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26:33 “It sounds like something you don’t want to drop and break”. LOL That was a funny thing to say.
I found this video inspiring and VERY informative. After 10 minutes or so I pulled out a notebook, and started taking notes. 😀 It helped me come up with tough questions for my plots. I was amazed how within minutes, by asking questions, it’s possible to find various plots & conflicts for one idea.
Thanks for putting up the video, very cool of you to have done this brainstorming session. Cheers.
That was such fun to watch! Thanks so much for posting it. And what interesting story concepts everyone is in the process of developing. I had more than a few moments when I thought… I can apply that question to this story or that story that I’m working on right now.
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