Writing goals

BRILLIANT.

That's how you know you've done well.
Writing mistakes that somehow turn to perfection.

Honestly, I can't stand it when that happens either. Maybe I should try leaving it next time instead of trying to fix it, or pretending it never happened.
 
Me writing the kids dialogue: “…And then i was *autocorrect changes my misspelling of ‘awake’ to ‘dead’
Me: WOAH. Wait a sec we’re getting ahead of ourselves now
I can't believe you're gonna kill her.
My predicament is that Arne HAS to take them off Altair’s corpse
sentences I never wanna read again 😭
 
My predicament is that Arne HAS to take them off Altair’s corpse
So buddy’s gotta get them back at some point
Usually what sums up my cases, though maybe not the corpse part. Then it's hard, because making a whole side trip to rescue something that might be mildly unimportant just for an important scene...

But that's where @RDchicken99 is pointing to brilliance. They are important. Things just got complicated because now he has to go back to get these things that reminds him of his father, risking getting in the same trap or worse that he was in previously, and now everyone is biting their nails off their fingers worried that he might get caught, and that he might not be able to get them back again.
 

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