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Kindness, a positive feeling to emulate.

Perspectives

2.-Seems to me you are thinking in a broader audience, and it knock my head “Why not"?”. Why should you submit your writings into a reduced web space, when you can think in a broader audience, so that is a yes.

3.- I’m not afraid to go that road. I got no fear to go into that road. I got no lack mentality in the sense that I’m not able to do it in an awesome way. I’m confident in that respect, and I know that I can kick some ass

4.- The problem is going into the web where you don’t know, who is evaluating what, under what rules, who are the participants, who are the judges. Judges dressed in the web as bartenders, or drunken people, or people that do not really know about writing stories?

Secondly, it seems to me that writing sometimes is related to a culture, and every culture is different. “Ciudades Desiertas” de Enrique Aviles Fabila has that concept, a Mexican looking into the American culture, and taking a look at the USA from his perspective that he call those cities  “Ciudades Desiertas”, y después miras a Ernest Hemingway “For whom the Bells Tolls” and there you see a gringo looking at the Spanish culture, in a very deep social transformation.

What does that means?  Who is going to judge,  under what rules, under what concept? and good luck there!

However, if there is a real one chance, like hispanic literature with hispanic judges, there might be a chance.

Why?

Because those perspectives varies depending on the culture, as I proved in the paragraph above. And talking about culture, “women” are not seen seemingly the same in the American culture than in the Mexican culture. In the Mexican culture, women are a token, vital icon of society expecting to have some roles into the family that varies differently from the American society, more liberated, and mixed in the supposedly “equality gender”.  (And man arrested for supposedly beat a wife with no evidence, but for the sake of this night, let’s put him in jail. Child support for the husband in a cheating wife? What the heck? ) Those issues might be a wonderful topic to explore. Are we in an equal society in every aspect of life?

“One thousand And One Night with Miss Beautiful” still has some doubts about that role, between the Mexican and the American way of life.

5.- To submit, an article, into a web site, where there is a lack of rules, clear rules, real names, leads into fake polls, that’s why I have been insisting into going real, because real, counts, and there is no cheating audiences, no cheating surveys, no cheating counts, etc etc etc. (Do you agree with me?, do I lie in that sense?)

6.- On this end of the rope, there’s a man trying to go for a line of honor and respect doing wonderful things with my own hands, and I said “wonderful” because my hands and my body and my soul are connected into creating wonderful never seen, nor done, nor expected things (I said trying becauseI don't do things perfectly all the time); and on the other side of the rope, cheating games, fake people, fake statistics responding in a cheated way to a man that is giving the opposite, the best?

7.- P.D : I never work against me. My strengths I develop more, and my other skills are my strengths in a developing circle. We are humans, not binary human beings as computers going for yes as “1″, and “no” for 0. We are only humans, not R2D2 lifting the hand according to a command “1″,  and “0″ for No (Do not do it!) We are humans may friend! 

Hey and DO NOT DO those #$%^&^ ID’s. I HATE them! Me caen USURA!  (Mexican slang referring to the most hated issue, in a mouth of a well being raised highly educated human being of the Mexican upper class).

* Ms Therapist? Can we go for a session into how I started to hate fake ID?

Wowww

TRAS BAMBALINAS

La escena; la escena de transición capitulo 4:  It is just the fucking rain! No, it is not!.

Primero que nada, me gusto el cambio de escena. 

1.- Venia de una escena digamos “tradicional” a una escena de “aventura”. Teníamos que inventar algo que pasara suave de una escena a otra, a  partir de dónde nos habíamos quedado para dar continuidad. La continuidad era importante, para conectar una escena con la otra, y darle seguimiento a la historia.

2.- Después, se pensó en el diálogo que necesitaba para entrar en el capítulo nuevo, y se pensó en algo elocuente, que llamara la atención, como el concepto del beso. Y teníamos que darlo inmediatamente a la entrada del capítulo, porque siempre las primeras líneas tenemos que atrapar al lector entre la trama.  

Entonces parte de ello, era voltear los papeles tradicionales de las mujeres (femeninas, unas pintadas, zapatos) a otro mas agresivo, más masculino, y los ejemplos estaban en los otros personajes femeninos tipo Lara Croft, con instintos de valentía masculina, o la otra personaje de Katniss Everdeen en “Hunger Games”. Es decir, queríamos pasar de una escena tradicional con una mujer tradicional, a otra de aventura con un personaje femenino de aventura.

El propósito era copiar personajes femeninos con características masculinas (poder, fuerza, destreza, cáracter, empuje), y la jugada, en esta escena, fue mas bien, desmitificar el ser femenino y ponerlo en un carácter masculino. Tener la cara de la mujer, pero el carácter del hombre, y por eso el juego del beso, y las otras escenas de “Quedate aquí, no salgas”, mientras su amigo está en la escena atrás, y ella está dispuesta a enfrentarse a los villanos. 

3.- En críticas que he escuchado acerca de estos cambios (y mire que no es solamente en linea, sino con otros amigos que han leído la historia) se menciona que no van muy de acuerdo en el sentido de que sea la mujer la que se aproxime a un beso, y tenga la libertad de hacerlo. Parece ser que esa idea que presentamos en los primeros párrafos del beso, no tuvo mucha aceptación no fue mucho de agrado, pues se dice que traspasa la cultura, ideas y valores de la mujer en el sentido de ser ella la que es seguida y cortejada. 

4.- El voltear la historia de una tradicional a otra de aventura, también exigía voltear los conceptos de los personajes.

5.- Será el beso considerado como una osadía al género femenino en un ambiente de aventura?” Usted me besó primero!”  “Quédese aquí atrás”, serán conceptos trastocados de la cabeza en una escena de aventura femenina?

Usted qué piensa?

6.- Y es cierto! Le falta trabajar más los caracteres y la ambientación para que no suene el pasaje como flojo. Le falta todavía más trabajo de soporte a ambientaciones y caracteres

Positivity Here

The old caricature of the composer is gone forever, which is, in my opinion, another good thing. As a composer myself, I strive to put my creativity first, no matter what tools I may use to realize my ideas.

Robert Raines explores the impact technology has had on the role of the musical composer (via oupacademic)

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Character Archetypes and How to Use Them in Your Novel - Novlr

There are twelve character archetypes split into four motivations at the heart of every story. Learn about archetypes and how to write them.

The idea of the twelve character archetypes was suggested by the Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung. His theory on basic human personalities suggests that each human is led predominantly by one of four motivations during their lifespan, split into three separate character traits. These archetypes are now often used by writers as a basis for their characters.

The "Provide Structure" trait includes:

The Caregiver

The Creator

The Ruler

The "Spiritual Journey" trait includes:

The Innocent

The Explorer

The Sage

The "Leave a Mark" trait includes:

The Hero

The Outlaw

The Magician

The "Connect With Others" trait includes:

The Everyman

The Lover

The Jester