« Interminable - Triangle amoureux. » - chapitre 1 : « Chapitre Interminable - Triangle amoureux. La clarté de la lune se faisait de moins en moins dense. Les nuages s’en rapprochaient pour la cacher, faisant peu à peu disparaître par la même occasion l’ombre d’une masse courant dans les rues désertes de la ville. - Fais ta valise, on s’en va. Anéa s’exécuta sans broncher. - Nous partons, le mit au courant inutilement Anéa avec la même indifférence. Cette dernière retourna le miroir du côté du mur et regarda une dernière fois la pièce dans laquelle elle avait vécu jusqu’à présent. Depuis plusieurs mois, celle qui lui servait de mère, Zina, prévoyait de déménager. Anéa prit cependant son temps pour descendre rejoindre Zina dans la cuisine, son sac à la main. - Je nettoierai plus tard, répondit Zina au regard de celle qui lui servait de fille. Anéa obéit et prit place sur un tabouret de l’autre côté de la table, le plus éloigné de sa mère, son sac sur les genoux. Zina prit une profonde inspiration. - Les voisins nous soupçonnent. - C’est nouveau !
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Easter Eggs The 7 Natural Laws of the Universe « Path to Enlightenment The 7 Natural Laws of the Universe The Law of Attraction is just part of one of the 7 natural laws of the Universe: the Law of Vibration. Of the 7 Laws, it may be the most important in how our everyday lives play out, but all of the laws are in effect whether we are aware of them or not. Knowing what the 7 laws are and how they work can make a significant difference in applying them to create the life you truly desire. The 7 natural laws are in no particular order, but since the Law of Attraction has been discussed so much in The Secret, we’ll start with it. The Law of Vibration states that everything vibrates and nothing rests. Vibrations of the same frequency resonate with each other, so like attracts like energy. The Law of Relativity states that nothing is what it is until you relate it to something. The Law of Cause and Effect states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. The Law of Polarity states that everything has an opposite.
Avec AO3, ils forment les deux plus gros sites de fanfictions (celui-ci semble bien plus évident grâce au titre haha). Il est tout aussi complet , mais bien plus complexe, surtout au niveau de la publication des chapitres. by laurevine Nov 18
You can usually tell which stories are super lame within the first two chapters, but the way I guage good stories is usually if there are at least 1,000 words per chapter. by inspibrain Dec 26
That actually sounds like a clever idea, i never thought of it like that :) by purplebob Nov 18
A rating system, like what AnimeSpiral had before that site went offline, would rate a user 1 to 5 stars in key catagories. I remember AS having catagories such as plot, character development, grammar policing, cited sources (when applicable) and other topics. Readers were allowed to rate each category, then the story as a whole and leave coments to boot. It was safe to say that stories rated 1 did not have 4 stars in plot and grammar, but a story rated 3 may have a great plot but poor character development. by sms8h Nov 18
You don't need a rating system in my opinion. By rating someone down on something, they're gonna feel bad about their abilities when they probably are really good. If you can only write comments it allows you to sugest ways of improving without seeming rude. :) by purplebob Nov 15
Books, Comics, Movies, Games: Stories from folks who love these universes as much as you do. The only problem is the lack of rating system puts the bad writers on the same page as the good writers. by sms8h Nov 13
I hate that site so much, deviantART is so much easier and better... sorry but it's true! by purplebob Jun 13