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start-up word count for Epilogue B - Family Matters: 1661
appearing characters: Seishiro, Subaru, Tree-san, Nokoru, Suoh, Akechi, Iyjuin, Kamui, TwinStarFuma (TSF from now on), and probably Yoshi, the cat.
pov characters set: Subaru, Seishiro
pov characters possible: Tree-san, Kamui, TSF, Akechi
scene structure as of now: Tree's dreamtalking with Subaru, "It's the age", Campus meeting: "How's the tummy?", Subaru & Akechi, Sei & Nokoru, "You want this.", TSF intercepts Sei, All-in-One, Su & Nokoru, Camus' Caligula.
scene worked on today: DreamTalk
scene completed? yes
character getting a crash course in dark onmyojutsu logic: Subaru
character who begs to differ: Tree-san (and it is smug about it!)
quote of the day: "I don't serve you!"
Unrelated side-note: I caught the movie "Farewell, my concubine" on tv a few weeks ago, and it's still hauntingly vivid on my mind. It's a rare event that a movie truly moves me like this one does. Sadly, it's already a fairly old one with no dvd available here. If you get the chance to watch it, do it, it's definitely worth your time (as a TBX fan and else).
appearing characters: Seishiro, Subaru, Tree-san, Nokoru, Suoh, Akechi, Iyjuin, Kamui, TwinStarFuma (TSF from now on), and probably Yoshi, the cat.
pov characters set: Subaru, Seishiro
pov characters possible: Tree-san, Kamui, TSF, Akechi
scene structure as of now: Tree's dreamtalking with Subaru, "It's the age", Campus meeting: "How's the tummy?", Subaru & Akechi, Sei & Nokoru, "You want this.", TSF intercepts Sei, All-in-One, Su & Nokoru, Camus' Caligula.
scene worked on today: DreamTalk
scene completed? yes
character getting a crash course in dark onmyojutsu logic: Subaru
character who begs to differ: Tree-san (and it is smug about it!)
quote of the day: "I don't serve you!"
Unrelated side-note: I caught the movie "Farewell, my concubine" on tv a few weeks ago, and it's still hauntingly vivid on my mind. It's a rare event that a movie truly moves me like this one does. Sadly, it's already a fairly old one with no dvd available here. If you get the chance to watch it, do it, it's definitely worth your time (as a TBX fan and else).
