Oct. 3rd, 2005

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Sorry I'm so late with the summary this week. I've been moving, and have actually not had access to the internet for the past...five days? Decade? Something like that. *g*

Anyway, my apologies. And now on to the discussion...

[livejournal.com profile] gurrier thought that Ray's behaviour in the poem was in character, but that the voice sounded off--too analytical for Ray, not instinctive enough. She liked the structure of this line: "So I'll change my hair, lose the glasses, wear the leather, get the tat" but wondered if it might sound more Ray-like if it was more staccato--if the commas were periods, for instance. She also thought Ray might use less formal wording in places, and [livejournal.com profile] kijikun later agreed.

[livejournal.com profile] gurrier thought the last line of the poem described exactly how she imagined Ray to have been as a teenager, and that it was a nice set up for his growth as a character in Due South.

[livejournal.com profile] kijikun also thought that Ray's actions in the poem were in character for him. She thought that the issues with Ray's voice might be resolved if the poem was not narrated from his point of view, but from an outside viewpoint instead.

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