Crack'd Queries

[amari_z]

I feel a little silly doing this, but what the hell. With the next installment of Resurrection, I think we’re going to be hitting a total 100 pages of teh crack [!!] and since the latest chapter is giving me fits and I’m kind of stuck figuring out a scene, I need some stimulation.

So, I was wondering what you guys who have been following this crazy stuff are thinking—what do you want to see more or less of? Don’t panic—I do have the broad strokes of the plot in mind (umm, yeah)—but some of the details are more flexible and open to messing around with.

So, while no promises that I can do any of it, anyone have anything they want to see? There seem to be an infinite number of possibilities for mischief and it sometimes surprises me what you guys pick out to comment on—so let me know if there’s stuff you’d like to see more (or less) of or scenarios you’re waiting to see. (More political stuff, less political stuff, when is Dagonet gong to get some actual dialogue, I want the knights to go grocery shopping, stop making Galahad the butt of every joke, more magic, the knights need an outing to a waterslide park—whatever.)

If you’ve no comment, that’s cool too. I’m just wondering and in need of some prodding. : )

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Hmmmm. What would I like to see? How about the introduction of a very neglected character in the Arthurian myths, Morgan Le Fey. She could be a psychiatrist or M.E., in the early legends she is described as the priestess/healer who healed Arthur. Maybe the knights are sent to see her for therapy. That would actually be rather amusing, can you imagine trying to help Tristan or Lancelot work through their issues? In any I would love to see her in fan fiction, if only because I have a real soft spot for her, and I can't stand Guinevere. Never could.

[amari-z.livejournal.com]

Hmm. While I have no current plans of having Ms. Le Fay make an appearance, anything is possible. I only pretend I'm in control here, after all.

And, yes, they do seem like they would benefit from some serious therapy, don't they? But I'm rather afraid it would be difficult to get them to cooperate. : )

Thanks for the suggestion!