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Finding Myself in the First Act

Plays are made in the second act. The first act is just merely build up for the second act. The first act is all character building and plot thickening, but the second act is when all walls fall down. Character's morality is tested and a great play is either made or not. If one was just to see only the first act he would not have the foggiest idea on how the rest of the play turns out. I feel like my writing can be placed into the terms of a play. My whole life I have written. I have been fighting with the villain that is grammar, working on breathing life into my characters which are sentences through better vocabulary and word usage, and striving to become a better writer by understanding what it takes to put on a good show or writing an exceptional paper. I feel like I am still in the first act of my play. I am working on a good base that will glide me through the second act straight to the standing ovation. My skills are struggling to remember......

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