Emma Flournoy

Can you fit me in, @filewriterbase13x? And I think you know me well enough to figure out how to portray me accurately. 😉 I LOVED those. They were so good.

@seekjustice I’m so sorry, but this week has been really busy and I haven’t been able to read the rest of Stars Fill Infinity yet! 🙁 I have a long train ride tomorrow though, so I hope I’ll be able to catch up then 🙂

I’m actually going to leave now, sorry @SeekJustice. I’ve been writing for the best part of the day, and have managed a decent 4,819 words, but probably need to do something else for a while.

Anyways, have fun writing! *vanishes*

@rochellaine Indeed. Poor Flynn.

I don’t handle very well at all… Oh well!

Ah alrighty then. Byyyye!

@SeekJustice Hello there! You lost him??

@rochellaine Yes well, Flynn is from another WIP, so I won’t be able to rescue him for a bit…

Egh. Fun when characters are like that. I have one at the moment who is a regular fainter. Not his fault, just unfortunate side effect of dimensional leaping. *pats poor Connor*

Good luck with Chara!

@rochellaine Haha, okay!

His logic is great, but he is lacking in experience. I’ve suffered greatly from characters refusing to talk to me because I’ve done horrible things to them, or if I’ve left them in a bad spot. *remembers Flynn* Oh dear. Speaking of which… I should check on this poor character. He may still be falling off a building…

@rochellaine And I am back.

Hmm.. well, my characters tend to complain when I do that, so yeah. I guess so.

Haha, well, y’know. We’re Aussies mate.

@rochellaine I must be off for now. Happy wriitng!

@rochellaine Oooh that’s exciting!

Oh dear! Poor old Uncle Bill. Help the poor fellow. Don’t want him to leave the old bloke hanging–well, not actually hanging anymore… but still!

Yeah he really is! I like him a bit because I can relate, even though a lot of the time I wish I couldn’t. But yeah. He’s really great.

@rochellaine Pretty well! Having fun with impulsive characters. How about you?

@rochellaine Hello and sure!

@christi-eaton

As mentioned before, Calvin and Hobbes, then there’s The Adventures of Tintin by Herge, and Asterix and Obelix by Rene Goscinny and Albert Uderzo.

@ariel-ashira @catwing

I am writing!

And okay then @catwing I will send through a few things on passive voice. *nodnod*

@catwing I don’t know… Could you have? *watches you intently*

All right, then. Thank you, Wiser!

@christi-eaton Calvin and Hobbes! Of course. Other than that, I am sadly lacking in comic knowledge.

Oh, good. *sighs in relief* The Wiser isn’t dead. Thank you, @catwing! Or should I thank Kay? Or even the Wiser himself, for simply acting?

Anyway, this was great! As usual. 🙂

Signing out. I’ve gotten 3147 words today, but I shall be stopping for now.

*crashes back in* I am writing again if anyone wants to join!

Ah, see ya! @rochellaine

And I actually must be heading off for lunch now. @seekjustice but I should be back soonish.