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Old 10-11-2011, 03:02 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan View Post
Those paragraphs (2 and 3) should, I think, be on what you want to happen at the beginning and at the end, not attempts at actual opening and closing text.
Well as it's just the outline stage at that point things aren't graven in stone either. I think they suggested the paragraphs in the book I read it in as more of a means to get you in the mindset of the story. You can always go back and re-write it as a point by point opening/closing to fit with the rest of the outline. In fact that probably is a good idea as it will probably help things to gel properly rather than seeming detached.
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