Wrote less than a thousand words tonight. I've hit the point where I have to decide what this story is about, and until I do that, I can't proceed.
I figured out what the deal is with the guy-who-is-two-guys. I interviewed them and their mother as I made my way home and got a pretty decisive history out of them. Even came up with a term to describe their condition: integrated twins. I've figured out their mission, even. They want to find their father, who ran off before they were born.
What I haven't figured out is how the main character can actually help them. They seem to believe she's important, but they haven't gotten around to telling me why. Perhaps if I can dig up more information on their missing father, then I can figure it out, but at the moment, I have no idea how Eliza can help them.
*sigh* I wish I could just skip ahead and write the family dinner. It'll be such fun, except that I have a feeling that Eliza's sister's fiance is important, but I don't know why.
Plenty to sleep on....
Bribe them! Make them talk!
As the bad guys always say - everyone has their price, you just need to find their's and then hold it over their heads until they fess up. :-)
Does this form work like a guestbook?
Posted by: Sarah S on November 6, 2004 06:17 PM