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Published: 2018-08-03 16:23:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 527; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 0
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Nature may have made Quasimodo a weak swimmer. A little help from Ariel and he's safe underwater.Related content
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will you be making fanfiction about this. 'Cause that would be like cool, especially if its one about Quasi keeping it a secret from Frollo. By the way, LOOOOVVVVE!!! your work both here and on fanfiction. oh by the way if you find this same comment on a different picture, I apologize, the comment was meant for this picture.
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There are five other images that go with this one, as well as YVR 40. Look up YVR 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12.Β
There is a story that goes with it, but it's all in my head. There is another multi-chapter story that must be finished first.
Glad you like my stories and pictures. Which is your favourite story?
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I can't wait read it. as for my favourite, well, with fanfiction, its hard to choose, I'm sort of between "Broken Song", "What's in a name" and those two hellboy crossovers, though that "Sonnez Pour Moi" one was sad,Β I couldn't stop crying, butΒ I have to admit, Quasi makes a sort of cute angel. as for your pictures, they are all my favs.
I too have an idea for a crossover fanfic with Hunchback and Harry Potter, but I just don't know to put it into a story, I not very good. Any advice?
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Killing one's favourite must be handled gently. The next multi-chapter story may be up in the late autumn, as I want to finish it before posting.
"What's in a Name" was may favourite to write, as it dealt with grief and extreme emotions in someone who doesn't really know how to express them.
When I write a story, I write an outline, decide on the number of chapters and stick to it.
- Decide your main story. It does not need to be grand, simple is better.
- Don't tell the story, show it. This means lots of description.
- Don't be afraid to write chapters in the wrong order and edit them later on.
- Use Google to research everything, even if it seems unnecessary. Food, clothing, customs, slang, common cuss words... so much can spoil an otherwise good story.
- Add ideas and thoughts to the outline as you go, so you know what is going where.
- Use the outline as a reminder to resolve subplots ( if you want to resolve them,) add symbolism, place foreshadowing etc...
- Keep it under 80,000 words.
- If deleting text - and don't be shy about doing so - store it in a separate file. It may be worth adding back later on.
- Strunk and White's "Elements of Style" will never lead you astray.
This may or may not work for you. I'm not a writer, just a hobbyist. Stunk & White, though. Look that up. It's a cheap book if you live in North America.
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Thanks for the advice. It just this one idea that just won't leave me, you know. As for the book you suggested, I'll see if I can get it at the local bookstore, though I don't about it being cheap here, cause I live in Australia.
Anyway, thanks again for the advice, so keep an eye on the crossover sections for Hunchback of Notre Dame (movie) and Harry Potter under the name magickitsune
By the way, Disney Rules! Though DreamWorks and Harry Potter are close secends
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Amazon Australia does have it. Google search also revealed it as a PDF! The book is timeless and most helpful.Β www.jlakes.org/ch/web/The-elemβ¦
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Ah, the question of the seashell is answered in this picture, so Ariel gave it to him. When he takes it off, will he be transformed into a human again? If yes, it's awesome that he could go underwater whenever he desires to be with his friend Ariel. 
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If he takes it off, or it falls off, he would be human again.
Swimming around without a shirt, hanging out with the princess and not being judged may be good for him. He is self-conscious, as he'd naked. His back-hair is standing up because he's underwater, not from fear. 
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