Sometimes D&D is your party deciding that a random guard NPC who spoke like two lines before they knocked him unconscious was actually in a polycule with half the citadels guards, and that's beautiful.
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Show & Tell
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

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Not today Justin
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Sometimes D&D is your party deciding that a random guard NPC who spoke like two lines before they knocked him unconscious was actually in a polycule with half the citadels guards, and that's beautiful.

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as a lover of Women Fighting & Killing media it's so important to me when they actually let the women look like shit. you know what i mean. like im so bored when a woman is in what's supposed to be a brutal fight and her hair is just aesthetically tousled or something and her makeup is still pristine. fuck offfff. if she's beating the shit out of someone and fighting for her life she should be covered in blood n bile she should look like she got hit by a truck and the truck exploded
I have some thoughts and feelings about Sakura
Mokuton Sakura AU!!!
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Naruto au where everything is exactly the same except team 7 are now stuffed animals

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you're now named after the last thing you ate, is your new name good?
You're now named after the last thing you ate, is your new name good?
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WHOS READY FOR ARTFIGHT????
NOT ME!!
I am very excited lol, but I still need to upload a bunch more characters...
Arsonist's Lullaby
Traditional challenge of a daily character portrait
Yesterday was Sakura but I did her actual portrait today
Sakura clears πππ

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π·πΈ cute inosakus
I saw this sweater and immediately thought of her.
catfish
I was finally able to draw again.

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Grammar PSA
the expression you're looking for is reining in. it is NOT reigning in. it comes from horseback riding.
you REIN IN your horse when you pull on the rein to tell him to slow down.
similarly, you GIVE HIM FREE REIN when you loosen your grip on the reins and let him run as fast as he likes.
that's where the metaphor comes from. you can rein in your evil vizier when he proposes a little too much child murder, or you can give him free rein when you need your enemies obliterated and only underhanded treachery will do. but unless he actually pulls off that nefarious coup he's plotting, the only one reigning here is you.
Proper Dialogue Punctuation Master List
Because I'm apparently illiterate when I write, here's the list I made to keep track of proper punctuation with dialogue β Enjoy!
Use double quotation marks to enclose spoken words. "I can't believe it's already Friday," Sarah exclaimed.
Place commas, periods, question marks, and exclamation points inside the closing quotation marks when they are part of the dialogue. "Have you seen my keys?" John asked. "I've looked everywhere!"
Use a comma to separate the dialogue tag from the spoken words:
Before the dialogue: Mary whispered, "Be quiet, they might hear us."
After the dialogue: "I think we're lost," Tom admitted, looking around nervously.
Start a new paragraph for each new speaker. > "Did you finish your homework?" Mom asked. > "Almost," replied Jimmy. "I just have math left." > "Well, hurry up. Dinner's almost ready," Mom said.
Use an em dash (β) to indicate interrupted speech.
For abrupt interruptions: "I was about to tell you thatβ" "Stop!" Jake shouted, cutting her off mid-sentence.
For self-interruption with action: "How on earth"βhe shook his fistsβ"do I punctuate this?"
For interruption by another speaker: "How should we editβ" "Not we, Bob," Whitney said. "Fixing this punctuation is all on you."
For trailing-off speech, use ellipsis (...) inside the quotation marks. "I thought I saw something in the woods..." Jeremy whispered, looking around.
When dialogue is split by a tag, use a comma after the tag and lowercase the first word of the continued dialogue. "If we don't leave now," Dad warned, "we'll miss our flight."
For questions within dialogue, place the question mark inside the quotation marks. "Where did you put my glasses?" Grandpa inquired.
When the entire sentence containing dialogue is a question, place the question mark outside the quotation marks. Did she really say, "I don't care about the consequences"?
Capitalize the first word of dialogue, even when it follows a dialogue tag. The teacher announced, "Everyone, please take out your textbooks."
For dialogue interrupted by an action, use commas to set off the action. "Okay, here's the plan. I think we should go here, and," he rifled through the papers and maps, "if we don't find what we're looking for, we can move on."
When using exclamation points or question marks in dialogue, the first word of the following dialogue tag should be lowercase. "Watch out for that car!" he yelled. "How did you know?" she asked, her eyes wide with surprise.
When a character is quoting someone else in dialogue, you should use nested quotation marks. "I couldn't believe it when Sarah said, 'I'm moving to Paris next month.' It came as a complete surprise," John explained.
When a character is summarizing someone else's words in dialogue, you don't need to use quotation marks for the summarized speech. "I talked to Fred earlier," Mary said. "He told me he's been feeling overwhelmed lately and isn't sure how to handle his workload." "According to Sarah, the meeting went well, and everyone agreed on the new project timeline."
When punctuating thoughts, capitalize and punctuate thoughts as you would spoken dialogue. Use thought tags ("he thought," "she wondered") to orient the reader, similar to dialogue tags. She thought,Β When this week finally ends, my troubles will be over. Where did I put my keys?Β he wondered, searching his apartment. I wonder what he's thinking, Sarah mused as she watched John across the room.
Good Rules of Thumb:
If it's spoken (dialogue tags only, "he said," "she whispered") with no action, use a comma.
If it's an action while speaking, use a comma.
If it's an action completed before speaking, use a period.
If it's an exclamation mark/question mark before the dialogue tag, lowercase the pronouns following but capitalize all proper nouns (names) always.
If it's an exclamation mark/question mark after the dialogue tag, use a comma.
If it's the start of a standalone sentence, capitalize pronouns and proper nouns.
If you're confused about which to use (a comma and lowercase pronoun or period and capitalized pronoun), think "Are they doing this while speaking or after/before speaking?"
If your character is thinking, treat it like they're speaking.
If you're struggling to be consistent when writing, remember: it really doesn't matter. Perfection is an illusion, just write and use tools that make you happy. If you make a mistake, English is so complicated that most of the time, no one will notice. Now go write some great dialogue!