But don't you know, the best writing, IMO, is all about letting yourself be seen: heart, soul, mind, and spirit. As long as it's mostly not about you. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. I only make such a blatant plug because she asked me to contribute a recipe and let me put up some photos from my trip to Egypt. So go learn how to make koshari, save yourselves a few bucks, and look cultured doing it.
But back to the business at handβ¦. So, what better way to discuss subtlety than to once again fall back on the world of Star Trek for an example.
The original series and Next Generation each had similar first season episodes that were linked between the two shows. You may not know them by title, but even a casual viewer would remember the stories.
The Enterprise crew s is infected with a virus that loosens inhibitions leading to constant displays of laziness, lust, and even savagery. You may recall a shirtless Sulu with a fencing foil, or perhaps Tasha Yar in some bizarre casual wear trying to seduce Data. The original series did the story about two months in.
Next Generation did their version the second week they were on the air. What were they really like at the core. Were they lonely? Hiding awful secrets? A quick glimpse of bare skin is always far more fascinating than the most elaborate and inspiring outerwear. Well, Casablanca is a very famous film which is not chronological.
