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mhalachai ([personal profile] mhalachai) wrote2007-08-31 03:33 pm

titling chapters

I want to title the next chapter of Inevitable, "The Chekov Principle", because it's the one in which I hang a fully loaded vampire power on the wall.

Instead, what should I name the next chapter of Inevitable?

[Poll #1048346]

PS: Not all things referenced above will appear in the chapter.
PPS: I need to use the poll option before my paid account runs out. Whoohoo! I have more time! I love you guys :D

[identity profile] ligeia-bm.livejournal.com 2007-09-01 12:19 am (UTC)(link)
See what you just did? Now I'll be twisted in a pretzel-like shape until I read the next chapter of Inevitable?

What's that with a "fully loaded vampire power" hung on the wall? (the image of having the ardeur hanging over the fireplace is *not* helping here)?
Because, they (Anita and Harry) are going to meet Dumbledore. And possibly, Snape. And now, with a hint of a vamp power into the mix? I'm bitting my nails... Argh... need... chapter... now!

[identity profile] mhalachaiswords.livejournal.com 2007-09-01 06:04 am (UTC)(link)
The fully... k, the "power" in question here isn't the ardeur, because bringing the ardeur onside while she's in a school of kids (and of Snape - EW) is bad. I'm going to be bringing up one of the vamp powers Anita acquired along the way as a handy set up to the bitter end of this story. May as well remind the audience now so no one calls foul when it pops up :)

And yes, Anita and Harry will meet up with ole' Dumbles. After this stupid conversation. They're hard to write, because they usually end up shouting at each other. Oh, those wacky characters we write...

[identity profile] catherinecookmn.livejournal.com 2007-09-02 05:59 am (UTC)(link)
I hope Dumbles has a large supply of Calm The Fuck Down laid in, courtesy of Snape. (Or some HeadOn that can be applied directly to the forehead!)

[identity profile] mhalachaiswords.livejournal.com 2007-09-02 06:30 am (UTC)(link)
I don't think anything Dumbedore can do will calm Anita down. In fact, anything he tries will probably have the opposite reaction. She *really* doesn't like him.