ticklemonster:
a seven word sentence that broke down into smaller words like slang and reiterated itself on both levels twice more after these first three words.
Hello, The Ticklemonster. Ok, let's take a look.
"ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"
At first glace, I see it as nine groups of three letters, with the final letter "missing."
ABC DEF GHI JKL MNO PQR STU VWX YZ
"Abyss deaf guy Jeckyl mono paqua Shut-Up folks, yes."
ticklemonster:
AlphaBeta, which I guess means OneTwo?
Because the three is missing?
Alternately, "paqua" (which is "turn around" in korean) could be read as "porker" "poker" or "poke her." So far, reading it as nine fits
thematically, but let's try to recreate the 7 you said you saw.
ABC DEF GHIJ KL MN O PQRS TU VW XYZ
Abyss deaf guy, kill men of powers to view "xyz"
Interesting, but I'm still not seeing your seven-words version. How about...
ABC DEF GHI J KLM N OPQ RST UV WX Y Z
"Abyss deaf guy jus' Kill'em and opaque rest of works why zzzz (sleep)
Still no seven, but once again interesting and this one also fits in with the theme.
ticklemonster:
when three things happen, it usually gets a little attention,
and if they happen three times
Yes. Three things, three times. I don't see the Seven in the alphabet at all. Which seems appropriate if it's a wall between us and "reality."
Though "emerald glasses" might be closer than "wall."