Because I don't really want to get rid of the first draft (I can look back someday and try to see a process, or something), I'm going to leave the second draft of that crappy story from last night on here.
I think this is slightly better -- I felt much more in the narrator's head as I wrote it. So yeah.
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It was an undeniable reflex, like breathing. )
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I dunno, am still wondering that. There's more, yes?
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Secondly, what do you mean about her taking it the wrong way? She doesn't take his hint at all. Otherwise, she would have been a bit more awkward and a bit less giddy and eager to talk about it; he wouldn't have felt as comfortable pretending to be okay in order to return to her side... that's right, this is a story about FRIENDZONE (cue eyerolls)... just kind of a mini-scene about rejection, I suppose.
But yes, there will be more. I kind of like the idea of this guy's character (nicknamed, for the time being, Stalwart Steve).
Anything else? Did I help? Do you suddenly hate it?
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*stretches* It just seems like you lead on the narrative and then derail it in the middle. That's an easy change, but is also easy to make worse.
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Anyway, like always, I enjoy reading your writing.
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