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Category Archives: Thoughts
Can a Tower Princess Be Strong?
Another big trope that has been loathed by many is the ‘Tower Princess’. While not always involving a tower, this is a female character who has been locked up. She is the prize for the male hero after he finishes … Continue reading
Being the Chosen One is a Curse
One of the most common tropes in fiction is the ‘Chosen One’. This is a character who is destined to go on the adventure and, many times, win. This trope traditionally removes all tension once it’s revealed. It’s only in … Continue reading
Flashbacks: Fun with Timeline Tampering
I don’t use flashbacks because they never really worked for Third-Person Present tense writing. At least in my mind. If I’m showing what’s going on now then jumping into the past can make things confusing. Of course, I have an … Continue reading
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Tagged author, flashbacks, literary devices, origins, past, timelines, writing
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Starting at the End: Reverse Chronology
Don’t hold the term in the title against me. I couldn’t find a consistent label for when a story starts at the end. ‘Reverse chronology’ caught my eye a few times and I liked the sound of it. Makes sense … Continue reading
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Tagged author, beginnings, endings, fiction, sequence of events, timeline, writing
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In Medias Res: Starting a Story in the Middle
This is what caused me to think up this week’s topic: IN MEDIAS RES. I’d never heard of it even though I’m sure I’ve seen it. This is very popular in film noir, but it shows up in plenty of … Continue reading
Armor: When You Really Don’t Want to Get Pierced
I think I’ve touched on this long ago, but I redid swords already. Let’s have a week talking about another piece of equipment. I mean, you can’t really go into battle without a good suit of armor. Usually . . … Continue reading
Not Every Person is the Same: Variations of Disorders
Not a big fan of using the word ‘disorder’, but I was having a lot of trouble figuring out what to use. This is in regards to mental illnesses, mental disabilities, emotional disabilities, disorders, and anything else that isn’t a … Continue reading
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Tagged author, depictions, disorders, fiction, mental health, perspectives, writing
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Difference Between Personification and Anthropomorphism
Might not be more for me to do beyond showing that image, which shows the key differences. I’ll just go into a bit more detail. Abstract vs Real Personification is used for abstract traits and even giving human traits to … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Anthropomorphism, description, emotions, fantasy, fiction, human traits, objects, personification, talking, walking, writing
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