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Oct 16, 2012 18:17


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cincan19 October 16 2012, 23:36:14 UTC
I am happy to report that Henry Crawford is dead. He's not only merely dead, he's really most sincerely dead.

I have a few pages written, Edmund is a parson turned detective. I'm thinking of calling this one "Murder Most Mansfield."

Most memorable line so far: "Could Mary have been making that up? I'd been fed red herrings before, by others, true, but if there was a herring queen, Mary Crawford would be sporting that crown." (She hired him to find out who murdered her brother.)

Oh, and this, when Mary convinces her old flame to investigate:

"Someone tosses a radio into your tub and it's an accident?" Her tone was incredulous.

"Maybe he liked to listen to Benny Goodman in the bath?"

"He was a Glenn Miller fan," was her flat reply.

"Then it must have been murder."

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marysharpwitted October 17 2012, 00:46:41 UTC
I'll be inconsolable before I read the first page, won't I?

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brightly_woven October 17 2012, 01:08:06 UTC
Love it! The Herring Queen. I can just see her little fishy tiara.

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kayotica October 17 2012, 15:55:02 UTC
I love it. I can't wait to read the whole thing.

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marysharpwitted October 17 2012, 00:50:31 UTC
*cough* I have the plot bunny summarized i.e. written down. I've thought of proceeding to the outline... :-D

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kayotica October 17 2012, 15:55:37 UTC
Well, get on it! Chop chop. Not much time left. :)

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marysharpwitted October 18 2012, 00:25:07 UTC
:D

How much did you write today? *evil*

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kayotica October 19 2012, 22:26:41 UTC
uhm ... ah ... well ... dammit.

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lizzardgirl October 17 2012, 06:13:43 UTC
I'm a little behind my own schedule, but not very much. I've seven pages written and all plotted out. Also, I've added Marianne as the nymphomaniac femme fatale-wannabe and I've added this little bit for fun:

‘Men from his squadron, hah,’ Middleton said. ‘That won’t be easy, eh. Let’s see, who was there - quite a few of them got shot down, of course - Wentworth’s stationed somewhere in Indochina now, eh, you won’t be able to get hold of him, Crawford, eh, no, he got shot down as well, Wickham was killed in a brawl in Lueneburg just last month, eh, heard about it just the other day, then Bertram, eh, he went mad after D-Day - who else was there? - right, Bingley, last I heard, he was somewhere off in the States, oh, of course, Fitzwilliam, I’m told that whatever he does is all hush-hush, no luck finding him, oh, and Darcy, that was a pity, eh, drowned in his own pond, hah, just after he survived being shot down.’

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kayotica October 17 2012, 15:57:14 UTC
Seven pages already? You want to make me feel bad for not having written anything, don't you?

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lizzardgirl October 17 2012, 17:11:18 UTC
Those seven pages translate to 4 of 25 plotted scenes, so it's not very much ... I always write in 14pts because it's easier on the eyes.

But yes, you should feel bad and start writing! ;-)

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kayotica October 17 2012, 15:58:16 UTC
Very happy and the line is gold; it's utterly perfect.

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cincan19 October 17 2012, 20:13:21 UTC
Great line!

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jimmyhk October 20 2012, 04:44:52 UTC
Basically done. But then, it's the editing process that kills me.

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