- Satire
- Short Story
Thunkle
by David Samuel Allen
Of the brain power Simon Thunkle allotted self-reflection, the largest share went towards his pride. And, lest the reader be too quick to judge him for a lack of humility, there was also a portion of this energy that he spent on making sure that he continually operated in a way that would make this pride justified. He could think of no greater danger than acting in a way contrary to one’s given data set in a particular area, especially if this set was the result of introspection.
An excerpt. From the writing of David Samuel Allen.