#plot outlining

[screwtheprinceimtakingthehorse]

assassins don’t take sides: plot notes, chapter outlines, and character development >

quick collection of slides and photos of my notebook for part 3 of assassins for @kivusa and anyone else who gives a poop about the insides of writers’ brains and how outlining can help and/or drive you up the wall

you can find a PDF version here; @ me with any questions!!

[mal-likes-biscuits]

I DID IT. I finally having a workable outline for Series 2. And all I had to do was write it out in a jumbled mess.

For serious though, this is the shits-n-giggles spoiler-free version of it that I made after. The real version is like 3x as complicated and rife full of secrets.

I wanted to share this because I occasionally have people ask me how I outline larger stories/ideas, and well ... it’s neither pretty nor is is really linear. The actual version breaks things down more but generally I try and hit up the major thematic/plot points and then visually track how they interconnect.

Welcome to the spiderweb of ideas that is my brain. I tried to put it into a table in Word and I couldn’t handle it. It was too neat.

@kenyizsu I think you’re going to find at least a small answer to a question you had in this.

[thereal-tsuki-llama-blog]

Following the Tokyo Explosion, Misaki, to her horror, is named Acting Director of Foreign Affairs. To his horror, she names Saitou as her interim replacement as Chief of Section Four.