Bwahaha

I, too, took the quiz Which Inner Circle Member are You.

You are Cassie, the Popular One! You spend most of your time fighting off fangirls and meeting movie stars... but don't worry. You can always go tease Simon to let off steam. Your epics are famous across the fandom, and although they aren't loved by everyone, everyone seems to agree that they should be SLASH but they AREN'T.

Boggles. Don't I wish. Somehow, I can't quite picture myself that way. (Although I'd certainly love to meet Cassie!)

( Oh, to have the fame and glory of heidi8, epicyclical, iscaris, alexmalfoy, johnwalton . . . )

Musings on Wit/Smart-asses and Solveig's history

Finished The Adventures of the Stainless Steel Rat by Harry Harrison, which includes The Stainless Steel Rat, The Stainless Steel Rat's Revenge, and The Stainless Steel Rat Saves the World. Had a conversation with kijjohnson last night about some of the thoughts I've had lately re: writing smart-asses, which have spun out from reading the adventures of the irrepressible Mr. DeGriz. ( What smart-asses really need )

( More about Solveig )

What I'm doing at this point in planning is chewing over the developing characters in the context of a vague idea of what I think some of the themes might turn out to be. I am getting to know Solveig, a mother, an architect, an ISTJ, who sketches pictures of her daughter, who listens to eclectic music. And there's something there about choosing the heart-of-flesh over the heart-of-stone (ice). And there's this guy, Jack. What's his story, anyway? And why does he want to hijack the plans for the Ice Palace?

And what, for goodness sakes, are the fish up to?

Peg, going off to think some more