: Use extremely short sentences. Emphasise seemingly irrelevant details (carefully). A feldgrau uniform in the door. Triggrer pulled. Serves you right, Fritz. Reload. Another potato masher lands the

Use extremely short sentences. Emphasise seemingly irrelevant details (carefully).

A feldgrau uniform in the door.
Triggrer pulled. Serves you right, Fritz.
Reload.
Another potato masher lands the concrete floor. Bloody patches on its handle.
Run.

... etc.

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