Anyways, I'm in love with the music theme. As I have lots of music and poetry and singing in almost all my books...
As to Ships, Secrets, and Survivors, I know there's a scene in which a character plays his violin, tells maybe a touch of his past, and it's a cute, sad, moving scene and all that. But I'm more of a panster, guys. Give me some slack here for not having much planned out...
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ReplyDeleteSo... I really want my antagonist to be moved by another character's singing, but... to show it and not give away my antagonist it would have to be from an outside POV and that kind of loses its impact. :P Maybe I'll write that as a bonus scene...
ReplyDeleteAfter a certain event happens, though, I might have a scene where a song reminds my MC of home. I want music to be a bigger part of this story than some of my others, so this is a really helpful prompt for coming up with ways to employ that. :)