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Writing and Speaking
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188 Stage Hero's Journey (Monomyth)- Hero's Journey- Various Suspects
Explicit scenes further establish potential suspects. The link between the detective hero and the deceased is developed, thus further establishing that the hero could have been the murderer. [If the hero was sexually linked to the deceased's wife, this is developed. She suspects him; her actions enhance his cynicism about her and women in general]. In The Maltese Falcon (1939), Miles’ wife visits.
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188 Stage Hero's Journey (Monomyth): Belly of the Whale (aspects of)
In the Belly of the Whale, the hero must do what he needs to do, learns what he needs to do, practices what he needs to do or similar. He engages in that act will serve him or send him to the Road of Trials, where his Old Self will dissolve away. He is preparing for the dissolution of the Ordinary Self. Then he makes the physical crossing where all routes back are cut off - there is no going back.
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188 Stage Hero's Journey (Monomyth): Final Conflict: Developing The Antagonism
Post the Crossing of the Return Threshold and before the Master of Two Worlds and Selves, a hell of a lot happens that is rarely given mention. The Final Conflict (a metaphor for this stage) follows a distinct process. One aspect of this process is the buildup of the antagonism's threat. In Straw Dogs (1971), the Major arrives (a mentor and supernatural aid) and is quickly defeated by the Demon King (Tom) [the Major confronts Tom; Tom shoots the Major].
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188 Stage Hero's Journey (Monomyth): Antihero: Threshold Guardians
Threshold Guardians mark the entry to the First Threshold, but a Threshold Guardian must also be overcome in the First Threshold as a whole - this is a marker of evolution. In Spartacus (1963), Spartacus must overcome Marcellus. In Scarface (1983), Tony must overcome the Colombians.
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The Match Game: Finding the Right Editor
Setting out to find the right editor for your manuscript puts you on the road to feeling confident you’ve got a good match. To help in your search for find the right editor, get ready for a checklist of questions that a potential editor could ask you.
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Humanity
It's hard to define the word Humanity or kindness but it has a great meaning. We come across it in our every day to day life. It sometimes happen that we come across a incident and it touches us and remains fresh in our memory lifelong.
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Why Freelance Writers Are Lacking When It Comes to Technology
I'm constantly amazed at the lack of technology know-how among freelance writers - and I wholeheartedly include myself in this category. So, why do freelance writers lag in this area? Following are my theories, and how to go about changing this:
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Writing 101: Setting And Characters - Who Did That Where?
In novels, both characterization and setting are extremely important. These items are often treated separately by those who like to tell us how we should write. However, the characters must fit into the setting in one of two ways: The character was born and raised in the setting or the character was imported into the setting (by the writer).
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