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Would you survive a horror movie? Find out @ She's Crafty
You made it through the flick, but, um, it's not a pretty picture. You're the bloody heap in the corner who everyone thought was dead until you stumble into the hero's arms after the bad guy bites it (think Jamie Kennedy in Scream). You are a smart and fiesty person, but you're also a little reckless and you tend to put yourself in awkward positions -without a good weapon. But even though you get sliced up a bit, you get to survive and that's all that matters. Who needs all those toes, ears, and arms you'll be missing by the end of the flick anyway?

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Okay, disturbing.

I have a great desire to write something very, very dark and disturbing. I think it's time to get out the old Mad Gods manuscript and start to write the nightmares.

Dammit, I still want a villain.

I want to try to write a sympathetic villain, a truly evil person that the reader secretly agrees with and feels vaguely guilty for supporting his (or her) dark demonic power. *sigh* Maybe next book...












On another note, I did the other half of the Buffy Dream Date Quiz (got Willow last time), and got Giles. Dammit, it's because I like cricket, isn't it...?

[edit: silly horror movie quiz person forgot to close the font tag...]

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Wow. I've prepared a playlist of depressing music so I can write the nightmares in the later part of my book. And I have over ten hours of music on it. Almost thirteen hours once I put on some of Neil Gaiman reading some of his more disturbing stuff (The White Road, Troll Bridge...)

I'm suddenly very, very scared for my mental health.







On the plus side, I should have plenty of CDs to take with me to Tassie. Provided I can be arsed, of course.