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Left Hook, Plot Hook - GrooveMan.exe - 05-08-2010 There was a knock at the door, fast and angry. I put down the poorly-written tabloid, and shuffled into the hallway; adjusting my dressing-gown for modesty. Without a word, I undid the bolt and pulled the door open - and violently jerked backwards to avoid the fist that was still pounding away, now at empty air. It was him, as I expected. No big deal, we'd been through this before. "Hey there!" I said, with a forced smile; suddenly wishing I was dressed in something less casual. "How has your day been?" He stormed straight past me, and didn't even bother to look around. "Goddamn boring and dehydrating." I could hear him stomp out of the hallway into the kitchen. "So have you got anything to drink, or what? I'm dying here." Shutting the door, I pursued him into the back. The fridge door was already open, and he was rooting through its contents. He chose a carton of juice, and begin to chug directly from it - though he then realised that it was unsweetened grapefruit juice, and promptly spat it back out again. I really should stop answering the front door. RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - Cobalt Blue - 05-08-2010 that title RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - GrooveMan.exe - 05-08-2010 Plok hoot. RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - DadNier - 05-08-2010 (05-08-2010, 03:54 PM)Francisco Cifuentes Wrote: Tim Follin Hook RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - Gold - 05-08-2010 There was a knock at the door, fast and angry. I put down the poorly-written tabloid, and shuffled into the hallway; adjusting my dressing-gown for modesty. Without a word, I undid the bolt and pulled the door open - and violently jerked backwards to avoid the fist that was still pounding away, now at empty air. Mooman says (2:17 PM): сделайте чего вы хотите потому что пират свободен Vanilla Ice - If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. says (2:17 PM): It was him, as I expected. No big deal, we'd been through this before. "Hey there!" I said, with a forced smile; suddenly wishing I was dressed in something less casual. "How has your day been?" He stormed straight past me, and didn't even bother to look around. "Goddamn boring and dehydrating." Vanilla Ice - If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. says (2:18 PM): I could hear him stomp out of the hallway into the kitchen. "So have you got anything to drink, or what? I'm dying here." Shutting the door, I pursued him into the back. The fridge door was already open, and he was rooting through its contents. He chose a carton of juice, and begin to chug directly from it - though he then realised that it was unsweetened grapefruit juice, and promptly spat it back out again. I really should stop answering the front door. -kaia-anthony- [Roses have thorns, and silver fountains mud][perspective],-:~*~:-,. "Welcome to hell, my dear." ó.Ø says (2:18 PM): O.o -kaia-anthony- [Roses have thorns, and silver fountains mud][perspective],-:~*~:-,. "Welcome to hell, my dear." ó.Ø says (2:19 PM): ......What the hell you going on about? Vanilla Ice - If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. says (2:19 PM): Hm? Oh sorry, wrong window. -kaia-anthony- [Roses have thorns, and silver fountains mud][perspective],-:~*~:-,. "Welcome to hell, my dear." ó.Ø says (2:20 PM): .................................WUt???? Vanilla Ice - If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. says (2:20 PM): What? -kaia-anthony- [Roses have thorns, and silver fountains mud][perspective],-:~*~:-,. "Welcome to hell, my dear." ó.Ø says (2:21 PM): ..... I lost the game Vanilla Ice - If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. says (2:21 PM): kranke Scheiße -kaia-anthony- [Roses have thorns, and silver fountains mud][perspective],-:~*~:-,. "Welcome to hell, my dear." ó.Ø says (2:24 PM): I'm just not gonna bother talking anymore.. Vanilla Ice - If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. says (2:20 PM): There was a knock at the door, fast and angry. I put down the poorly-written tabloid, and shuffled into the hallway; adjusting my dressing-gown for modesty. Without a word, I undid the bolt and pulled the door open - and violently jerked backwards to avoid the fist that was still pounding away, now at empty air. It was him, as I expected. No big deal, we'd been through this before. "Hey there!" I said, with a forced smile; suddenly wishing I was dressed in something less casual. "How has your day been?" He stormed straight past me, and didn't even bother to look around. "Goddamn boring and dehydrating." I could hear him stomp out of the hallway into the kitchen. "So have you got anything to drink, or what? I'm dying here." Shutting the door, I pursued him into the back. The fridge door was already open, and he was rooting through its contents. He chose a carton of juice, and begin to chug directly from it - though he then realised that it was unsweetened grapefruit juice, and promptly spat it ba Will says (2:20 PM): what *? Vanilla Ice - If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. says (2:20 PM): uice, and promptly spat it back out again. I really should stop answering the front door. Will says (2:21 PM): sounds like you should be a writer RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - GrooveMan.exe - 05-08-2010 OMG Y U TAEK CREDIT 4 MAH SHITTY PROSE?!?!? Also: Quote:-kaia-anthony- [Roses have thorns, and silver fountains mud][perspective],-:~*~:-,. "Welcome to hell, my dear." ó.