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“The tropes are hungry and the hero is in the wrong goddamn story.”

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Book:No Country for Old Gnomes

Source: No Country for Old Gnomes

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Book:Pagan Standard Times: Essays on the Craft

Source: Pagan Standard Times: Essays on the Craft

“How would your life be different if…You stopped validating your victim mentality? Let today be the day…You shake off your self-defeating drama and embrace your innate ability to recover and achieve.”

Life Inspirational Action Drama Self Empowerment Victim Mentality

Book:Life, the Truth, and Being Free

Source: Life, the Truth, and Being Free

“Sadness fills me. In a different world we would be out there enjoying ourselves -- instead of stuck in here suspecting terrible things about each other. I need to get it into my head that this is not the nostalgic reunion I had hoped I would be. And these people are no longer my friends.”

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Book:Shiver

Source: Shiver

“Added to the exigencies of structure are the necessities developing about the recurring characters in any [television] series. These types must remain stable enough for audience identification and development of residual personality, yet they are also responsible for satisfying the constant demand for variety. Irwin Blacker indicates the problem of developing character as one of the difficulties of creating a classic Western in the television format. If the story is to have any significance, says Blacker, the people in it must change; yet in a Western series the hero cannot risk change. The writer, therefore, must continually use "guest" characters who are able to develop, change, or die within the context of the weekly episode while the hero functions as a catalyst in that action. This constraint, though preventing the series from developing into a significant drama, achieves a twofold purpose necessary to the continuing story: the variety of secondary plots and character retains audience interest; the stability of the continually developing (but basically unchanging) residual personality of the hero sustains audience loyalty.”

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Book:The Western Hero in Film and Television: Mass Media Mythology

Source: The Western Hero in Film and Television: Mass Media Mythology

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Author:Stewart Stafford

“if he found a book misplaced at a bookstore, would return it to the shelf where it belonged. Everything had its place. He was a bullet journal guy, and I was a sticky note kind of girl.”

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Book:The Dead Romantics

Source: The Dead Romantics

“JUST FRIENDS" - The ancient romance myth that you - a mere mortal - can be platonic acquaintances with the sex god who blew your ack out a fortnight ago.”

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Book:Unromance

Source: Unromance

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Book:The Tower of Nero

Source: The Tower of Nero

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Author:Jim Butcher