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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).
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Date: 2010-06-29 21:53 (UTC)From:Eee... the epilogue is reaching a full completion. Yay!
And then onto more... hee.
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Date: 2010-06-30 06:17 (UTC)From:I so wish there were a DVD or online release for it.
Yes, it's kind of hard to grasp for me, given that I've been writing Family Matters since April 2006 (or the Decagram (in fact TBX as a whole) since August 2005)!
At least, the Decagram continues with Business as Usual, so it's not that tough on me. ;)
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Date: 2010-06-30 02:57 (UTC)From:no subject
Date: 2010-06-30 06:32 (UTC)From: