BenJepheneT
Light Up Gold - Parquet Courts
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Yeah, yeah big surprise. The shitposter makes a coherent post. Put your pants back on cause' this is one of the many to come.
Just as the title asked, do you need top-tier, expert, damn-near amazing, thesaurus-beating vocabulary to write a quality story? If you can grasp that small set of words from your tiny mental dictionary, master them, and weave out a coherent story, is it possible that you can make something impressive out of it?
And before you slide in your SH story link going "I don't know about that but I did my story with low vocab so why not try mine and see-" how about you put that dick back in your pants, eh?
I'm talking about early Harry Potter and those children fiction (e.g: How To Train Your Dragon). Sure, they manage to make good story using simple words but those people have all nine editions of Oxford in their heads. If we simple folk can gather all of our power and utilize that tiny knowledge of words to its maximum, can we make a story just as good as theirs?
Just as the title asked, do you need top-tier, expert, damn-near amazing, thesaurus-beating vocabulary to write a quality story? If you can grasp that small set of words from your tiny mental dictionary, master them, and weave out a coherent story, is it possible that you can make something impressive out of it?
And before you slide in your SH story link going "I don't know about that but I did my story with low vocab so why not try mine and see-" how about you put that dick back in your pants, eh?
I'm talking about early Harry Potter and those children fiction (e.g: How To Train Your Dragon). Sure, they manage to make good story using simple words but those people have all nine editions of Oxford in their heads. If we simple folk can gather all of our power and utilize that tiny knowledge of words to its maximum, can we make a story just as good as theirs?