Okay, so I'm on vacation and doing what I vowed to do...make the timeline out of all the various scenes for Mermaid Arms that have been written over the course of the past four or five years.
Well, I finished putting the various parts into the timeline.
Now what I have to figure out is what is missing.
I have to write the black moment. The hero and heroine have just had an almost date. He has met up with some of his musician friends and since he has failed to figure out a way to play the guitar again, he's feeling very sorry for himself.
She's just been out on an almost date for the first time since her husband died...she's cautious, but feeling rather happy because she's been around people and had a highball or two and she's walking back to the hotel in the dark with a man, a difficult but generally nice man.
He says something really pity filled to her. Should I have her lash back with her own truth? Should I have her run away, hurt to the core?
He is an ass.
Hmm, interesting choice, I always enjoy a good faceslap. LOL
ReplyDeleteStory sounds awesome, Irene! :)
ReplyDeleteFace slap is out. Too violent for her nature. He comes to regret his words. Haven't written that yet, but I have better stuff coming up to before the dance. heh heh
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be my magnum opus.