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Bully big brother Suguru definitely spits in your mouth WHAT WHO SAID THAT WHO SAID THAT
Please read my bio before sending asks. As a quick reminder, I don’t answer asks about Tom’s personal life, not limited to dating history, relationships or dating preferences. I don't know the man and I'm not here for gossip, just his work (and Veinage™ & Peekage™ Always those things) 😉
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Ah the slight thrill of going through all your WIPs on Google Docs deciding whether or not they still spark joy.
you’ve mentioned before that you’ve tried to write Aang’s POV in but scrapped the sections because they didn’t work, which points would they have gone into/covered if you’d found the tone you’d wanted?
I will /definitely/ be addressing the whole "the Fire Nation thinks he's monster for what he did to Ozai" thing. That is the biggie, and slated for an upcoming arc. The previous scrapped scenes were just ones that didn't work out for one reason or another--for example, there ws a "Aang catches Appa and Zuko cuddling and they have a post-war heart-to-heart" that I wrote for chapter 10, and ended up trashing because the bison cuddles would mean more during Zuko's post-Agni-Kai recovery, and the convo Aang and Zuko had would be much better if they both had seen a working demonstration of "fire is life" to build their words around. So the scene got chopped up, and I'm sprinkling in pieces as appropriate to later chapters. In general, to get a POV a character needs to be showing something in their internals that couldn't be inferred from their externals while also being in one of the best positions to advance the plot. Aang is fairly straightforward right now; pretty much what you think he's feeling good and/or crappy about is exactly right, I guarantee it. Not much point giving him a whole chapter when readers won't learn anything substantially new from it. Later on, though... There are definitely some events in the broader outline that we're going to need an Aang voice on. Not that I'm going to help our dear monk grow, one worldview brainbreak at a time, or anything...
UNIVERSE I AM WILLING TO WORK WITH YOU IF YOU USE YOUR INSIDE VOICE