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↳ THE 100 MEME - [1/8] SCENES
”Don’t you worry Bellamy I won’t drop you.”
The Killer’s Mr. Brightside entirely in strings.
what about a plot where muse a is the shy kinda girl who reads all day and kinda just is a bookworm who always stutters and avoids any socializing really until muse b moves in next door, and he’s loud and always playing music, or evens sometimes making his own and when muse a goes and tries to tell him to quiet down some she’s instantly even more nervous seeing how attractive he is and muse b being the cocky asshole that we all know everyone adores is automatically just in a trance because of her somewhat innocent nature and then muse b begins being extremely loud almost every day just for muse a to come over and yell for him to quiet down and he’d just stand there wiTH A SMIRK PLAYING ON HIS LIPS BECAUSE HE JUST WANTS TO LIKE RUIN HER BUT HE LOVES THE INNOCENT VIBE AND ALL SHE WANTS TO DO IS WIPE THE COCKY SMIRK OFF HIS LIPS AND PROVE HERSELF TO HIM AND PFSFSD
Aidan Waite face and hair appreciation [1x8]
Sia | Chandelier [Piano Version]
Happy Birthday Jeremy Renner - January 7th 1971
Married life meme for Bae and Laveda >:D (asking over here cause I'm too lazy to log out)
leaves their dirty clothes on the floor: Lave! I get the sense that she lived alone for a long time so has a habit of just tossing her clothes on the floor after long night shifts at the bar.
forgets to run the dish washer: Probs Bae cause you know demons don’t really think of dish washers.
pumps gas for the car: Laveda could but would probably ask Baelfire to because she doesn’t want to get out of the car. Puppy eyes would be used.
drives when they’re going somewhere: Bae? Yeah. Bae…Lave isn’t good at driving for very long times.
rearranges the furniture: Lave! She gets bored of the same set up pretty easily and likes the change.
falls asleep with the TV on: Both of them, I feel like sometimes they just fall asleep on the couch together (pre Lave finding out what Bae is…so Bae probably acts like he falls asleep when he really doesn’t)
gets to use the bathroom first: Laveda….she has the bladder of a pregnant woman.
decides the temperature for the ac/heater: Bae…Lave doesn’t really care. She will strip down or layer up to whatever feels comfortable.
sets up holiday decorations: Laveda, she is such a sucker for the holidays. I bet Baelfire doesn’t even like em’ but boy will Lave try to make him!
leaves the lights on: Lave again, she is pretty forgetful when tired.
uses the bathroom with the door open: Bae, I feel like he has no shame or time for doors.
fixes the plumbing (or calls the plumber): Probs Bae because Lave hates calling for help or ordering anything. So she probably asks Bae if he can call and set up a time.
"You chose us. Now we get to choose you.”
How to Write Dialogue
Basic Structure
There are a few ways to structure dialogue. These are the most common ways to structure a line, although I haven’t seen 7 in a very long time.
“The dog’s outside. He’s finally stopped barking,” Anne said.
“The dog’s outside. He’s finally stopped barking,” said Anne.
“The dog’s outside,” Anne said. “He’s finally stopped barking.”
“The dog’s outside,” said Anne. “He’s finally stopped barking.”
Anne said, “The dog’s outside. He’s finally stopped barking.”
“The dog’s outside.” Anne sighed with relief. “He’s finally stopped barking.”
Said Anne, “The dog’s outside. He’s finally stopped barking.”
It’s a good idea to avoid using the same method twice. Two or three or four (!) straight lines of 1’s “X said” or 6’s sentences broken up by a dialogue will sound strange.
Notice how the dialogue tag (“Anna said” and variations thereof) only goes in an area that does not impede the flow of dialogue. In the case of 3, 4, and 6, the dialogue tag or action actually enhances the period’s long pause. Only place dialogue tags at the beginning or end of a phrase, or where there would normally be a period, semicolon, colon, comma, or other punctuation indicating rest.
