Reviewer: meereten01 Signed [Report This]
Date: September 02 2018 3:53 AM Title: Meeting New People

Nice of Fulda to find a new girlfriend for our protagonist. 

The sort of gentle versus torturing Gina is a nice alternation in this story. You'd think Gina starts regretting torturing everybody smaller than her, but it doesn't really seem to be the case. She feels like a shrunken giantess that will inevitably grow back, instead of a tiny person. Maybe the government should hire her to crush their enemies, but that would probably end in a power grab by Gina.

Maybe that is also the reason our protaginist (does he have a name? I can't even remember) cannot grow back. He really enjoys being tiny. 

 

Thanks for writing!

Author's Response:

The least she can do after accidentally getting him tortured for six years is make sure he gets taken care of :).

 

When Gina tormented people smaller than her, it was because they deserved it.  She doesn't deserve to be small, though, so her being tormented is unjust.  If she were big again she would immediately get back to her old tricks, only more visciously.

 

Our protagonist is unnamed (he could be anyone, even you!), and going through some soul searching about being tiny.  He might like it, he might have developed Stockholm Syndrome about it.

 

Thanks for reading and showing interest with reviews!