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I have written the first sentence of Plot Point 12 (and from Christine's point of view, because after saying that couldn't possibly be done I started seeing potential in it) :-D
In other words, after two months I have finally finished rewriting the rest of Plot Point 9, the wretched chapter that was supposedly finished back in February.( Read more... )
I have also finished working over Frozen fic number two (though I didn't manage to come up with any real changes, short of rewriting the sledge-scene in an attempt to make it more 'action' friendly) and have now started typing that one up. I think I'm just going to call it "Familiar", which has sufficient ambiguity of meaning not to give the plot away; "Yesterday and a Lifetime Ago" can serve as a grandiloquent title for the first chapter, and I'll need to come up with something else for the second. Tagging accordingly.
Of course, one problem with splitting it into two chapters is that people really are apt to start expecting the standard twenty-plus-chapter 'characters reconcile slowly and realistically' epic...
In other words, after two months I have finally finished rewriting the rest of Plot Point 9, the wretched chapter that was supposedly finished back in February.( Read more... )
I have also finished working over Frozen fic number two (though I didn't manage to come up with any real changes, short of rewriting the sledge-scene in an attempt to make it more 'action' friendly) and have now started typing that one up. I think I'm just going to call it "Familiar", which has sufficient ambiguity of meaning not to give the plot away; "Yesterday and a Lifetime Ago" can serve as a grandiloquent title for the first chapter, and I'll need to come up with something else for the second. Tagging accordingly.
Of course, one problem with splitting it into two chapters is that people really are apt to start expecting the standard twenty-plus-chapter 'characters reconcile slowly and realistically' epic...
