personal note attached to it at the conclusion.
I also added that if I dropped dead after releasing Chapter 12, I would not regret not being able to take Elly's journey the full course. It's that profound and reveals a major turning point ion Elly's life.
Fortunately, Season Five is also well on its way, and I haven't plans on dropping dead.
There will be a Facebook Live event Chapter 12 is launched, expected next week.
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Post by Anarchist86ed on May 2, 2020 19:26:48 GMT -6
Fantastic.
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Post by Tweek on May 7, 2020 16:58:29 GMT -6
How about that Chapter 12, eh? Elly's killed a man now. Well technically gravity and physics did, but she had a hand in it. No going back now. So would this count as the Blair Witch's first victim? |
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Post by Dan on May 7, 2020 20:27:58 GMT -6
It's okay to spoil it, I think folks were hoping she would kill eventually (you sick fucks :-) )
Yes, it would her "first kill," with significant ironies being not only her victim a priest, but a love interest at that.
In another irony, there are two deaths. Sister Phoebe's death is a result of Elly's actions. That is to say, Elly feels responsible for her death. As you can see, it was too late, there was nothing she could do to save her.
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Post by Tweek on May 13, 2020 8:20:49 GMT -6
There's a contest going on in the Facebook group. Check it out. You can win a few items from this season. Sadly the "Stay At Home" tea isn't among them. I could put that to good use...  |
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Post by Dan on Oct 8, 2020 12:36:46 GMT -6
Now it is October, the season of Blair Witch comes upon us, and with that welcoming all those new to her story, and of course those already familiar.
New members - you're soon to experience a perspective of Elly Kedward you may not otherwise have expected. Our story, or rather Elly's story, as shared in her own words, is of the woman in her own land, long before embarking to America and settling in Blair, Maryland. Elly Kedward, otherwise known as Eilis Kedward (her actual Gaelic name), was once a regular human being as any one of us, having breathed the same air we do, walked the same earth as we do, laughed, loved, cried and bled as we all do.
Yet her life was far from normal. From her infancy through childhood and adolescence to adulthood, Elly's like was profuse with struggle, challenge and perserverance. Were it not for her staunch faith, in all likelihood Elly would never have survived beyond childhood.
Though a few seasons and many chapters are ready to be seen, this is the time of year we traditionally start from the beginning. Elly's story is broken into chapters of her life, and we want each chapter savoured individually, be them revisited by current members, or as introduced to new members. The website itself will relaunch on October 19th, where the story begins from the top, where we revisit the chapters, then move on to an all new season that will not disappoint.
Until then, we begin with the context of what you're soon to experience in The Trial of Elly Kedward...
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Post by geraniumkate on Oct 8, 2020 12:55:15 GMT -6
Welcome back, old girl.
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Post by geraniumkate on Oct 8, 2020 12:56:29 GMT -6
Wait. To be clear, that's directed at Elly, not you, Daniel.  |
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FormallyBlair
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Anybody worth their salt around here knows this area has been haunted by that old woman for years.
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Post by FormallyBlair on Oct 8, 2020 16:54:38 GMT -6
How am I now just finding out about this?! I'm in!
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Post by Heather, taking a piss. on Oct 10, 2020 0:46:03 GMT -6
GOOSEBUMPS.
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Post by Dan on Oct 10, 2020 22:09:45 GMT -6
How am I now just finding out about this?! I'm in! I certainly hope the series makes you proud. Glad to have you with us FormallyBlair . It's great (and hopeful) to meet new viewers (and with gratitude to have new viewers), yet it also creates an anxiety in fear of (potential) disappointment (that is always a risk in reality of any production, yet one must persevere lest nothing emerges). If there is one thing we have learned in this story, is to not at all assume anything, and to not expect a Hollywood formula. This is not Hollywood. This is Elly's story, the circumstances of which you will soon learn. So glad you wrote that, and thank you for doing so, that one word sums up a lot over here. There were many a goosebump within many a page, chapter and scene in Elly's story to date. That is one of the greatest driving forces, if not IS the driving force in staying the course in allowing each page to emerge freely, and as though each individual page was the most important page, to not take any period or experience in her life for granted, to allow it to fully bloom, be it as bright as summer's day, or as dark as the Black Hills at night. And there are both. She was a human being once, just as we all are, thus it is imperative that it's considered throughout the story. Every step of her life is being savoured in presentation, and we've barely scratched the surface, already 15 chapters into it. Though Chapter 15 is quite revealing to the path Elly falls upon, just when we think we have a grasp as to where her story is going, we have been met with a crossroads of a turn that can snap a neck in two. And what is coming next after a major roller coaster of a life thus far, is a turn that will not soon be forgotten, and I trust will not disappoint. The more that comes to surface, the more I find myself continuously fascinated by her. And I'm the fella presenting it. I long since learned to "let go" and allow Elly's story reveal itself. I'm just the messenger at this point. |
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Post by Dan on Jan 5, 2021 13:57:11 GMT -6
I'm looking into possibly having all of The Trial of Elly Kedward narrated. Thoughts?
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Post by Tweek on Jan 5, 2021 18:30:51 GMT -6
I'm looking into possibly having all of The Trial of Elly Kedward narrated. Thoughts? Sounds good to me. Who would do the narration? You? |
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FormallyBlair
rock pile disturber
Anybody worth their salt around here knows this area has been haunted by that old woman for years.
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Post by FormallyBlair on Jan 7, 2021 17:21:32 GMT -6
A Narration? 100% Yes!
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