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ARE U A VICTIM OF THE SYSTEM?

January 9 - 14, 2023

[fluffy-deer-bunny]

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I know what a terrible confusion sometimes arises in identifying characters while reading (I don't want it to happen in my writing either), so maybe it would be even funnier if on separate pages of the book there were such portraits of characters, their names and maybe a brief description of the characters who will act in the following chapters (in other words – in the further described part, because I've sections of the book divided into parts, and then chapters of these parts).

It just so happens that the characters are really not few in some places, probably because every new image of the ACTION (aka problem) is accompanied by a new image of the PERSONAGE. Perhaps, in some places this can be eliminated by combining, so to speak, two characters into one, so that purely compositionally the plot would be more concise, but not more superficial precisely due to the fact that the story of one character is easier to write than the stories of two, but with the same depth. In places, however, it is more appropriate to leave the characters as they are – all in their places, not united. Nevertheless, confusion can still arise, because in addition to them there are landscapes, philosophy and other details that cannot be overlooked. Therefore (since I'm an artist) wouldn't it be better to do it the way I said above?

In addition, I think my writing won't be without illustrations, because INITIATELY my head is set up to convey images in different formats, but they are first and foremost pictures, and only then words. It's not an excuse, but it's a fact that if I'm writing down a plot for a future cartoon, such a move might be more useful.