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jeph does your inability to control your story disturb you?
DSL:
--- Quote from: Is it cold in here? on 14 Apr 2011, 18:42 ---Why on earth would it disturb an artist that his creations were so vivid they began to have apparent free will?
--- End quote ---
Indeed; one would think it represented the success of the creative process.
Is it cold in here?:
It might be cool to have a Marten loose in your mind doing whatever he wanted, but that wouldn't be as fun if it were Pintsize.
Ozymandias:
If "Jeph" were an electable position, I vote for Graham any day.
Sorflakne:
This thread confuses me. I thought the mark of a good story was one where the characters acted in a natural fashion and making their own way without the author trying to "nudge" them to a particular path.
snubnose:
Well, no.
Usually the author knows exactly where its going, and only creates an illusion of everything being natural.
To be able to make the story go as it goes naturally is a certain kind of luxury professional writers usually do not have.
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