Subject: IÂ’m glad you enjoyed it.
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Posted on: 2015-07-25 21:03:00 UTC
Out of interest, how easy did you find the mission to follow? This was partly an experiment to see how well I could write a mission in a continuum that I'm not expecting most people to be that familiar with.
I thoroughly recommend Red Dwarf, it's one of my favourite comedy shows. If you've seen the first episode and enjoyed it then I think you'll like all the rest. Although I think that an American version was made, which did terribly - haven't seen it myself, but that's what I remember hearing. I'm not sure if the episode you saw was from the British or American version, but I'm recommending the British one :)
Yes, I remember being told about full stops at the end of dialogue before. Unfortunately that was so long ago that I'd forgotten it when writing this. I'm a little shaky on the technical side of writing dialogue, because all of my recent writing lessons have been about how to write technical reports - and there's surprising little dialogue in those. I think my brain just has a tendency to default to 'sentences end with full stops'.
I've sent you a link to the doc (you may have seen that already), so yeah I'd appreciate any further comments you have.
I'm glad you like the actual content and character interactions - the bits that you picked out are among my favourite little scenes from this mission.
Skeet and Amy are still getting to know each other (even if their first mission was a few years ago; in universe it's only meant to be a couple of days). I was hoping that would come across, and it sounds like I succeeded.
I'll start putting a Red Dwarf page together for the wiki
Thanks for all your comments.
- Irish