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Originally Posted by rcentros
I can probably can blame it on writing short screenplays, where you're always told to use present tense.
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I'd stick to that excuse. It's a really good one. Actually the length is irrelevant.
Certainly the directions must all be in the present tense. And any soliloquy breaking the 3rd wall would be present tense. A play, TV or movie unfolds in real time, except maybe for a flashback, which is still all in the present tense.
Since you are long off caffeine it must be an "out of cheese error". Send Grommet out for more.