[ SECRET POST #1959 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #1959 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

da

this, but would also like to add: the concept of a "compelling story with interesting characters" is, in itself, also very subjective. I might be interested in different characters than you or find a different sort of plot interesting, or prefer the way author A constructs zir plot over author B.

I'm not saying I disagree with you, I probably don't, but wanted to clarify that point.

To break it down a little bit more: you can judge a book by objective things like: number of pages/words/chapters, number of characters, how dynamic a character is (if you have a measuring tool for how much that character changed), etc. or even "number of people who like this book". None of those things is, in and of themselves, an indicator of quality. They're just stats. "Quality" is born of the opinions of those who read the book.

[(Anonymous)]

I agree, and I should've clarified. You're right, "interesting characters" is subjective too, because what makes a character interesting is going to vary from person to person. Like you said, there are objective things that can be measured, but "quality" is not one of them (at least not in art) because what is considered quality is up to the individual person's opinion/interepretation.

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ayrt

I figured that's what you meant :) and I totally agree.