Saturday, November 14, 2015

NaNoWriMo According to K-Dramas

During my travels through dramaland, I have collected copious amounts of screencaps which I use on a daily basis. (They're better than gifs, okay?) As I was sorting through these screencaps in a vain attempt to organize them, I realized that many of them perfectly portrayed the various stages of NaNoWriMo. If you're participating in National Novel Writing Month, you may relate to these as much as I did.

THE STAGES OF NANOWRIMO
 
When you realize your plot is flawed:
 
 
When you're struck with genius:
 
 
When your characters refuse to behave:
 
 
When you ask someone's opinion of your novel:
 
 
When someone suggests going outside/anywhere:
 
 
When there's that one character you really hate:
 
 
What people say to you all month:
 
 
 When people keep asking 'how's the writing coming' even when you've said 'fine':

 
When you decide you don't like your novel halfway through the month:
 
 
When other humans won't leave you alone:
 
 
When you have to give yourself a pep-talk:
 
 
When the entire dramatis persona misbehaves:
 
 
When you find that pesky plot hole:
 
 
When you fall behind your wordcount goal:
 
 
Your response to people who ask if you'll put them in your novel and kill them:
 
 
The best thing about writing:
 
 
And of course, December First:
 
 
 
Are you doing NaNoWriMo? How is your novel progressing? Can you relate to this post, or has it all been a piece of cake with icing on top?

1 comment:

  1. Love this! While this year's NaNo novel is behaving (so far), I have to agree that every one of these is an accurate portrayal of NaNo!

    And novel-writing in general. :)

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