[ SECRET POST #3515]

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⌈ Secret Post #3515 ⌋

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[link for nudity (Orlando Bloom), Orlando Bloom / Katy Perry]


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Comments

Re: I am writing a fic in the present tense, second person perspective

[(Anonymous)]

I use epithets fairly often (possibly because I read a lot of mythology and folk tales, and they are just overflowing with epithets), but possibly the biggest one is the huge Word file I have of the most outrageous, OTT self-insert Mary-Sue bullshit. It's great fun.

Re: I am writing a fic in the present tense, second person perspective

[(Anonymous)]

I love epithets when used in fairy tale pastiches! Really adds to the flavour and atmosphere of the prose, gives it that mystical old-timey feel.

In other literary contexts I can see why people would find them annoying, though.

Re: I am writing a fic in the present tense, second person perspective

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, I sometimes feel like I'm gonna set someone on fire if I see 'bluenette' or 'pinkette' again, or have to struggle through another scene of 'the taller man' and 'the shorter man'; but I still feel oddly defensive of epithets as a device.