Mostly for Aurora and Affreca
This is what I was talking about at dinner a couple days ago.
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September 28th, 2007
Bad, Solan! BAD, Solan!
Finish the blasted project you have sitting ON YOUR IRONING BOARD before even thinking about starting a new project.
Even if you are sure you know how to make the farthingale/crinoline for it.
Darn it. It just need two (straight!) hems and the waist band. Come ON, self!
Even if you are sure you know how to make the farthingale/crinoline for it.
Darn it. It just need two (straight!) hems and the waist band. Come ON, self!
(no subject)
Can any of my readers cite an example of the following plot point? I am coming up blank.
It starts out cliched enough: Protagonist comes across some person/s in deathly peril and (being the hero type) charges in and saves the strangers.
Now, in the cliche the strangers would either turn out to be good people to have indebted to one, or an enemy whos gratitude changes their attitude.
BUT, what about the painful-but-true life lesson that "Good Deeds /= Good Results"?
What if, through misguidedness or plain malice, the protagonist and/or the world would have been infinitely better off if that imperiled person had died?
Has anyone written a story about that?
It starts out cliched enough: Protagonist comes across some person/s in deathly peril and (being the hero type) charges in and saves the strangers.
Now, in the cliche the strangers would either turn out to be good people to have indebted to one, or an enemy whos gratitude changes their attitude.
BUT, what about the painful-but-true life lesson that "Good Deeds /= Good Results"?
What if, through misguidedness or plain malice, the protagonist and/or the world would have been infinitely better off if that imperiled person had died?
Has anyone written a story about that?
