Ben Powell

Anyone else wanna join us?

@sam-kowal  @jane-maree  @seekjustice  @radically-surrendered  @winter-rose

Hello, @waterlily! Am I too late?

@emily  Sorry, never heard of it! *apologetic grin*

Let’s see…. Okay this one is kinda hard:

“This planet is going to be destroyed and I’m stuck in a traffic jam.”

@dragongeek Whoa, steady! Okay, okay, I’ll ask a more specific question! Hmmm… Have you read the Wingfeather Saga? What about Princess Academy? Lessee what else…….?  Wrinkle in Time??

@Dragongeek good point… 😛 Just try to find a power that actually fits with the story for a reason. Don’t just go for super-speed or super-strength ‘because’. Think through what would best fit.

What era/type of names are you looking for?

@perfectfifths  Just checking… I know how much @emily likes that movie. Am I right, Emily? Or am I thinking of someone else?

@emily Pbth I don’t know, I’m terrible at movies (except Pixar)! (and a bit of Studio Ghibli) (well, and other various animated family movies lol)

Princess Bride…?

@perfectfifths YES!! Good guess! *high five*

@delightinlife  @waterlily  It is NOT Tom Sawyer! I’ll give you a hint: It’s a fairly old movie

@radically-surrendered I’m writing up a synopsis.

@radically-surrendered Welcome!

@Emily Thanks for the ice cream!! *waves*

*pokes head in* I LIVE.

I’ll be writing, though I probably won’t say very much as I’m a little busy today so I’ll be focusing on wording. 😀

@0-0enyali0-0 As Dekreel said, focus on the characters rather than the fight and that’ll make the scene that much better.

I can’t recommend research enough. Learn as much as you possibly can about the method of fighting that you’re using. The more you know, the easier the fight scenes will become to write.

@0-0enyali0-0 Did I?? Oh, well, thank you! And you’re welcome! 😉