Maya Wylie

@kate *fist bump back, but fails to see how it’s any more quiet than any other fist bump*

*In my best Armie Hammer impression* Is it really that obvious?

@daeus-lamb I’m honored that you’re honored.

Wait… are you discrediting the authenticity of the other INTPs on the forum?

There’s a lot of people on here that I haven’t met yet. Did the…[Read more]

I’m an INFJ, though I suspect I have a little ISFJ in me, too. (Surprising, right?)

I relate so much to what the other INFJ’s are talking about. I do happen to be an extroverted introvert, which means I can appear to be extroverted when with friends but am really very private and need to be alone sometimes.

And I’m too enigmatic for my own good.…[Read more]

@m_corinnemusic Cool! I wrote lyrics at one time, but I haven’t messed with anything like that in forever. I would love to listen when you get it done!:)

@m_corinnemusic Yes! I actually did. It’s not totally finished but it’s a start. What about you?

@m_corinnemusic Cindy tells me ENFJs and INFJs burn down the world together. I kinda like the idea. 😏

@m_corinnemusic Ooh, that’s a good plan for Cap. That might work. Getting control of the music is going to be difficult, but hopefully not impossible. I personally like a good mix, so hopefully we’ll be able to come up with something that Starlord approves of. Or at least tolerates. ;D

@m_corinnemusic Yay! I can provide some organization (Starlord probably won’t get along with me too well as far as methods go. XD), hopefully-restrained fangirling (Loki AND Shuri AND Peter Parker? Marvel fan heaven. The only addition I’d make would be Captain America, but I don’t think he’s really into the whole “take over the world” thing.), and…[Read more]

@m_corinnemusic I love your preferred method of taking over the world! Can I join you pleeeeeeeease?

@m_corinnemusic Good luck! I hope you succeed! I love your tag name by the way. 🙂

Okay guys. It’s officially submitted. *thumbs up* You people are amazing.

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Alrighty people. First of all, thanks so much for all your help in the doc. You could set up as an editing team and take over the world. ;P

We’re still a few dozen words over the limit, but that shouldn’t be too hard to fix with some more clipping. Right now I’m just going to open the floor for general thoughts on the point of the prompt—…[Read more]

Okay guys. *deep breath* I’m not quite happy with it, but that’s what first drafts are for. We’re over our limit by a few hundred words, so clipping would probably be a good thing to look for. 😛 Let’s get started.…[Read more]

@literatureforthelight  Exactly! That’s exactly what I had in mind. Leave the audience wondering if the fire pixie was real. I couldn’t have said it better.

Also, @corissa I think we could do the same kind of thing with his moral dilemma. Give both choices enough weight to leave the audience wondering if he made the right choice. Whatever he…[Read more]

I like the second idea as well; it’s a bit less of a plot to cram in 2,500 words. I would agree with Kate, though, that we don’t know whether or not the fire pixie is real, although we could probably hint at what Noah said, to make the audience think there might be some mental disorder going on, but leave all of them unsure.

(Apparently…[Read more]

I’m with you, @kate, I like the second idea better. It would lend itself pretty easily to one scene. Where he and the pixie break into the palace and warn the king.

We could give him a sort of hallucinogenic schizophrenia, or whatever you call that, where you see and interact with people/things that aren’t real. Then we could make the fact that…[Read more]

@Literatureforthelight we have been unusually prolific with ideas, haven’t we? 😛 I suppose that’s a good problem to have though.

If my memory serves me, we have two main ideas on the table now.

Chimneysweep is sweeping chimneys with the aid of happy fire pixies whom all other chimneysweeps mistreat, when the pixies discover a plot to…[Read more]

I tried replying twice a few hours ago, and neither one showed up, so let’s see if third time’s the charm. 😛 😉

@kate I absolutely love that idea!

What would we do with the ending then? Would he still go back to his chimney sweep life, and if so what would that make the theme? Or would we give it a warmer, happier ending, where he does get…[Read more]

@Julianne welcome! Thanks for jumping right in and contributing; great thoughts.

@Corissa I love the idea of him being kind to the fairies. Great way to spin it.

But guys, guys— before we go any further I had a thought. I’ve been trying to think how we can better fulfill the prompt, moving on from the story and developing an engaging voice…[Read more]

Okay.

I just got caught up with the conversation, let me recap what we have so far (disclaimer: as I understand it):

We have two story lines here.

The first (which I think we scrapped already, but just in case):

Kid, the chimney-sweep, 5, is happily sweeping chimneys for his chimney-sweep master, when he finds out about a plot to kill a…[Read more]

@R-M-archer we could use your fantasy smarts here.

I’m thinking we could do this not as a typical ‘London chimneysweep’ deal, but actually have it be a chimneysweep ring in a fantasy city. What difference does it make? At heart, none, but it could do two things. One, allow us to get really creative with the way chimneys are swept (do the boys…[Read more]