A keeper graham norton review7/7/2023 ![]() ![]() Me, “Someone will come past, hear him calling for help and lower a rope down to him and haul him out.” Me in my head “Sounds good, but he’s eventually got to get out, so how will he escape?” ![]() And the antagonist then cuts the rope that’s attached to the bucket and throws it into the well with him, so he can’t climb up the rope.” ![]() Me “He’s going to get thrown down a well, which is too deep for him to get out. How is it going to have a dramatic ending?” “I’m going to ramp up the action so that my protagonists is going to get into a fight.” So, here is a hypothetical scenario, as I would play it out in my head. Which means you lost a whole lot of time by not thinking about it first. It could result in you going all the way back to before the fight started and re-writing the whole chapter so that this time they don’t get thrown down a well. No problem.īut if you don’t know how they are going to get out, you could end up staring at that screen for a very long time. So, your protagonist gets into a fight and gets thrown down a well. ![]()
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