Ø says (2:20 PM): My skin crawled. Just a lil. RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - GrooveMan.exe - 05-08-2010 No seriously, she sounds like dumb bitch. RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - Rhyme - 05-08-2010 You're now chatting with a random stranger. Say hi! Stranger: heyy You: There was a knock at the door, fast and angry. I put down the poorly-written tabloid, and shuffled into the hallway; adjusting my dressing-gown for modesty. Without a word, I undid the bolt and pulled the door open - and violently jerked backwards to avoid the fist that was still pounding away, now at empty air. It was him, as I expected. No big deal, we'd been through this before. "Hey there!" I said, with a forced smile; suddenly wishing I was dressed in something less casual. "How has your day been?" He stormed straight past me, and didn't even bother to look around. "Goddamn boring and dehydrating." I could hear him stomp out of the hallway into the kitchen. "So have you got anything to drink, or what? I'm dying here." Shutting the door, I pursued him into the back. The fridge door was already open, and he was rooting through its contents. He chose a carton of juice, and begin to chug directly from it - though he then realised that it was unsweetened grapefruit juice, and promptly spat it back out again. I really should stop answering the front door. Stranger: Stranger: that's prettty well written ;O You: oh You: thanks, stranger! Stranger: no problemo O.o Your conversational partner has disconnected. RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - Gold - 05-08-2010 You're now chatting with a random stranger. Say hi! You: There was a knock at the door, fast and angry. I put down the poorly-written tabloid, and shuffled into the hallway; adjusting my dressing-gown for modesty. Without a word, I undid the bolt and pulled the door open - and violently jerked backwards to avoid the fist that was still pounding away, now at empty air. It was him, as I expected. No big deal, we'd been through this before. "Hey there!" I said, with a forced smile; suddenly wishing I was dressed in something less casual. "How has your day been?" He stormed straight past me, and didn't even bother to look around. "Goddamn boring and dehydrating." I could hear him stomp out of the hallway into the kitchen. "So have you got anything to drink, or what? I'm dying here." Shutting the door, I pursued him into the back. The fridge door was already open, and he was rooting through its contents. He chose a carton of juice, and begin to chug directly from it - though he then realised that it was unsweetened grapefruit juice, and promptly spat it back out again. I really should stop answering the front door. Stranger: hello You: hey hey You: I wrote that. You: Just so you know. You: And I'm only twelve so. You: Yeah. Stranger: are you writing a book? You: Yes. You: That is the first chapter! What do you think? Stranger: niceee Stranger: i think it's super! You: Stranger: really, you wrote it very nice Stranger: i love to read books You: Thank you U_U You: Will you read my book? Stranger: i defenitly will! You: It might cost a lot of money though. Stranger: work work work:d You: I need to pay for doctor stuff so I will have to charge you a lot of money for it. Stranger: aaah, like that You: If you have a pay pal account I can set up a pre-order for you. Your conversational partner has disconnected. RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - Gold - 05-08-2010 You're now chatting with a random stranger. Say hi! You: Who You: whoa You: whao You: aegsrh You: dThere was a knock at the door, fast and angry. I put down the poorly-written tabloid, and shuffled into the hallway; adjusting my dressing-gown for modesty. Without a word, I undid the bolt and pulled the door open - and violently jerked backwards to avoid the fist that was still pounding away, now at empty air. It was him, as I expected. No big deal, we'd been through this before. "Hey there!" I said, with a forced smile; suddenly wishing I was dressed in something less casual. "How has your day been?" He stormed straight past me, and didn't even bother to look around. "Goddamn boring and dehydrating." I could hear him stomp out of the hallway into the kitchen. "So have you got anything to drink, or what? I'm dying here." Shutting the door, I pursued him into the back. The fridge door was already open, and he was rooting through its contents. He chose a carton of juice, and begin to chug directly from it - though he then realised that it was unsweetened grapefruit juice, and promptly spat it back out again. I really should stop answering the front door. Stranger: sick Stranger: I get a story You: Stranger: next You: kranke Scheiße You: That's all I've written so far You: That is just the first chapter! Stranger: I see Stranger: short story? You: No it is going to be a biiiig novel Stranger: oh yeah? Stranger: you a published author? Stranger: or just going for it? You: yes You: no... I'm only 12. >.