老外 @Expat1975@qoto.org

@swirlz @pig come and get you some

@pig @swirlz pipe down, pee wee

@nuttgodd @swirlz 还不错

@Elektrollart@chaos.social If you were a hot dog and you were starving, would you eat yourself?

@CyclopsCaveman Across a thousand universes, nobody cares.

@swirlz You couldn't fight your way out of a wet paper bag, but keep going.

@nichii@niu.moe I ain't waiting for shit.

@samathy@mastodon.technology

Oh shit, dog. super hot.

@quokka You got this

@slightlyflightyone@vulpine.club If you were a hotdog and you were starving, would you eat yourself?

@quokka Oh, man. Any cocks or boobs, stuff like that?

@dcvoter They'll never get you, Mr. Libertarian. You know what it's all about.

@maloki Rock on!

@envgen That's a lot of wires, Mister.

@maloki What's in your hand?

You can end a chapter in one of three ways.

The turn - a change of emotion that turns the preceding mood on its head - example. A chapter about the sadness of a funeral that ends in a couple of kids laughing. (This is the most common, especially among script-writing).

The hang - A piece of information that will be revealed later in the novel - example. She would find out why she had this premonition when she grew old.

The sequence - Not to be confused with the hang, but an issue that will be picked right up in the next chapter. Chapter 2 (ending) - She wasn't sure if she would pick up the flower, but she doubted it. Chapter 3 (beginning) - the rose felt like rough silt between her fingers.

Ending a chapter is key to writing a novel.