Open Thread: Oracle Hotline

[mithen]

--favourite future (unwritten) scene in your current WiP?

One of the things I love about having WiPs is anticipating writing certain sections! Right now I'm looking forward to writing about the first time Sami and Kevin meet each other--they've never talked about it much, just enough that there are interesting hints and clues about why they didn't like each other much at first. So there'll be some fun detective work there!

What are you eagerly anticipating right now?

Comments

[vegetablearian]

I'm looking forward to writing the big confrontation between the heroine and her enemy. I've been building towards it for a while but she chickens out/something comes up whenever she gets close. But the actual thing is coming up soon :)

[mithen]

I've been building towards it for a while but she chickens out/something comes up whenever she gets close.

It can be frustrating when a character does that--though I have a feeling it's all been part of your master plan! I hope you were able to get to it in the last couple of weeks!

[bradygirl_12]

I'm eagerly anticipating writing the focal scene of the story: can a trade of sexual favors save another crew member? Or are they completely out of luck? Inquiring minds want to know! 😊

[mithen]

Yesss, that's the kind of question that is always fun to answer!

[svgurl]

First meetings are always so fun to write, especially if there are things hinted at that can finally be expanded upon.

In my role reversal fic (which I need to get back to), I'm looking forward to writing a few relationship type scenes between Clark and Lois, namely an almost kiss on the rooftop of his parents' place, them actually getting together, and him finding out her secret. However, it does make it hard waiting and filling in the gaps in between while you wait to get to what you want to write!

[mithen]

However, it does make it hard waiting and filling in the gaps in between while you wait to get to what you want to write!

It really does! I love writing almost-kisses, too--they're frustrating in just the right way.