Weird Harold
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Judo, you have a PM.
In one of chicklet's earliest posts, she mentioned this -- it's kind of a "time marker"concept where certain events are included in each story to clearly indicate that it's the same day instead of a sequence of similar days. Including them would give a sort of Dejavu feeling to the stories, but mostly, they'll provide a frame of reference for the other authors.
When you end your story, put him back at this point for the next author to take over from.
I don't think you really know how many will participate, you can add thirty or forty "decision points" to your story for other authors to choose from. Not all of the decision points you include have to be used, and you may write something that another author might see as a "decision point" that you didn't intend as one.
How he leaves the party is one decision point that is inevitable, and any author that chooses to turn away from your story at that point is going to bypass all of your other decision points.
An outline/timeline of potential decision point would be helpful tothose who might be interested.
JUDO said:I don't know what you mean about "at 9 O'clock this, at 8 O'clock that." I haven't read anything like that in the thread so far.
In one of chicklet's earliest posts, she mentioned this -- it's kind of a "time marker"concept where certain events are included in each story to clearly indicate that it's the same day instead of a sequence of similar days. Including them would give a sort of Dejavu feeling to the stories, but mostly, they'll provide a frame of reference for the other authors.
JUDO said:...Party is largely over and his ride is gone. He finds a ride (or not) and finishes the evening.
(* At this point, I think most other chapters would begin *)
When you end your story, put him back at this point for the next author to take over from.
JUDO said:...Now, then as an alternate setup, If you are thinking of a series of events in the beginning story that could spawn other stories, then how many participants do we have? Well, so far, none because we don't have a signup deadline.
If we know how many, I could include a similar number of incidents in my chapter, so that others could take it from there.
I don't think you really know how many will participate, you can add thirty or forty "decision points" to your story for other authors to choose from. Not all of the decision points you include have to be used, and you may write something that another author might see as a "decision point" that you didn't intend as one.
How he leaves the party is one decision point that is inevitable, and any author that chooses to turn away from your story at that point is going to bypass all of your other decision points.
An outline/timeline of potential decision point would be helpful tothose who might be interested.