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You post a topic, list, category, whatever, in comments. (examples: "Five SG-1 Mission Reports That Were Less Than Entirely Truthful", or "Five Times Bruce Banner Lost His Toothbrush," or "Five Ways Nikola Tesla Failed to Take Over the World"). I'll answer with a list of
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It's like when Shift handled that moment when Justus met Red Wolf. It's not bad, I liked the story. It's an interesting perspective and dynamic, but I still didn't see the thoughts of the person I was expecting. I get Cate's thoughts, not Marc's. I still know nothing about him. And for some reason, I came off not liking Cate very much after this.
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Hadn't really thought about you wanting into his head. Hm... Well, let's try 'er again.
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I admit, I'm not sure I want in his head, but I would think the reaction needs to come from him.
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I will say this about it (because this sort of thing crops up in my work often): if he's asking specifically about more than one ability and he's SEEN her use more than one, then I do think her teasing was appropriate, especially when she's pointing out that he should have noticed.
Though that was more obvious in his version, it was certainly present in this one.
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And there is the big kicker. :smacks forehead: I tend toward subtlety and you tend to like characters who are striving toward understanding. Duh. Should have caught that sooner. And that's a real blind spot I sometimes have on picking POV, especially en media res of a longstanding relationship. Going to keep this in mind.
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How many times do I ask for clarification on a given piece or part of the story world?
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