Dialogue Tags
A dialogue tag is a word + the person saying it. “He said”, “she said”, “they said”, etc. are all dialogue tags. The most common verb in a dialogue tag is “to say” (said, says, say, etc.) A lot of authors like it for its simplicity and unobtrusiveness. For those who insist “said is dead” (implying “said” is so bland it shouldn’t be used anymore), there are a bajillion other dialogue tags to play with.
Some verbs should not be used as dialogue tags.
“I’m really grateful,” Kiandra smiled
“This is ridiculous,” Aelwen sighed.
A dialogue tag is there to tell the reader how the character says something. You cannot say something smilingly or sighingly. You might say it happily or regretfully.
“I’m really grateful,” Kiandra said with a smile // “I’m really grateful,” Kiandra said happily
“This is ridiculous,” Aelwen said. He sighed sadly // “This is ridiculous.” Aelwen sighed.
Actions are not dialogue tags.
Adverbs
Adverbs are the little “-ly” words you add at the end of dialogue tag to show how a character is saying something.
“I don’t know,” Vanhi said uncertainly.
“I can’t wait!” Quetzel said excitedly.
Excitedly and uncertainly are the adverbs in this case. There is a list of adverbs here and here. Don’t get too hooked on adverbs. They’re great for helping when the meaning of a line is unclear.
Take this sentence:
“I love you,” Mirage said.
By itself this sentence isn’t much. You have no idea how Mirage is saying it, and it could be hundreds of different ways. Now modify that.
“I love you,” Mirage said desperately.
“I love you,” Mirage said sarcastically.
“I love you,” Mirage said joyfully.
“I love you,” Mirage said defiantly.
Now you know exactly how Mirage is saying it.
Recently, there’s been a movement to do away with adverbs or to use adverbs sparingly. Most adverbs are unnecessary. You can guess how a character is saying something by context. For example,
Myrtle kissed Mirage’s cheek and pressed a chocolate into her hand.
“I love you,” Mirage said.
You can assume that Mirage is saying this in loving or affectionate voice without the adverb being there. You can also use different dialogue tags to express the same emotion.
“I love you,” Mirage yelled
Vs.
“I love you,” Mirage said loudly.
Finally, adverbs sound funny if you use them one after another.
“I despise you,” Makai said sharply.
“I don’t think you’re much to look at, either,” Hagan said fiercely.
“I can’t believe Falk put us on this stupid date,” Makai said crossly.
If you’re addicted to adverbs, restrict them to every ten dialogue tags. If you aren’t addicted to adverbs, then just use them whenever you feel you need them. You can always delete them later if you think they’re unnecessary.
Abandoning Your Dialogue Tags
There are some cases where you can forgo using dialogue tags altogether. When two people are speaking with each other in a natural give-and-take pattern, the audience knows that they are the ones speaking, and in what order they are speaking. See below.
“The dog’s outside,” Anne said. “He’s finally stopped barking.”
“I don’t understand why he’s so frightened of the vacuum,” said Brenda.
“If you were the size of a Chihuahua, I think a lot of things would frighten you,” Anne said.
“Was that a crack about my height?”
“Shorty!”
You can tell Brenda said, “Was that a crack about my height?” because Anne spoke before her, and you can tell Anne said, “Shorty!” because Brenda spoke before her. Do not use this trick if more than two people are speaking at a time. You could introduce a third person like this:
“Was that a crack about my height?”
“Shorty!”
“Cut it out,” Dan said crossly.
“Can’t we have a little fun?” Anne asked.
“You’re so annoying.”
Since we specified it’s Anne and Dan speaking in turn, it can only be Dan who says, “You’re so annoying.”
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another meme i won't finish
10 tv shows
20 movies
20 female characters
20 male characters
5 antagonists
10 otps
10 brotps
5 “families”
5 actresses
5 actors
10 current celebrity crushes
5 music artists
Face Claim Meme - 9 FCs You Have Roleplayed - [1/9]
Melissa McBride
the real favorite is all five (insp)