11-20-2007, 07:18 PM
I agree. Fight scenes are not so much difficult to invision and write, but the challenge lies in keeping the reader's attention (as well as your motivation). I personally dispise spars and the ilk (except that super buu vs. Vi one, which will always be my favorite, no bias whatsoever >.>).
Words are a fickle thing, whilst one word, such as "walk" and "saunter" basically mean the same thing, both convey a certain attitude. "Walk" portrays a rather generic movement, while "saunter" can mean "To walk leisurely, stroll". Each has a sort of emotion to it.
In the English language, there are hundreds of thousands of words at our disposal, the trick though, is to introduce new words to a reader so they understand, and can project that word smoothly into the scene you're trying to create. I guess that's our fallocy as writers, sometimes, is that we fear to tread into that unknown territory, and try new things. But how are we to grow together, as a community, if we don't at least, try?
Words are a fickle thing, whilst one word, such as "walk" and "saunter" basically mean the same thing, both convey a certain attitude. "Walk" portrays a rather generic movement, while "saunter" can mean "To walk leisurely, stroll". Each has a sort of emotion to it.
In the English language, there are hundreds of thousands of words at our disposal, the trick though, is to introduce new words to a reader so they understand, and can project that word smoothly into the scene you're trying to create. I guess that's our fallocy as writers, sometimes, is that we fear to tread into that unknown territory, and try new things. But how are we to grow together, as a community, if we don't at least, try?
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