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A. People who have been tagged must write their answers on their blogs and replace any question they dislike with a new question formulated by themselves. Tag 8 people. Those who are tagged cannot refuse.
B. These 8 people must state who they were tagged by. You cannot tag the person who tagged you. Continue this game by sending this to 8 5 other people. People who are tagged will be blessed and their wishes will come true in the future.

tagged by myfingersburnt

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Tagging: lizrocks, foolshavepride, fresco_senorita, wickedground, 7timesfate, anythingbutgrey, geeky_webmaster, heaven_eyes. Sorry if you've already done this meme and I've missed it :)

I have a Spanish test today and I'm really nervous because instead of studying I spent my time uploading icons (justbolognese, thank you soooooo much! *megahuggles*) and writing on my crack story. Because it was so much fun. And also, I read Le Mur. Which wasn't due for another x amount of weeks. Keep your fingers crossed? ^^

Anyway, I'm off to wash my face :D

Third person or subjective perspective?

I'm writing on my crack plot when I get a chance. It's really fun writing it, although I'm doubtful if it's funny at all. I have all these characters popping into my head, complete with backstories and names and you name it. I have the most awesome names ever used on some vampires. To those who missed my cracky plot, behold the power of copy and paste:

Kevin, a seventeen year old vampire lord, has to battle with English tests, hormones, a coven of angry, vengeful witches and, of course, another clan of vampires moving in on his territory.

I'm so excited but sadly I can't really decide anything. I mean, on one hand I really want to write it in an I-form but on the same time I find the third person perspective extremely useful at times. I don't know. What to do, what to do? What would you do? I think the most important thing is that I get my general idea down on the computer as a general thought and then later on I revise it. But it's kind of difficult since I want it to be perfect to start with. Anyway, to make the answers into statistics, here's a poll:

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Spanish in two minutes. Keep your fingers crossed!