2/3 of Ellipsis

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2/3 of an Ellipsis
2/3 of an Ellipsis is a unique seperate punctation. It is still based on the punctuation under the same name, but it is altered for dramatic purposes, instead using two '..' instead of the three that make up a full ellipsis, it is therefore not considered a full stop as it isn't just one, but two, neither is it an ellipsis, hence the idea for the name, huh. It can therefore have a multitude of aliases.

Usage
2/3 of an Ellipsis is used when a character is feeling confused, but not sure how they are feeling, high uncertainty and potentially dramatic purposes. However the dramatic purpose may either be less or more, depending on the situation or usage of it at the time which is why it's missing one dot and it called '2/3' of an Ellipsis to suggest this, that a thought track of the Ellipsis was disturbed by another surprising event for the character, leading to the 2/3 Ellipsis response instead, leaving the original Ellipsis unfinished.

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Trivia
-The 2/3 Ellipsis could in fact, be a normal yet left incomplete Ellipsis reaction (as stated above too), by a character in response to something that surprised them, but another surprise occurred, leaving the original, intended upon Ellipsis unfinished.

-This suggests the 2/3 version is an unintentional version of the Ellipsis. It could be an in a 'sense' broken or rejected (considering the characters were shocked twice by something, hence leaving the response unfinished) by the character that had the Ellipsis reaction.

-The 2/3 Ellipsis could therefore, like the Plotters in relation to the Team, be a branch-off from the original Ellipsis.

-Shock by the characters wouldn't mean physical shock, (from say an electrocution) or physical damage or pain. rather unlikely. More than not a mental response to seeing an occurrence that would cause it.

-This makes the reaction unique, as this punctation doesn't actually exist in real life as a usable ellipsis, ect. (Well done Dankcraft -Wiki.-)

-Check out it's normal, original punctation under the same category, the Ellipsis too.