One of the reasons that explain why did I failed on my first attempts of writting the novel is because I was too immature to make an outline of the story. The start was -almost- always the same, but in the middle of the story you'd notice the character's names are different from those ones at the beginning, 'cause I didn't even have that issue clear.
What about the context? the names of the characters must be according to a geographical location and time where / when actions develope, at least. It doesn't make sense if your name is Brigitte but you are a native habitant from Latin America. Also, the environment changed constantly: of course at physical places, but also in another kinds of themes; sometimes she was a rich girl, even she could be a princess, while in other times she was trying to survive in the middle of a war. But the most notorious aspect of this problem was clothing: Occasionally, I imagined the characters wearing clothes that present current european fashion, but in other moments, in my mind I dressed the main character with dresses worn by the young sultans during the Ottoman Empire.
Now I know I must to correct these mistakes, but I keep thinking and I feel like if to decide one option would mean to limit the story too much, more that it should.
Author's note
Hey, guys! According to the same topic of the chapter, I want to ask you:
What do you think is the name of the Never Mind's main character?
What idea do you have about the context? Place, moment of the history, etc.
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Short Story"I found a notebook and I'm afraid to see what's inside..." By: antactic_princess No copy or adaptation is allowed. All rights reserved.
