Eldrid Unne (LJi s8e14)

Feb 13, 2012 20:06

CHORUS: A “modern” Greek chorus in masks, led by a person who wears a brown Domo baseball cap

ASH LAD: A perplexed young man, entangled in the world around him

RAVEN FELLOWS: Ash’s misguided guiding light, a leader of the pack

LILIN AGRAT: Fellows’ girlfriend and consort

ANTSY PIX: One of the pack and Ash’s best friend

PENELOPE WILLS: A beautiful, older ( Read more... )

flaming sword, myth, fantasy, ash, demons, season 8, fire spirit, angels, dream, twitterpated, queens, entry 14, whiskey, leader, chorus, coffee, love, therealljidol, raven, one act play

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basric February 14 2012, 01:28:01 UTC
Very interesting choice of format. Well done.

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cloworora February 14 2012, 17:13:01 UTC
I think I took alephz's advice of not being a one trick pony a little too close to heart. Thank you for reading.

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sonophax February 14 2012, 01:43:46 UTC
Wow! I was really impressed by this. You have an uncanny knack to adapt yourself to every style I've seen you attempt so far without losing a centimeter of that incisive brand of wit. I'm not sure I would've been able to write something as a one act play, let alone one so sleekly constructed. You rock!

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cloworora February 14 2012, 17:15:55 UTC
I know you are, but what am I?

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lawchicky February 14 2012, 03:02:08 UTC
Oh- really unexpected here- I liked this a lot.

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cloworora February 14 2012, 17:16:40 UTC
Enjoy it while you can. I don't think I'll be writing another one act play anytime soon. Thanks for reading.

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alien_infinity February 14 2012, 13:23:21 UTC
He holds onto a child’s mind in vain.

I liked this line a lot.

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cloworora February 14 2012, 17:17:05 UTC
Thank you.

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whipchick February 15 2012, 23:48:57 UTC
Fun excursion in style! And it's interesting how all of your characters have deeper meanings, too.

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cloworora February 16 2012, 05:33:03 UTC
Well, I made a choice. I can include hidden references that become a Kaufman-esque inside joke that only I get or I include takes on further literary cues and give the foundation for some of the ideas. I think the latter works out better.

Thank you for reading.

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