Duncan and Methos in my bedroom

They're invisible but there're here! *g*

Funny story -- so, this morning while I was awakening I opened up iTunes to listen to some music killabeez showed me (all lovely, btw. I love Separated. :)). I'm listening to the music and it's all good and when I'm finally awake I go to take a shower. When I came back Duncan and Methos were talking in my bedroom only I can't see them. Disembodied voices! I was really quite startled at first, thinking I'd finally gone round the bend, but then I realized iTunes circled through to the D/M sound files I have that Killa send me ages ago.

And then I laughed at myself.

Duncan and Methos in my bedroom

They're invisible but there're here! *g*

Funny story -- so, this morning while I was awakening I opened up iTunes to listen to some music killabeez showed me (all lovely, btw. I love Separated. :)). I'm listening to the music and it's all good and when I'm finally awake I go to take a shower. When I came back Duncan and Methos were talking in my bedroom only I can't see them. Disembodied voices! I was really quite startled at first, thinking I'd finally gone round the bend, but then I realized iTunes circled through to the D/M sound files I have that Killa send me ages ago.

And then I laughed at myself.

My LJ superpower!

I have an LJ superpower and that superpower is the ability to be completely oblivious to about 85% of whatever given drama happens to be occurring. It's a nice power, good power, but when I finally take notice of something I'm always "wah?". heh.

Anyhoo, that's neither here nor there, really. This post has only one purpose and that's to direct you to wickedwords's excellent 3 point approach to Characterization. Apparently the ever-present grumblings about "proper" or "correct" characterizations have been cropping up in various fandoms (I'm hearing it in Atlantis and in Pirates).

Maybe if I beg Rache will treat us to her Bruiser/Bleeder theory. *g*

My LJ superpower!

I have an LJ superpower and that superpower is the ability to be completely oblivious to about 85% of whatever given drama happens to be occurring. It's a nice power, good power, but when I finally take notice of something I'm always "wah?". heh.

Anyhoo, that's neither here nor there, really. This post has only one purpose and that's to direct you to wickedwords's excellent 3 point approach to Characterization. Apparently the ever-present grumblings about "proper" or "correct" characterizations have been cropping up in various fandoms (I'm hearing it in Atlantis and in Pirates).

Maybe if I beg Rache will treat us to her Bruiser/Bleeder theory. *g*