<" Stranger: you've got a very strong voice for being 12 Stranger: you should be proud You: Thank you You: What do you think about the grapefruit juice part? Stranger: it's good You: I think it SUCKS. Stranger: well if you don't mind Stranger: I'm actually a bit of a writer myself You: Stranger: and your imagery is good, but hold up Stranger: He chose a carton of juice, and begin to chug directly from it - though he then realised that it was unsweetened grapefruit juice, and promptly spat it back out again. Stranger: the reason you don't like it is because your wording is off You: Oh? Stranger: your imagery is fine Stranger: though he then Stranger: there's our problem You: though he quickly realised ? Stranger: cut the word though from it Stranger: and you're golden You: adn quickly realised? Stranger: you should still be very proud (if you're actually 12 and not trolling me) your very strong Stranger: well here Stranger: we'll just fix your whole sentence Stranger: He chose a carton of juice (remove comma) and began (you spelt it begin) to chug directly from it. (I would recommend ending your clause with a period) Stranger: then we can move onto the next part You: Thanks Stranger: and this is a personal thing Stranger: but your story is from the individual answering the door's point of view Stranger: so... consider not even mentioning the fact that, "he realized" it was unsweetened Stranger: the other character isn't in his mind You: Do you think this might be too long for the first chapter though, or should I break it up / shorten it down? You: Ooh thats a good idea You: * Stranger: if this is a big book Stranger: this will probably be considered a very small chapter, actualy Stranger: actually* You: Oh... Stranger: one more thing You: So would I like just say that it was unsweetened and it must have caught it off guard or how do I deal wiht that now? >.<" Stranger: I would go about it Stranger: he spits it out Stranger: and is like Stranger: "Is this unsweetened?" Stranger: your main character doesn't even have to reply You: Ooh Stranger: and you should be proud, that's a very good way to show his character Stranger: I freaking hate grapefruit Stranger: and he clearly does too You: IS there any clue in the writing so far that he is actually a dinosaur or have I done a good job hiding the fact? Stranger: hahaha Stranger: Yeah there's... definately no indication that he's a dinosaur You: Nice Stranger: is that what's coming in later chapters? You: Yeah. He's a fat dinosaur and is not a very nice guy. Also more people come who are actually other things. One person is even actually a BOAT! Stranger: I see Stranger: I got trolled like no one's business Stranger: God damn You: Stranger: that was really good You: *takes a bow* Stranger: at first I thought you may be one Stranger: but I was like, fuck it Stranger: I'll go along Stranger: and then the dinosaur part came Stranger: and I was just like God damn it Stranger: I got trolled You: Well I /am/ only 12. Doens;t that sound like somethign a 12 year old would write? Stranger: besides certain grammatical issues Stranger: no Stranger: it sounds much better You: No, I mean the dinosaur part. Stranger: oh yeah absolutely Stranger: well hey, if that's actually your writing Stranger: I recommend some of the advice Stranger: but remember, this is your craft first and foremost Stranger: only you can decide what stays and what goes, and only you should decide You: mhm? Stranger: yeah Stranger: i'm beating a dead horse Stranger: so i'm gonna bounce You: lol m'kay. You: I think I might actually make a serious attempt at the dinosaur and the boat people though. Stranger: the boat person, I actually thought, would be neat You: Yeah You: I mean like You: Just a person You: And BAM You: They've actually been a boat that entire time Stranger: sounds cool Stranger: don't be surprised if it confuses your reader though You: lol yeah... Stranger: take care Your conversational partner has disconnected. RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - GrooveMan.exe - 05-08-2010 Wow, the random shit I banged out in 10 minues actually got critiqued and it was by a random stranger His suggestions were very much valid, too! RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - Chris2Balls [:B] - 05-08-2010 that last stranger was a cool guy RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - GaryASPG - 05-08-2010 this made me remember that story i never finished RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - water dog - 05-08-2010 im a story teller through my genious games i never make RE: Left Hook, Plot Hook - DadNier - 05-08-2010 i'm a story teller through my enormous dick |