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Archived article by James
Doherty
Prevention is the best cure for
Writer’s block. One should not
simply keep on writing though he
knows the dialogue for the
characters or even the next
scene. But if the prevention
method for the cure for Writer’s
block fails then it is better to
forget about the play that the
writer is writing. Some new
characters should be picked up
which has no connection to the
play. Odds will generate the
urge to go on from where one can
hit the bull’s eye.
Some cure for Writer’s block are
mentioned below.
One best cure for Writer’s block
is not to have a Suspense Plot.
Suspense Plots are created just
for a tiny fraction in the
script. That’s why all the
troubles are created.
Suspense plots keep the audience
with the writer’s story and
concentrate on the emotional
consequences of the Suspense
Plot's events. This cure for
Writer’s block also validates
the wave of the emotional
conflict so as to make the
audience understands why
something is happening.
Emotional Plots deal with the --
usually the events forming. The
basis of the Suspense Plot are
the emotional consequences of
events (cure for Writer’s
block). Though they take up most
of the play, they're simple to
describe. So the cure for the
writer’s block is to use up the
Suspense plots quickly.
Letting Dramatic Conflict (cure
for Writer’s block) drain away
is another method for the cure
for Writer’s block. This cure
for Writer’s block usually is
the result of loosing the
Suspense Plot in the scene.
Dramatic Conflict (cure for
Writer’s block) comes from a
much deeper vein, rooted in the
association of the main
characters. It's (cure for
Writer’s block)
driven by fundamentally opposing
desires. It (cure for Writer’s
block) happens only when each
character has a risk in the
outcome. The risk may be getting
bored with the characters or
losing interest in the story for
cure for Writer’s block.
Something stored in the
subconscious mind refuses to let
the story flow. Thus the writer
becomes aware while doing
cure for Writer’s block
that there's a mistake in the
story. Whether it may be in the
time frame, the character
description or the storyline.
Subconsciously the writer is
aware of the mistake while doing
cure for Writer’s block, but don’t correct it until the text is read again.
Correcting the error(cure for
Writer’s block) means changing
facts in the pages that has been
already written since then. So
the writers let it as it is.
This (cure for Writer’s block)
thing repeatedly happens if the
writer is not satisfied with the
flow of the story but still
refuse to make changes. In that
case the writer stops writing
until the plot's corrected as a
cure for Writer’s block.
The only 100% guaranteed and
indisputable cure for Writer’s
block is Vomiting. Cure for
Writer’s block(vomiting) refers
that sometimes the writer need
to absolutely ignore the
criticism and write whatever
comes to his mind about the
topic. If the critic tries to
judge and criticize any of it,
write to write twice as fast
until the critic shuts up.
Following the above-mentioned
way as the cure for Writer’s
block will definitely help the
writer to write one terrible
scene after another. And if the
writer writes long enough, he
may even come up with some lines
that he can use to cure for
Writer’s block. But if this way
of cure for Writer’s block
doesn’t, help, still one have to
practice this exercise of
vomiting (cure for Writer’s
block).
Got WRITER'S BLOCK? Get it
CURED... *FAST*.
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