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marycatelli) wrote2021-12-30 11:24 pm
marycatelli) wrote2021-12-30 11:24 pm
a sleeping princess
Has gone wild in her tale. Insisting on outlining it.
The fun part is that this is going to be a tale in parts, where characters have their sections, because at least three characters have the center stage. The princess herself gets part two and five, the final.
The Sleeping Beauty/Snow White made me consider how long she has to sleep, and you know, if it's more on the order of seven years, the villain in the opening scene can still be the villain.
I start with poking around the fourth section, because the prince has to be a love interest. It's still a question whether he should be a villain, because there are the classic two with the prince: he's a youngest son. And just because the early part was eager to be written doesn't mean this part will be easy. . . .
The fun part is that this is going to be a tale in parts, where characters have their sections, because at least three characters have the center stage. The princess herself gets part two and five, the final.
The Sleeping Beauty/Snow White made me consider how long she has to sleep, and you know, if it's more on the order of seven years, the villain in the opening scene can still be the villain.
I start with poking around the fourth section, because the prince has to be a love interest. It's still a question whether he should be a villain, because there are the classic two with the prince: he's a youngest son. And just because the early part was eager to be written doesn't mean this part will be easy. . . .