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2005-12-19 05:08 am (UTC)
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Thank you!
When cutting chapters I almost always cut it on an end-scene, but if the scene is too long the only alternative is really a cliff-hanger. I don't like them much--they have this DUN DUN DUN feeling.
I'm glad you're liking it, though.
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When cutting chapters I almost always cut it on an end-scene, but if the scene is too long the only alternative is really a cliff-hanger. I don't like them much--they have this DUN DUN DUN feeling.
I'm glad you're liking it, though.