None too bad
Three pages, yay me. Three isn't phenomenal. It is, on a good run, about average, but I've olny been just getting into a writing groove again after the slog of beginning of school. Normally one is "Well I looked at it," about three is average and 6+ is really good for a day. So even though it wasn't a huge amount, seeing as my average has amounted to one page per session (And the sessions have been a couple days apart), three pates isn't too bad. In fact, it is a very good sign as we hope more is to come.
As for what I wrote, it didn't come out how I expected it to, and this section will be longer than I anticipated. It is the torturing of the little girl scene. Believe it or not, Taryne at least, behaves better in my fingers than my head. I wans't sure how she was going to rationalize what she was going do to, evidendly though, my fingers were more aware than I was. It works. It is slightly less violent (ie gory) than the origonal plan, but no less tragic, and I was able to have my fingers communicate to my brain (notice the brain doesn't get the credit? I haven't actually written it yet but I no know how to write it) how the girls hand will be chopped off. It wasn't exactly a necessity to the plot, but I thought it would be cool - sick I know.
I even came up with a tentative idea for the next book - and , this is the exciting part - wrote it down! It may or may not, like the majority of our pre-emptive brainstorms, come to pass, but it is an idea. Written down.
I've nothing else really to report regarding what I wrote. I only hope I am to continue at a decent and respectable rate. Poor Susie, (read below) she had issues with an almost forgotten about Lit test. At least she remembered before tommorow. That's about all for now. Tata.
As for what I wrote, it didn't come out how I expected it to, and this section will be longer than I anticipated. It is the torturing of the little girl scene. Believe it or not, Taryne at least, behaves better in my fingers than my head. I wans't sure how she was going to rationalize what she was going do to, evidendly though, my fingers were more aware than I was. It works. It is slightly less violent (ie gory) than the origonal plan, but no less tragic, and I was able to have my fingers communicate to my brain (notice the brain doesn't get the credit? I haven't actually written it yet but I no know how to write it) how the girls hand will be chopped off. It wasn't exactly a necessity to the plot, but I thought it would be cool - sick I know.
I even came up with a tentative idea for the next book - and , this is the exciting part - wrote it down! It may or may not, like the majority of our pre-emptive brainstorms, come to pass, but it is an idea. Written down.
I've nothing else really to report regarding what I wrote. I only hope I am to continue at a decent and respectable rate. Poor Susie, (read below) she had issues with an almost forgotten about Lit test. At least she remembered before tommorow. That's about all for now. Tata.
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