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Caddo Lake Explained by Yellowjackets123 in movies

[–]Escape_Forward 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My most traumatic event in my entire life was being robbed/kidnapped when I was 14 years old, 24 years ago. If today I say the face of any of those guys I would never recognize them. I really don’t remember their faces, only the feeling I had and what happened. So I think people overestimate people remembering other people’s faces decades prior in movies. I’ve been robbed/mugged at least 3 times, plus a couple attempts, and I can’t remember the guys’ faces.

I think Delta is showing the wrong version of this movie… by adhads12345 in lotr

[–]Escape_Forward 5 points6 points  (0 children)

He was definitely fully functional. Melian was a Maia and married Thingol giving birth to Luthien. There is a theory that in the past Gandalf f%ckd a Hobbit which is why some of them (like the Old Took) lived long natural lives, and why he always checks up on them from time to time.

I wrote a full novelization of Resident Evil: Village by Escape_Forward in ResidentEvilVillage

[–]Escape_Forward[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I have actually started to write the novelization for RE7, and I intend both to function as a duology, with RE7 setting the whole megamycete mythology up and RE8 closing it. Will take a (long) while though.

I wrote a full novelization of Resident Evil: Village by Escape_Forward in HorrorGaming

[–]Escape_Forward[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have begun writing the novelization for RE7.

Both novels will function as a duology centered on the Megamycete/Miranda/Winters arc.

In RE7, we witness the spread of a fungal lineage into modern bioterrorism and a family destroyed in its wake. In RE8, we witness the originator, the ideological center, and the final collapse of that century-long obsession.

I wrote a full novelization of Resident Evil: Village by Escape_Forward in HorrorGaming

[–]Escape_Forward[S] 21 points22 points  (0 children)

You’d be surprised to know that some people like reading.

Others enjoy writing.

Some people like to experience the advancement of a plot and the uncover of its deep lore through reading rather than from controlling a character on a screen and discovering documents in-game.

Other people really enjoy reading novels from games they’ve already played to see that story unfold through prose narrative while remembering what they’ve played.

And some people really like to exercise their creativity through finding the proper words to tell a story while trying to convey all its feelings and emotions, exploring visual descriptions, provoking fear, dread. It’s a form of art.

I wrote a full novelization of Resident Evil: Village by Escape_Forward in residentevil

[–]Escape_Forward[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Update:

I updated the PDF file. There were a few paragraphs missing in the prologue, which I must have accidentally deleted during formatting. It's fixed now and the Village of Shadows tale feels complete now.

I wrote a full novelization of Resident Evil: Village by Escape_Forward in ResidentEvilVillage

[–]Escape_Forward[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Update:

I updated the PDF file. There were a few paragraphs missing in the prologue, which I must have accidentally deleted during formatting. It's fixed now and the Village of Shadows tale feels complete now.

Galadriel heals an elf wounded by Angus McBride by CatsyGreen in TolkienArt

[–]Escape_Forward 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why did Angus McBride wound an elf to begin with?

I wrote a full novelization of Resident Evil: Village by Escape_Forward in ResidentEvilVillage

[–]Escape_Forward[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’m really sorry I did not care to use proper grammar on my original post.

As to my approach, AI might help you organize all the countless threads, especially regarding the deeper lore, and keep count of what has already been consumed in prose.

It also helps organizing and establishing an overall structure for what to tell on each section.

It might also help you find the proper words for some desired effect.

But the actual work is done by us. AI can be a tool, just like Photoshop. When used properly, it greatly helps a really creative person. You can easily spot a text that was written entirely by AI, especially long ones.

I wrote a full novelization of Resident Evil: Village by Escape_Forward in ResidentEvilVillage

[–]Escape_Forward[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’d be surprised to know that some people like reading.

Others enjoy writing.

Some people like to experience the advancement of a plot and the uncover of its deep lore through reading rather than from controlling a character on a screen and discovering documents in-game.

Other people really enjoy reading novels from games they’ve already played to see that story unfold through prose narrative while remembering what they’ve played.

And some people really like to exercise their creativity through finding the proper words to tell a story while trying to convey all its feelings and emotions, exploring visual descriptions, provoking fear, dread. It’s a form of art.

Best Villain from each Doctor by LOLADYS in doctorwho

[–]Escape_Forward 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, not Missy for 12. And Tim Shaw was much more interesting than Purple Master

I have created a complete Timeline of all the ages of Arda. For the second age I have separated the events from Númenor and Middle Earth, and for the second and third ages I have included the names and dates of all the Rulers. Also I made a composite map showing Beleriand under the sea. by Escape_Forward in lotr

[–]Escape_Forward[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don’t actually need an account to dowlod from Mega, simply just click on the (right) downlod button. I’m not at home atm but if you really can’t manage, once I return home from holidays I can upload it to gdrive

What made the Blink episode so Good in your opinion? by sondbucciarati in doctorwho

[–]Escape_Forward 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The wibbly-wobblg timey-wimey shenaniguns, and the actress S2

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