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ladyjanelly) wrote2008-05-07 08:47 pm
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I am sooo ending-phobic.
Y'all know how I'm either really bad at or scared of ending fics, right?
Just sent off the last chapter of the homeless verse to Embroiderama.
So nervous.
So bad at this part of fic writing. I mean no confidence. Very little experiance. And this makes it or breaks it.
Arg.
Just sent off the last chapter of the homeless verse to Embroiderama.
So nervous.
So bad at this part of fic writing. I mean no confidence. Very little experiance. And this makes it or breaks it.
Arg.
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lurking aroundreading that verse, i have so much faith in you it's ridiculous. i have the same phobia of ending things, especially stories that i've completely fallen in love with (hence the 20+ unfinished fics i have at present sitting on my harddrive), so regardless of what you've written to wrap the verse up, i have to give you so much credit just for sharing this with us, despite the nervousness you're feeling.of course, i'm sure it's wonderful and incredibly gorgerous and descriptive and real, like everything i've ever read of yours has been. ♥
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On the not much practice part, the only way get to get the practice is to do it. At least in this case you seem to have some idea of where you want it to end and it will help with finishing some of your other ones that have proved harder to bring round.
On the make or break part, be sure you know what questions your story sets up and that you provide some sort of answer, even if not definitively. I think the reason that everyone is complaining about you not having finished your AU where Sam gets taken by CPS is that you set up questions in it, especially "what does Sam make of being found?" and to a lesser extent "what does John make of Sam being found?" The latter you could get away with being unanswered if you did enough with the former or if this story was the first of a series of stories, as it is you bring things round full circle enough.
This comes to my last thought. If one of the reasons the end of this is hard is that you don't want to leave the characters, remember than ending a story doesn't not require ending a 'verse. You can always revisit it later in anything from drabbles to further epics if you want to spend more time with them. Or not. And you don't have to decide on that part now, or perhaps ever.
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*frets*
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Jane :)
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I for one am looking forward to it, much as I don't want it to end, as I'm looking forward to reading it end to end.
xx
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With your, each part has been so delicious to savor that one doesn't want it to end! Yet I can feel it organically coming to a close. Jeff is just about ready to go back and find his family; Jared and Jensen have faced down a lot of problems and committed themselves to each other; Jensen's going to get medical attention and see if further help is needed, etc. Plus with his identity cleared up and his family found, Jensen has a lot of resources; like he could get them a nicer place if they want, or do as much art as he wants all the time.
Maybe he'll never want to go back into architecture -- maybe he'll be happier as an artist than he ever was before-- that seems to be the case from what his family has said.
The biggest unanswered question, for me, is why the cop had Jared arrested -- out of spite, or what? Maybe the cop was anti-homeless?
Anyway congrats on a great story! ending, shmending!
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