*grin* The Family Business, coming right up! I’ll try not to repeat anything from my previous discussion post :)
1. Diana. Seriously, I could write Diana all day. She’s totally charming, totally competent in an attractive way, and totally amoral. What’s not to like? (…oh hi there Duronas!)
2. If you only knew how many times I had to rewrite that last Arachne-Minerva section to satisfy my beta… But I finally figured it out, and now it’s one of my favorite scenes.
3. I like the ending. I like the resonances it has with the twilight of the gods (well, wrong mythology, but you know what I mean) and the imagery of the spiders carrying their message to every corner of the world: that Arachne got what she was looking for in the end (and that Minerva gave it to her), even if it was too late for Arachne personally.
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Date: 2013-05-22 05:13 am (UTC)1. Diana. Seriously, I could write Diana all day. She’s totally charming, totally competent in an attractive way, and totally amoral. What’s not to like? (…oh hi there Duronas!)
2. If you only knew how many times I had to rewrite that last Arachne-Minerva section to satisfy my beta… But I finally figured it out, and now it’s one of my favorite scenes.
3. I like the ending. I like the resonances it has with the twilight of the gods (well, wrong mythology, but you know what I mean) and the imagery of the spiders carrying their message to every corner of the world: that Arachne got what she was looking for in the end (and that Minerva gave it to her), even if it was too late for Arachne personally.