The gruel that children's little hands have stirredIs sweeter than nectar. - Thiruvalluvar - Quotesmemo.com

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Any plot you impose on your characters will be onomatopoetic: PLOT. I say don't worry about plot. Worry about the characters. Let what they say or do reveal who they are, and be involved in their lives, and keep asking yourself, Now what happens? The development of relationship creates plot.

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The gruel that children's little hands have stirredIs sweeter than nectar.

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