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Jul. 29th, 2006 06:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
cpolkSeven things I'm not quite willing to promise to leave out, even though I possibly should:
1. Elves, because even though I bitch and moan about them a lot, I love them so much arrrrgh.
2. paying attention to sartorial details whenever I can get away with it in that particular POV. clothe make the man, you know. it's worth talking about.
3. Monarchies and Empires. because dude, maybe restoring the rightful king is an enamel grinding plot device, but being King? is cool. even if you're just a peculiar sort of celebrity because you're the head of a constitutional monarchy...
4. Love triangles. jeepers, people, boy meets girl is done to death, and Love triangles have their fair share of rips and tears, but the sheer combinations of conflict and attraction alone are enough to set up PAGES of character building goodness.
5. describing trees and bugs and bugs and trees and water. otherwise, how would anyone know I wrote it?
6. Dances, parties, feasts, and meetings.
7. the social structure of magic using peoples.
1. Elves, because even though I bitch and moan about them a lot, I love them so much arrrrgh.
2. paying attention to sartorial details whenever I can get away with it in that particular POV. clothe make the man, you know. it's worth talking about.
3. Monarchies and Empires. because dude, maybe restoring the rightful king is an enamel grinding plot device, but being King? is cool. even if you're just a peculiar sort of celebrity because you're the head of a constitutional monarchy...
4. Love triangles. jeepers, people, boy meets girl is done to death, and Love triangles have their fair share of rips and tears, but the sheer combinations of conflict and attraction alone are enough to set up PAGES of character building goodness.
5. describing trees and bugs and bugs and trees and water. otherwise, how would anyone know I wrote it?
6. Dances, parties, feasts, and meetings.
7. the social structure of magic using peoples.
