[ SECRET POST #6882 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6882 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[fscom]

I wish more fiction would start on "...a dark and stormy night" again. Creators seem terrified of including too much dramatically appropriate weather these days.

[(Anonymous)]

This secret made me giggle but you know what? Hell yeah, let's see more dramatically appropriate weather in fiction!

[(Anonymous)]

As a total weather nerd, I too approve of this idea :D.

I love the image choice for this secret, too. Can't go wrong with Snoopy.

[dinogrrl]

I use dramatically-appropriate weather in the novel I'm finishing up! I swear it wasn't intentional but then I was like you know what, I'm running with it. And I'm glad I did! Like, sometimes it's fun to subvert the tropes but sometimes the tropes are just as fun!

[(Anonymous)]

I just re-(re-re-re-re-re-)read the Helm's Deep chapter. Delicious descriptions of the thunderstorm breaking over Rohan while orcs assail the wall. /chef's kiss thank you Tolkien.

It's not like most tales are taking place entirely on partly cloudy days, but no one really thinks of adding weather conditions to the scene unless it's either thematic or ironic, so if we've even lost those types, boo.