#WordWeavers
What are some of the tropes typical in your genre? Do you use them?
I love playing with them. That's the point of tropes. They exist in a genre for a reason. You can play to them or deliberately ignore them. Either way their presence or absence is obvious. If the knight doesn't slay the dragon, there's still a dragon. Still a knight. Still a princess. Have fun with that.
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Dave Dawkins (D. Harrigon) /
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2024-04-13 09:50:40
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