In true dialogue, both sides are willing to change.
-Thich Nhat Hanh
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In true dialogue, both sides are willing to change.
-Thich Nhat Hanh
Mind voice list
First-person point of view pronouns (more personal and subjective): I, me, my, mine, myself, we, us, our, and ourselves. Second-person point of view pronouns (more direct and instructional): you, your, yours, yourself, and yourselves. Third-person point of view pronouns (more detached and observational): he, him, his, himself, she, her, hers, herself, it, its, itself, they, them, their, theirs, and themselves. Third-person point of view variants: Third-person limited (more focused and intimate), third-person omniscient (more expansive and all-knowing), and third-person objective (more neutral and unbiased). Note: Literal third-person omniscient isn't possible with mind voice, so the usage of it requires making conjectures.
Before speaking, construct at least one phrase or sentence in your mind Mind voice comments Mind voice talking allows you to pay attention to details and make comments that create imaginary conversation topics When you look at an object, you often do not name the object or you name it unconsciously List of the social ideas I have posted
A space to discuss our mind voices
Writing Theory: How to handle Multiple PoVs
Multiple PoVs are a great way to expand the reader's knowledge and view of the overall story and the world. It is also a great way of allowing the writer to keep up interest with a story as they aren't stuck with one protagonist and view point. But how can we handle multiple PoVs? For @writinglyra
Handle only what you can
When starting out, best begin small. Don't overcrowd the story with a chunky list of 20-30 PoVs. If you are unfamiliar with writing in multiple PoVs, it is always better to begin small first, 2 or 3 until you feel comfortable to get to larger numbers. There is of course no limit to how many PoVs you can have. You can have a solid 6 like in Six of Crows or the 30+ in A Song of Ice and Fire. But make smart choices.
Choosing the Right PoV
When picking your PoV characters, it is best not to give the power of PoV just any character. They must have a valid reason to be telling the story. When choosing a PoV character, you must ask yourself what part of the story they can tell, why it is important they tell it, how can they improve on that area of the story and what they have to bring to the narrative.
Who's turn is it?
Now that you have your PoVs, you will need to decide who is going to tell what portion of the story. When writing in multiple PoVs it is always handy to have at least a few tangible ideas of where the story is going. Once you have an idea, you can begin to slot in PoVs. As yourself when choosing PoVs: Pros & cons of this character telling this story, what can you do with this PoV, what are the implications both on the plot and character if this OC tells the story? Also keep in mind what impact this OC will make on the reader if they tell the story.
The Voice of the PoV
When writing in the voices of multiple people, you must ensure that there is something unique about each one. Every person has a different way of seeing the world, a different thought process, their own prejudices and baises and not to mention their own opinions. If you are to give any character/person, a scene to narrate they will do it in their own way. An optimist may not notice the bleakness of a situation. A detail-conscious character will spend time studying things a flippant character will not.
Pussygame(fae au)
N/A: Sometimes this hellhole gives inspiration to writers.
@djinmer4 @dannybagpipesarecalling
It all started with a wish, a silly wish to be noted or maybe to be prettier, the exact details are not important, all it remains were a petty reason for a little girl to be noticed by people(not knowing there´s bad and good intention each time a man notice a woman)
Kitty wanted to be noticed and she was...by a fae. And this opens a door for rumours and political intrigued that Kitty couldn´t have foreseen. If you happen to catch the attention of a fea nothing good will come out ...for other people.
Ok, so I've been thinking a lot about it lately and... Firstly, can I just say that Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone shared the most prepossessing relationship ever? I mean I can only see Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy, nothing else, this is so delicate! But in those photos, I can only imagine Peter Parker moving on with Mary-Jane Watson as per the comics. So yeah, as I've been saying, I've been thinking about this idea lately; so the fact that Gwen Stacy died in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 leading to Peter being so vulnerable since the love of his life died in his own hands but eventually he carried on however still enduring the death of his girlfriend, carrying that culpability. After that,The Amazing Spider-Man 3 has been cancelled leaving us on a cliffhanger. But now, we've finally got the great news that Andrew Garfield is going to come back as Peter Parker/Spider-Man to complete his trilogy!(cross fingers, I hope this really happens and I hope that I'm not deceiving you guys as well!) So, from my perspective, Sony and Marvel must definitely pursue the comics (or introduce Venom in Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man universe as per I've heard since Venom was teased in No Way Home but immediately returned back to his original universe. Nonetheless, a small part of the symbiote was left in that restaurant which meant that Venom will surely appear in one of the Spider-Men's universes[mainly in the MCU] which will be completely different from the comics if they do introduce Venom) which means that Mary-Jane will now be established in Peter Parker's life. So, as I was looking at those photos above, I was thinking, "Maybe Marvel and Sony could bring Emma Stone back and outline her as Mary-Jane this time." I think she would portray that role very well and she is so cute and winsome with that red hair. I think that would be thoroughly amazing to bring back Emma Stone into the MCU nevertheless this time depicting her as another pivotal love-interest of Peter Parker/ Spider-Man especially following the comics. I really do think she would pull off Mary-Jane well! This is one of my point views and anyone has their own one, so respect mine as well as I respect yours!
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