AUTHOR'S NOTE:
As a devout fan of the wonderful "A Series of Unfortunate Events", I was forced to dash to a bookstore near me recently and purchase "Lemony Snicket: The Unauthorized Biography", which is, of course, about our favorite Baudelaire Biographer. Upon reading the book, I discovered that some of my assumptions were incorrect (The people of V.F.D. were chosen and kidnapped at a young age, they did not join the group as adults. Esme and Jerome were married after only one night together, and Jerome owned the 667 Dark Avenue Penthouse before he married Esme), that some of them were correct (Esme was, in fact, an actress at the time my story takes place), and I also uncovered tidbits I didn't know (Jerome and Jacques were close friends, and Jacques is the one who told Jerome to buy the penthouse in the first place, and Esme and Count Olaf [aka Al Funcoot] had been in league for quite some time). Anyway, I have decided to do one of two things:
A) Continue my story the way I first intended it to be written.
B) Rework it so that the plotline makes sense. (This option will take a tid bit longer than the former.)
Let me know what you think would be the best solution to this little dilemma, and keep reading and writing all!
"The World is Quiet Here."
~ViV~
As a devout fan of the wonderful "A Series of Unfortunate Events", I was forced to dash to a bookstore near me recently and purchase "Lemony Snicket: The Unauthorized Biography", which is, of course, about our favorite Baudelaire Biographer. Upon reading the book, I discovered that some of my assumptions were incorrect (The people of V.F.D. were chosen and kidnapped at a young age, they did not join the group as adults. Esme and Jerome were married after only one night together, and Jerome owned the 667 Dark Avenue Penthouse before he married Esme), that some of them were correct (Esme was, in fact, an actress at the time my story takes place), and I also uncovered tidbits I didn't know (Jerome and Jacques were close friends, and Jacques is the one who told Jerome to buy the penthouse in the first place, and Esme and Count Olaf [aka Al Funcoot] had been in league for quite some time). Anyway, I have decided to do one of two things:
A) Continue my story the way I first intended it to be written.
B) Rework it so that the plotline makes sense. (This option will take a tid bit longer than the former.)
Let me know what you think would be the best solution to this little dilemma, and keep reading and writing all!
"The World is Quiet Here."
~ViV~