01-21-2006, 03:44 PM
It depends on the story or scene and under normal circumstances romance takes a long time to develop i.e. several chapters. ROMANCE IS NOT DEAD but it takes a lot longer to establish than raw, pure, spotaneous moment in a lemon....
If you could set up romance in a limited space than you lose some of what the whole concept of the scene is and lose your audience...
Feel the audience, by their reactions you know that they love it (boing of a willy saluting) or they don't get it (Game over theme plays from mario brothers).
Romance shall not die on my watch!! :shock: 8)
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lonelygabu~~
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If you could set up romance in a limited space than you lose some of what the whole concept of the scene is and lose your audience...
Feel the audience, by their reactions you know that they love it (boing of a willy saluting) or they don't get it (Game over theme plays from mario brothers).
Romance shall not die on my watch!! :shock: 8)
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lonelygabu~~
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