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Oh, no. I totally agree! It's like taking a b&w photo with terrible lighting; you can see the picture, but you can't make out the details well.

I mention it on the main story page that this was actually my second attempt at a story for the jam- after also spending the month wracking my creative brain for a ficlet challenge (I got 19/28 prompts filled, with two in various states of completion and 2.5 prompts with notes on what to write lol) so it short circuited a bit writing Gavin's. There was even a point where I went 'I should do more showing than telling' but I couldn't quite find a way to fit it in. In the end, I think it was meant to be a bit impersonal. Just hope it's in the good way, haha. 😅

I think with its impersonal style & the lack of emotions, this text can be evolved to a social-critique pretty quick. It seemed to me your shown society cared more about talking & less about caring.

You could lean more into the mood of "Actually nobody cares" & could somewhere place the question if it is okay for Cooper, the society & the reader to feel so flat about such a tragic incident.