Chandler's Law/Quotes
Kaguya: We've got a problem, Eirin. There are no more plot ideas for this manga. |
So no matter how deeply you've written yourself into a corner, all your problems can be solved, or at least delayed, by an invasion of space zombies.
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Let's think for example of Henry Fielding's novel Tom Jones, in that when it was useful to have a change in plot, all the author had to do was to introduce the idea of smallpox, because no one would question that that was appropriate or considered that this was a clumsy or artificial. Everyone expected smallpox.
—Frank Snowden, Yale's Epidemics in Western Society Since 1600
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