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"take me instead" but it's not working and, desperately, it turns into, "take me as well!", fine if you're going to take them then don't take them Alone, let me go with them, i will go with them, take me as well take me as well take me as well
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What disabled readers want* from non-disabled sci-fi and fantasy** writers:
Imagine your world where we exist, without being a tragedy, a burden, or (functionally) erased.
Back in 2019, I came up with my own metric for Disability Representation in stories, inspired by the Bechdel-Wallace Test.
I named it the "1,001 Problems Template"
There's a disabled character,
Who wants something,
Beyond Revenge, Cure, or Death,
And personally takes action to achieve it.
I decided to call it a "Template," rather than "test," because I hope that it's a useful tool, and not something to Pass or Fail. 1,001 Problems, because, Yeah. Disability can be a bitch, but characters can have 1,000 other things they're dealing with, too. And you can write a story about any one of them.
The point being: If you can imagine us as part of your make-believe future, and fairy tale past, then it's easier to include us in your real world present.
*With the understanding, of course, that not all readers want the same thing [/standard "Your mileage may vary" disclaimer]
**In other genres, too, while we're at it.
There’s a point in the Supergirl movie where Kara says to Ruthye on the bus “okay so what’s my name?”
… Does Ruthye ever figure out Kara’s name though? Because you hear her say it at the end, but you never hear Ruthye hear the name Kara…
The things I think about. Whelp.
FREE Plotting Template - For Any Stage of Writing
PLEASE MAKE YOUR OWN COPY BEFORE TYPING OR USING! Important Notes The Hero’s Journey applies to almost every story–action, adventure, fantas
Includes
The Hero's Journey - Steps broken down, example of a movie broken down in those steps, and a template for you to break your own story down into those steps.
Three Act Structure - Steps broken down and a template for you to break your own story down into those steps.
Advice from Anne Lamott from her book "Bird by Bird." Includes tips for the first draft, tips for when you think your publishing ready, but have been denied, and more!
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Mordred burned himself when he tried to practice magic just like Morgause. Maybe he has some talent to it, but no knowlege. And trying to do magic based on pieces of spells you heard while sneaking into your mothers chambers is a bad idea. Anyway Garreth and Gaheris were ther to help their little brother, so he survived, but got a scar for the rest of his life.
This episode is an introduction to Mordred's nature: from the beguinning he's marked by his mistake. He's his own greatest enemy.
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When you know X is gonna help fake nice's death, but you just can't prove it:
...
Plot Thoughts - Veddie/ Symbrock
Venom hyping Eddie up for "being so brave for me", but it's just Eddie making it thru a long ass regular day where everything fucking sucks.
The party scene on the ship... I like that Grace is watching the couples not creepily or lonesome or awkwardly, just trying to figure out how they can... let go, I guess? Then he tries to discuss it with Stratt and she's her direct self. And I feel like he thinks he ought to try to gauge her interest in flirting, but then she's silently like nah, that's not what we have... and he's like yeah, it's really not. But he tries again later right before the explosion... and I simultaneously wonder what if it hadn't happened, and being glad it did. Anyone else?
