Text 17016, 60 rader
Skriven 2007-08-10 12:17:45 av Charlie Edmondson (3493.babylon5)
  Kommentar till text 17013 av rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated (3490.babylon5)
Ärende: Re: ATTN JMS: How did you come up with Lochley's story?
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Amy Guskin wrote:
>>>On Fri, 10 Aug 2007 12:22:03 -0400, Charlie Edmondson wrote
> 
> (in article <46bc90ab$1@news.cadence.com>):
> 
> 
>>Shabaz wrote:
>>
>>>world with great powers fall under both definitions.
>>>
>>>I'm actually curious if we'll see them again. Mostly because of that
>>>one line about them remembering Lochley. Which with any other show
>>>would seem like a throwaway line, but hey, this is Babylon 5.
>>>
>>>-Shabaz
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Interesting thought, maybe back in her Zoe days, she had an encounter 
>>with the demons, although she was too wasted to really remember it 
>>consciously... <<
> 
> 
> Charlie, Charlie, Charlie...this is dangerously close to a story idea.  
> Please be careful.  This applies to old-timers as well as newbies!
> 
> For those who would like a refresher, I quote from the FAQ:
> 
> 
>>>A story idea is made up of one or more of the following:
> 
> 	A.	Something not already hinted at
> 	B.	Specific scene/event description
> 
> Ask yourself the following questions:
> 	1.	Does this involve specifics as to how you would like or expect to see 
> something played out particularly if that description involved things not 
> already seen/told about on the show or that JMS has posted to the net?
> 	2.	Does this introduce new plot ELEMENTS that have not been seen or 
> mentioned on the show or that JMS has posted on the net?
> 	3.	Does this start with "Wouldn't it be neat to see...." or "I'd like to see

> a scene where...." [Note: This alone does not make it a story idea but when 
> combined with 1 and/or 2 then it probably crosses the line into a story 
> idea.]
> 	4.	Can you back up your speculation by pointing to specific events/dialogue 
> that have been seen or hinted at either on the show or by JMS on the net as 
> the basis for your ideas?
> If you answer "Yes" to any one of the first three and/or "No" to 4, then 
> chances are, it's a story idea. <<
> 
> Amy
Yeah, I thought of that, but as I recalled we were talking about a #4 
situation, a line of dialog that inferred a possible past relationship 
between Lockley and the demon...

Thanks,
Charlie
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