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Same. My chapter one is good, but the prologue serves as a much better start for the story. I just want folks to have fun with my story. It is a them issue yes, but how would they know that without reading the prologue?

Usually with a phrase or question that plays with something present in the chapter being named, assuming that I ain’t just dryly numbering them.

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I wrote four measures for a string quartet but grew bored, so let’s just post this for now. Probably won’t fully give up on the idea however.

I have two urges atm. One, compose a piece of music for every chapter of my story as an ost. Two, post more commie propaganda music here. I wonder which will win out?

But then I miss out on the wordplay of Prologue: Epilogue of a Hopeful… :blob_pat_sad: Yes but the wordplay, it also makes more sense as a prologue than as a CH 1 or CH 0, imo… The thing is I don’t know what to do outside of calling it a prologue since it is so short, and set before the story…

Unfortunately mine ain’t an info dump, but a driving question of the story. It is the thing that haunts the protag for the first few arcs. I worry that if someone skips it they will miss it, and a big point of the story. I tend to see them as the beginning of the story, so I just start reading...

In the story I am currently writing, the prologue is of heavy importance. It was only recently that I remembered that some folks skip prologues. So, do you do so? Why do you do so if so? Also what are your general thoughts on prologues.

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Wrote approximately 450 words today.

I wrote this today, approximately 450 words: The cold aluminum ladder was five steps tall, I was the third person in, and stood there for a second to look around. The inside of the Hopeful was a dull grey with a row of benches and seatbelts that belonged in a rollercoaster. There was a door to...

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I am winning currently.

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I am winning currently.