That's not a straight man, that's just not funny.
While Urd is a bit mischievous none of this is really relevant to how you two would interact, but might be relevant somewhere else. The main point I was making is that it's okay to have your SI mess up and learn things in the text. That's called character development, a component of good writing. This can even be things you already know and have fixed about yourself, but your SI is just a little behind.
me Wrote:Nope. The running gag is that Tomo gets an idea, and decides to bug the manager about it, because he has funny reactions.So basically Tomo will ignore you.
While Urd is a bit mischievous none of this is really relevant to how you two would interact, but might be relevant somewhere else. The main point I was making is that it's okay to have your SI mess up and learn things in the text. That's called character development, a component of good writing. This can even be things you already know and have fixed about yourself, but your SI is just a little behind.
Quote:Brent, I’m just trying to show that assumptions shouldn’t be made about me and my ‘on-screen’ persona.An assumption made about your SI is by definition not an assumption made about you. Look, you wrote some text in your SI's voice, then decided that you wouldn't make that mistake. But what if your SI did? He's not you, right? It's certainly more interesting for the story if he does.
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