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HazbinThere
The what questions get more complex in early stages. The other's get more complex as you write... sometimes rereading you ask yourself questions and use those questions to lead into the next arch.
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HazbinThere
@6gnycgb64tprivatere1 okay, when writing unwritten questions are your friends as you need to answer them in the flow of writing. 1: fandom or non fandom, 2: what is the background of the universe?, 3: Who?, 4: when?, 5:where, 6: Why? and 7:How? In the process of writing these questions help to make the blocks you are building this story on.
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