- A good, old post-nuclear apoc
- A city whose residents do not age as long as they don't leave the borders—but if they leave, they'll immediately progress to their actual age, which at this point would turn many of them to dust
- "Beaned up" as a drug euphemism
- Two cooks (minor characters) who exchange witty banter at a restaurant the MC frequents (inspired by the omelette bar cooks where I have breakfast)
- Someone who plays the oboe d'amore
- Birnan, the very choleric (and fire-controlling) character from my old NaNoWriMo novel and the only one of the lot that I really enjoyed writing
- Garjen, a character of mine who is quite cheerful and a bit psychopathic, and her main mode of attack is through bubbles that explode, have poison, etc. (she never really got to have her fun outside of a few RPs)
- "She was forced to support herself not only by the pen, but as a secret agent." (Mac dictionary entry: pen)
- A plot based on alarming fantasy racism
- Mountain ranges/landscapes based on specific infrared absorption spectra (might have to be something visual)
- A nutty professor and his adorable, long-suffering lab assistant (based on my Organic Chemistry Lab)
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Fragments V
They just never end.
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I like the one about the city whose residents never age the best. You know, that's what I was worried might end up happening in Break Out (them crumbling into dust) because they were becoming mortal, and they're all hundreds of years old...
ReplyDeleteI like how many of them are based off of real-life people! How entertaining! XD
Yeah—I suddenly remembered that a while ago, although I can't for the life of me remember what the rest of its story was.
DeleteHaha, well, you have to get something out of terrible chemistry labs and waiting for your omelette, right?