Mirror

[aymanmosstfa]

the storie about man love his wife and in her birthday he pay to her a Antic mirror .
but after well he start to see things in that mirror a very buty woman at her bedroom and he start to stay ours front that mirror to see her and in the end he got in that mirror and be with her.

 

[Athena_e19]

It is a pretty rich sounding storyline. Basically he falls in love/lust with the image he sees in the mirror? Sounds a bit like the Portrait of Dorian Grey, but definitely still a great idea.

Any other detail thoughts?

Is he married, single, divorced? Where does the mirror come from? Is the woman cursed or is the man? Is it a malicious spirit?

 

[aymanmosstfa]

It is a pretty rich sounding storyline. Basically he falls in love/lust with the image he sees in the mirror? Sounds a bit like the Portrait of Dorian Grey, but definitely still a great idea.

Any other detail thoughts?

Is he married, single, divorced? Where does the mirror come from? Is the woman cursed or is the man? Is it a malicious spirit?

yes he marry i think i say that he love his wife and he get to her for her birthday .and he pay it from an antic stor.
and ther tow way 1st he saw a History image
2nd he saw another place image

 

[Athena_e19]

So he sees a different time than the one that he is in?

Are both he and the woman in the mirror believing that they are seeing a fantasy of sorts?

 

[Jenny_Jackson]

See the movie, "Harry Potter - The Sorceror's Stone."

 

[aymanmosstfa]

no its not like The Sorceror's Stone."
the mirror blong to the woman at her time and he see her in her bedroom thats why he start o love her and in the The Sorceror's Stone." the mirror gave you fake omage what you want to see but in the and of the storie he will be with this woman

 

[snooper]

no its not like The Sorceror's Stone."
the mirror blong to the woman at her time and he see her in her bedroom ...

Oh, I understand now, sort of like "slow glass" where the light takes so long to get through that you see what was happening the other side of it some time ago, the delay depending on the thickness of the glass.

 

[Athena_e19]

They actually have glass which slows down the image framing? Like some sort of recording device for glass blowers?

Pretty cool.

 

[snooper]

They actually have glass which slows down the image framing? Like some sort of recording device for glass blowers?

Not really, or perhaps I should say, not yet. It is a Sci-Fi twist I have seen a number of times. It has lots of useful applications, like 12 hour glass in street lamps doesn't need any bulbs or electricity, and six month windows as shutters over instant windows means you can have spring to autumn twice a year, missing out the winter.