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Q5. How does your world building contribute to the story’s conflict? e.g. weather, terrain, religion, politics.
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Q6. How does your characters aspirations and fears affect the conflict in the novel?
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Q4. What types of conflict do you find the most powerful? Internal/external? Big or small?
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Q5. How does your world building contribute to the story’s conflict? e.g. weather, terrain, religion, politics.
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Q4. What types of conflict do you find the most powerful? Internal/external? Big or small?
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Q2. How do you strike a balance when writing conflict? How do you ensure the conflict isn’t too easily overcome/too insurmountable/a relentless barrage?
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Q3. Do all stories need conflict to work?
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Q1. How does conflict appear in your work?
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Q2. How do you strike a balance when writing conflict? How do you ensure the conflict isn’t too easily overcome/too insurmountable/a relentless barrage?
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Q1. How does conflict appear in your work?
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I'm sure we can all think of something that exists today but shouldn't. Is there something that doesn't exist today that you would like to exist? If so, what is it?
Imagine a world that we all control together, not controlled by oligarch or dictators, even indirectly. Imagine something truly collaborative. That world would be very different from our own. In some ways many of us could have a lot more opportunity. But in others, we would be restricted.
In such a world, we couldn't really have elite luxuries. Having such luxuries is only valuable so long as others do not.
> Unlike the vacuum cleaner, the radio, or the bicycle, which retain their use value when everyone has one, the car, like a villa by the sea, is only desirable and useful insofar as the masses don’t have one.
- The Social Ideology of the Motorcar
Imagine a world in which we think about luxury in a radically different way, not as something that only has value via exclusivity but something that enriches the lives of the owners more as more people have them.
What would living in such a world be like? Can you describe a day in your life?
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