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@catwing I can imagine it playing out somewhat like the climax of Wall-E where the captain fights his ship’s wheel!
INFP Queen of the Kingdom commander of an army of origami cranes and a sabre from Babylon.
@seekjustice Ah, yes. Wall-E!
IMMA KAPEEFER! Til we're old and gray!
@Emily, it wasn’t until a year or so that I actually began to pursue messages and themes in my writing. But it is important!
INFP Queen of the Kingdom commander of an army of origami cranes and a sabre from Babylon.
Yes…I now think that I understand that. @seekjustice
@Emily Zikers, I am late, late, late. So sorry. XD
And it seems that @SeekJustice and @that_writer_girl_99 have already said everything. XD Oi.
I will add to what SeekJustice mentioned about pursuing a theme/message that means something to you cuz here’s the thing: if you’re bored/not interested/ not connecting with your story, readers are going to be bored/not interested/and won’t connect with your story.
Write about stuff that means something to you.
So my two cents: listen to them. 😛
*is probably geeking out about something*
That makes sense @gracigirl. Thanks for your input.
Oops! I just realized I made a typo in your tag @graciegirl
@Emily Hmm… I’ve been there before. Very annoying. What I think you should do is keep going, but add a few plot twists. Those are not only fun, but can get pretty cool 🙂
Just my input on this.
Thanks @ck4always! That is a good suggestion.
@Emily Anytime 🙂 It’s happened to my before (with a story called Chocolate Milk).
@ck4always Chocolate milk??? Sounds interesting. 😛
@Emily It’s a detective story 😛 It’s actually pretty cool (at least, I think is, and so do my sibs). If you want, I can tell you about it 🙂
@ck4always Sounds neat! I’d love to hear about it. How many siblings do you have?
@Emily Awesome! I’ll have to give it to you tomorrow (don’t really have time right now)
Can’t really answer that, but a few.
@Emily XD No problem!
*is probably geeking out about something*