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Waise, tell me something. When you are writing, do you come up with a framework or directly jump to the chapter and write the first draft?
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Waise, tell me something. When you are writing, do you come up with a framework or directly jump to the chapter and write the first draft?
This girl is organised afđ¤Ł
Originally posted by: Alexia_Wilson
See Harry and Tom were just the same
But one took the right path and other took the wrong
Tom could have just left his vengeance
And I support him until his 5th year the year when he became dark
Agree with you just for this postđ #enemies
The actor playing young Tom was so hawwawwt𤣠made me gobble up so many Tomione ficsđ¤Ł
I mainly go to the drafting phase, but I tried the framework method. It's nice. Not always effective, but nice. But I do wonder how people come up with entire stories (in fanfiction), if they don't know where they want to take it?
You didn't do a framework for your original story? Not to sound rude, I am simply curious as to how you go about writing an entire story. It is unexplored land for me, and I am trying to learn more :)
His past gave him three optionsYes.
Riddle grew up to be a maniac. He let his past twist him into a monster. In his hunger for power and revenge, he destroyed himself. He could have lived a great life, could have achieved a lot. But no.
Be weak and see revenge
Be strong to forgive the pain
Be wise to ignore the undeserving
He took it being weak
Yes.
Riddle grew up to be a maniac. He let his past twist him into a monster. In his hunger for power and revenge, he destroyed himself. He could have lived a great life, could have achieved a lot. But no.
With the good looks he could've conquered Wizarding world the right wayđ he didn't have to resort to murder
Originally posted by: ilazyair
This girl is organised afđ¤Ł
Riya, don't mock my color coded notes
I usually put the first prologue as a reckless write up so that the readers understand what my feelings areI mainly go to the drafting phase, but I tried the framework method. It's nice. Not always effective, but nice. But I do wonder how people come up with entire stories (in fanfiction), if they don't know where they want to take it?
You didn't do a framework for your original story? Not to sound rude, I am simply curious as to how you go about writing an entire story. It is unexplored land for me, and I am trying to learn more :)
But after that its drafting
I mainly go to the drafting phase, but I tried the framework method. It's nice. Not always effective, but nice. But I do wonder how people come up with entire stories (in fanfiction), if they don't know where they want to take it?
You didn't do a framework for your original story? Not to sound rude, I am simply curious as to how you go about writing an entire story. It is unexplored land for me, and I am trying to learn more :)
Framework method works for međ just fill in the blanks later on
Told you this girl is organisedđ¤Ł
Originally posted by: ilazyair
With the good looks he could've conquered Wizarding world the right wayđ he didn't have to resort to murder
All the best looking men in HP die.
Sirius. Regulas. Cedric. Even Bill gets mauled by a werewolf.
Originally posted by: Alexia_Wilson
I usually put the first prologue as a reckless write up so that the readers understand what my feelings are
But after that its drafting
Ooh, nice.
Thanks for sharing đ¤