Mar
9th
2019
Planning on starting Chapter 18, Part 2 this weekend · 12:19am Mar 9th, 2019
Back to scheduled relationship drama story.
Plan on this chapter to mainly focus on Pinkie- these next few chapters will focus on her more, and Applejack.
Stuff will be sprinkled in with the rest but part three will be Twilight, Rarity and Dash and Shy.
I just haven't hit on the two farm ponies enough and they have big important stuff to deal with in the coming chapters.
Due to the lesser character focus, part two will also probably have a bit of Klugetown stuff as well, cause I mentioned it in Part One in passing.
Don't want to forget a plot thread and that detour will be the last outside thing for a chapter or two once it's done. Cause Part 3 and the lead up to Nightmare Night will focus on Ponyville.
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Peridork · 171 views
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#Tentative barebones plans for the next few chapters
And so we wait. Love it!
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Why thank you. Sometimes I wonder if I write the story well. Responses like these make my day.
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Yer welcome
Sounds good. Looking forward to it.
I think you write the story brilliantly. Some things just work out to make great sense in the strange context you put the characters in and it totally works.
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Well that's always good to hear cause I always wonder about that, since I usually just try to keep track of all plot threads and general forward momentum. Honestly, in my head it's less of a story and more of an actual little movie of some sort. It's all just there in my head, slightly ahead of the story on the page itself and just sitting there waiting until I write something else. Hence why whenever I get to a rather odd digression or dark element I tend to blog worriedly about like how it will be received cause sometimes I don't plan everything and then my whole little movie slightly shifts.
Don't know why my brain can do that so well, but its probably why I tend to get almost a bit too overdescriptive with scenery cause its like a little play with all the actors running around it. Characters enter and leave when necessary, things kind of just happen, and stuff moves on.
From how most classical authors talk about the process when asked, that seems slightly abnormal.