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@daeus @hope @winter-rose @kate-flournoy @jess @northerner @overcomer @r-j-wordsmith @graciegirl I’m going to be planning again.

@daeus Just sayin’…CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! That’s awesome!

@overcomer @winter-rose @r-j-wordsmith @graciegirl @anyone else if they were in the party–Well, I’m out now. I invented a character arc type, applied it to a character and then planned a few pages. I also singled out some themes for the next book.

@daeus It is, isn’t it. That’s a good amount.
@r-j-wordsmith I should be here for another fifteen minutes.

@overcomer Sure thing! *hands you frog so that you can hop in*
@winter-rose Keeps them on their toes. 😀

@daeus Yay! Welcome back!
@graciegirl I like tigers better than lions; they are my favorite animal besides tree frogs.

@winter-rose And for tigers!

@emma-flournoy That’s a relief…

@graciegirl Huzzah!

@graciegirl @r-j-wordsmith @daeus @overcomer @winter-rose @kate-flournoy @jess @ethryndal And now begins the legendary hour of writing.

@jess Yay, you’re back! How was vacation?
Okay, so first off, before I give you my five cents ( 😛 ) please tell me what the antihero is.

@daeus Basically because I do believe that it will make the antagonist deeper and better than before. His character arc (and theme really) ties into the story well, so I wanted to do so.
@aratrea Thanks!

@aratrea Is one able to have a negative character arc apply to the antagonist? The Negative EiL to a worse EiL, or would a flat character arc work better?

@aratrea Are one able to have a negative character arc apply to the antagonist. The Negative EiL to a worse EiL, or would a flat character arc work better?

@aratrea Would be against the rules to say your example of Star Wars episode 3? That one really is a great example, the catharsis with Luke and Leia was perfect. I think I like that movie better now that I understand it better.

@his-instrument Ooh! I like lists too. 😀 At one point, I had an entire name devoted to notebooks, then I needed to notebook for another story idea, so that backfired. 😛

*hides face* I…er…have honestly not read any of those…not even Les Mis. *runs for life*

@emma-flournoy, we had the lullaby worked in so Fantine sings it as she is daydreaming about little Cosette before she dies, then the little girl who played the young Cosette sang it right before she met Valjean in the woods, and then I was up in a window singing it and unbeknownst to me, Marius was listening underneath, and then the last time was…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy, if it is any consolation we didn’t do the musical, but I did end up singing a lullaby twice onstage so there was singing involved. 🙂 Also, that very last scene rips my heart out every time. So many emotions.

@rachelle What they said. I actually haven’t read too many amnesia books, though I haven’t a small part of it. It think that what you have is great!