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Happy Valentine's Day, everyone!

AllMovies20in20, Round Two -- Moulin Rouge

10 THEMES

Beginning	Betrayal	Blue	Clear	Dream
Muted Colors	Not 100x100	Shine	Tears	Texture

5 CATEGORY: OTP

#1	#2	#3	#4	#5

5 ARTIST'S CHOICE

#1	#2	#3	#4	#5

Crossposting from DW because LJ, in their "infinite wisdom", switched off the old posting thing.

Seriously, is it too early to file a complaint for a near-unusable interface?

Anyway, rant aside, managed to catch up on the Clone Wars episode "Sabotage".

( A long time ago in a galaxy far, far a -- spoilers! )

So, overall? Amazing. Definitely recommended. (Although I'm not looking forward to what happens to Ahsoka next time...oh dear...)

From gehayi. :)

 http://testyourvocab.com/?r=2446632

How Fiction Writing Works -- Day Twenty Four

23 - Static and Dynamic Characters: By definition a static character possesses one key attribute and does not change, while a dynamic character is possessed of several characteristics and changes over a story. Is one superior to the other? Do these categories really exist, or all characters simply characters? What kind do you use most often?

Hmmm, that's a very good question. I personally prefer the dynamic character if only because it provides more potential for stories. After all, character change is one of the most important things in fiction. Or at least a sense of character revelation -- revealing more about a character without necessarily changing them. I tend to use the dynamic characters as well as a mixture of static and dynamic (character revelation, really), although my use tends to lean towards the dynamic. Because I love writing characters in general, and I think the more they progress through the story, learn and change, the more the audiences will be able to identify with them. Laugh with them, cry with them...things like that. I think if I've done that, I'vs definitely done my job. :)

(Also, sorry for the lateness of this; let's say I've been caught up in studying for a test. Yeah...)

( Rest of questions. )

From sunnytyler001.

1. Tell me one thing you love about me.

2. Tell me two things you love about yourself. Make it good. No self-deprecation allowed!

3. Look through the comments ~ when you see someone you know, tell them three things you love about them.

4. Do this in your journal so I can tell you what I love about YOU - and if you've already done it, tell me so, so that I can go back and give you some love. (Optional, of course.)

So, watched the DOCTOR WHO episode "The Girl In The Fireplace".

Oddly apropos considering that today was Valentine's Day. Anyway, it was a really gorgeous episode, even though it was really sad.

( Adventures in time and -- spoilers! )

So yeah, overall, loved it. :3 Definitely recommended. (Also...yeah, Season 2 seems to be heading into the episodes-that-make-you-cry territory, isn't it? Honestly. Still a great episode, but man was it sad)