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-W for What the fuck!?
My play on V for Vendetta
Today is Wild Card and Will to Live, both which describe characters.
Here we are at S. I’m running out of clever things to say. Maybe I am not as clever of a writer as I thought. We are nearing the end for the challenge, with only 8 letters left.
Today we tackle Self-Serving Bias and Stockholm Syndrome. Words you may have heard often, but like many other words, never thought of implementing them as literary terms.
Hard to think that after this month, I won’t hear from many of you. I certainly hope I do, but I will cherish these last few days as we complete the challenge.
I read an interesting article from K.M. Weiland about Authors killing the Suspension of Disbelief. It is a great article, and has a video too if you don’t want to read (it’s a transcript of the video).
The Nostalgia Critic suggested the universe should have exploded
The basic jist of it, is writers will often time have little inside jokes in their stories as a wink to the readers, which is OK to do, but sometimes go too far and taking us back to reality. Not just books, but all forms of media. Sometimes it can be done well, such as Metal Gear Solid telling you to look for the codec frequency on the back the CD case, and sometimes it can be done badly, just like in the Double Dragon movie where we see the Double Dragon arcade game.
