Oh, nos! Theology!

[elfs]

I ought to be working on something commercial, but no, Muse likes the angel story so much I wrote another 1200 words into it today. We have our hero Gabriel, his girlfriend Jill, the "good" (for some definition) angel Mahazioth, whom you've met, and then we have the "bad" angel Lahmai and the "good" demoness Hushai, and I have a seven-days sort of outline.

The trouble is, day seven's outline entry reads simply, "And all hell breaks loose." And I'm not sure what Muse means by that.

Oh, and Muse also gave me an idea for a steampunk episode that fits in the Journal Entries universe. "But you can't write it until someone in Polestar talks about the missing ship from the Sterlings mission, so you'll have to finish Polestar first."

Comments

[duskwuff.livejournal.com]

I wonder if there's any reasonable way to end a story with the line "And on the seventh day, all Hell broke loose.".

[lisakit.livejournal.com]

Isn't that sorta what Joss Whedon did with Angel?

[elfs.livejournal.com]

Unfortunately, I've never gotten into any Joss Whedon properties. I suspect it's the medium.

[lisakit.livejournal.com]

You should be able to get CD's you can view on a computer. The guy's characters are amazing. I think Firefly was his best so far, but maybe that's because it was geared more towards adults than the teen market.

[abostick59.livejournal.com]

For a good illustration of what can happen after all hell breaks loose, read The Day After Judgment (sequel to Black Easter) by James Blish.