Arrrrggghhh!

[jebbypal]

Can I just say that I don't know how Joss and co ever managed to complete a script on time? Or that I can completely understand how different characters always ended up with similar word phrasings occassionally? (beyond being from the same general area, duh). It just seems like I get to the middle of every gorram story that involves the entire ship and I end up with the problem of which POV to show from...which one to convey the most yet not give it all way? And it's especially difficult since I 'm struggling to train myself to NOT switch POV's during a scene. Sorry...but it's bad form and now that I'm trying not to do it, it is annoying me to no end in fic that I used to LOVE.

Sigghh...Of course can't complain about the same in Susanna's story now can I? Just one-two characters there to deal w/ POV generally and there I get stuck on what to do next. *hunts for plot stick to beat muse w/*

Gorramit..I want to write....more than that I want to not look back at a paragraph and hate it. Maybe doing vignettes was a bad thing...seems so much easier sometimes to do them once I got the hang of it. I know I know...stop wanting it to be perfect until it's done and then just edit. I'm trying I promise.

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[fleshlycherry.livejournal.com]

Simple Fix: Be a fanaticly rabid fangirl and become absolutely uncapable of writting in anyother POV than your favourite character and/or the third person. It works for me *teehee*

So. Tired.

[jebbypal]

WEll go get some sleep today darling:) And yes...that is how I started out with writing only Mal and River. I think I'm too far gone sadly to go back to that.

[fleshlycherry.livejournal.com]

I wouldn't say "sadly". Its a good thing to have other characters :)

[inalasahl]

I know what you mean. I've sort of given up myself. I've decided to stick to just writing from the POV of a few certain characters, because otherwise the other characters start to sound like them anyway.