I came back to our rental property from an afternoon at the beach and found my mother in law trying to get into my laptop. And my spousal unit, bless him, "Sorry, mom, but I don't know my wife's passwords." Boundaries people. Respect them.
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:-D :-D ;-D
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I think the wicked stepsister may be my new favorite character and she hasn't even been written yet. LOL.
*reads the below comment to autumnia* AHAHAHA. Awesome. Please write it.
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And yes, I'm already shipping the indefatigable Martin and the not so evil stepsister.
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Hmm. I expect to find lots of very well written Talking Animals, discourses on contracts, joint ventures and monarchical managements. And oh yes, all the glorious historical footnotes, etc.
And if you were writing Cinderella... I do not think she would be a slave of her stepmother. No, she would be serving her stepfamily not because she had nowhere to go, but because she learned the will was a forgery and is on the hunt for the real document so she legally throw them out of the house. Of course, she also has friends--Good Beasts of course--helping her by spying on stepmother and stepsisters and reporting back to Cinderella in Rat and Crow.
And her fairy godmother? I see her as a shrewd adviser of sorts, not unlike a lawyer or a banker. Cinderella does not go to the Ball to win the heart of a Prince, but to corner him so she could discuss revising the marriage and inheritance laws of the country.
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Gay Finches, eh? Well, I suppose the High King didn't have to lecture them like he did with the Songbirds!
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And when you write a story! I expect to learn a bunch of things I never knew or even thought of before, both in terms of detail and just general thoughts; I expect a certain...expository style of prose? If that makes any sense. Your narrative style is very distinctive to me, is what I'm saying. Lots of descriptive explanation but that makes it sound boring when it's not at all :) And always, always a mix of literal laugh out loud humor and tiny-but-meaningful comments or moments that hit hard, over and over, in the best of ways.
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Also evidence of research.
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