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Well, let's see.
From what I've read, this is going to be more of an adventure than a comedy, so I'd suggest writing it in prose, not script. What you have so far is a fairly basic plot, but a good one to start out a story with. Keep working with what you've got.
Now, as to continuing the plot, I'm not sure how much I can help you with because it is your story, and not mine. However, inspiration normally comes at the oddest times, and, when I write my stories, I normally get down the gist of the plot like you have and then let the rest come to me as I progress. If you want to plan further ahead, you'll have to mainly do some brainstorming.
For the plot, I'd have Wolf come in doing something that's normal for that character. Maybe waking up or something. Then slowly describe him and his surroundings, making sure to introduce the other gang and the adventurers. You could possibly do that in another scene and then have the two come together. Move slowly with the plot and have a fairly reasonable flow to work with, describing the important attributes of the surroundings and characters. If you can, add in some plot twists to keep this original and make sure to allow your characters to have their own distinct personalities.
So, here's what I'd do:
- Keep what you have, brainstorming along the way.
- Don't do this in script. Do it in prose.
- Write a good amount in Microsoft Word and then post it.
-- This will help you get comments and assistance from others.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
~` Admiral Chek `~
From what I've read, this is going to be more of an adventure than a comedy, so I'd suggest writing it in prose, not script. What you have so far is a fairly basic plot, but a good one to start out a story with. Keep working with what you've got.
Now, as to continuing the plot, I'm not sure how much I can help you with because it is your story, and not mine. However, inspiration normally comes at the oddest times, and, when I write my stories, I normally get down the gist of the plot like you have and then let the rest come to me as I progress. If you want to plan further ahead, you'll have to mainly do some brainstorming.
For the plot, I'd have Wolf come in doing something that's normal for that character. Maybe waking up or something. Then slowly describe him and his surroundings, making sure to introduce the other gang and the adventurers. You could possibly do that in another scene and then have the two come together. Move slowly with the plot and have a fairly reasonable flow to work with, describing the important attributes of the surroundings and characters. If you can, add in some plot twists to keep this original and make sure to allow your characters to have their own distinct personalities.
So, here's what I'd do:
- Keep what you have, brainstorming along the way.
- Don't do this in script. Do it in prose.
- Write a good amount in Microsoft Word and then post it.
-- This will help you get comments and assistance from others.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
~` Admiral Chek `~
06-Jun-2008 18:58:55
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