#belle update

[madamebell]

We’re in for one more Fluffy Fanfic before it’s sailing into strict smutty territory!!

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200529 tiktok update | belle

"😎한 번에 성공😎😎"

[bubmyg]

this is the best thing I’ve ever done

[madamebell]

Still sleep deprived and making my Croakjoke NSFW fic even hotter, just for a bit…I need sleep but the household won’t allow me. My body was so adapted to nightshifts, I can’t rest when I get home at midnight or so.

So uh…for what it’s worth; I think this one’s gonna have, I estimate…6.0K words at least? By the end of it?

It may be more because I’m jam packing this with content.

[madamebell]

It is official! I am a year older! HUZZAAAAAH!!

[madamebell]

Random post to assure everyone I’m still alive and still writing, just been a tad busy!

[madamebell]

-Random Belle Post: Chekov’s Gun-

You know how in most books, TV Shows, Movies, Video Games, and so on have produced something something in the plot that seems random but actually will come as a surprise tool that will help the plot later?

That my dears is what is known as “Chekov’s Gun”, a term used by Russian author Anton Chekhov uses in his writing formula,

“every element in a narrative must be necessary, and irrelevant elements should be removed.”

Basically, anything that is to be noted as an important detail must serve somehow in the plot in the future. This can come in the form of an object, a rule, a setting, or anything that’s noteworthy enough to be remembered by the audience until it’s brought up again to be used.

Everything must serve as a purpose and needs to have a reason for being there instead of just being there for kicks and giggles, and while I would suggest you use this to your advantage, don’t add too much that could overwhelm you later.

Whatever helps you best to set up something that happens later in the plot, make sure it occurs in a way that makes sense and comes back in a way that makes your audience feel satisfied of the narrative.

The Best Recommendation: Look into actual examples of this trope and get a general idea, then come up with mock scenarios in which the trope can be used. Be creative with your approach! Always learn!!

[madamebell]

Wait…WAIT NO THAT’S IT!!!!!

I KNOW WHAT TO DO!!!! I HAVE AN IDEA!!!! HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAAA!!!!